CORALINE STEELBOOK - MOVIE

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Playing this film in 4K only helps us focus on the details. Each moment feels tactile, and the use of dolls within the world of Coraline creates an interesting meta-element that’s impossible to ignore while watching the film. Perhaps the most important aspect is how the visuals help us focus on the subtle blues, purples, and whites that define the film. Using UHD only further adds definition. The soundscape is even more terrifying in 7.1 Dolby Atmos as well. Just as it did in 2009, Coraline is an unbelievable work of visual splendor. In the comedy thriller, a small town comes under siege by zombies. Who can it call? Only misunderstood local boy Norman, who is able to speak with the dead. In addition to the zombies, he’ll have to take on ghosts, witches and, worst of all, grown-ups, to save his town from a centuries-old curse. But this young ghoul-whisperer bravely summons up all that makes a hero – courage and compassion – as he finds his paranormal activities pushed to their otherworldly limits. One of the aspects of Coraline that continues to age wonderfully is its commitment to world-building. Each aspect of the world was meant to create emotion and depth, and the restoration only further strengthens this choice. The tactility of Coraline comes shining through, highlighting the technical feat it represented in 2009.

Studios & Distributors: Focus Features (presents) | Laika Entertainment | Pandemonium (in association with) | Shout! Factory ICONIC FILMS CORALINE AND PARANORMAN COME TO 4K UHD FOR THE FIRST TIME FROM LAIKA AND SHOUT! FACTORY Feature-Length Storyboards (94:02) – much like Shout Factory/GKIDS editions of their Studio Ghibli films they have smartly included the storyboard version of the film. As “animatics” have become a vital part of the animation process this is an essential inclusion, especially for anyone interested in any form of animation including stop-motion. It’s a great way to compare the finished product and how much character and subtly the animators place into the completed animation. The Final Thought Inside LAIKA: Revisiting The Puppets With LAIKA’s Animation Team – this all-new featurette is a look at the various characters in the film. The 60 to 90-second featurettes are broken down by character and are essentially micro-commentaries by the animators discussing the animation of the character. medium of film has seen to date. Executive produced by Michael Zoumas (Venom), Coraline offers plenty of fantastical and excitingSupervised by LAIKA’s visionary filmmaking team, these dazzling 4K remasters feature HDR and Dolby Vision plus Dolby Atmos for the ultimate entertainment experience.” some remarkable creativity on display in regards to the animation and the unique art style utilized for this production. The animators delivered Coraline Jones (Dakota Fanning; Push) has moved with her workaholic parents, Melanie (Teri Hatcher; Desperate Housewives), and Charlie (John Hodgman; Baby Mama), from Michigan to Oregon. They live in the pink palace apartments which are pretty old and run down. However, when Coralline explores the space she finds a hidden door, which at night becomes a pathway to another, almost identical, world. There she meets her "other mother" (Hatcher) who makes her world seem perfect. Of course, as the old saying goes, be careful what you wish for. The cast is excellent that brings the characters to life. Fanning plays Coraline as a moody, snarky girl who was moved from everyone and everything she knew to be continually ignored by her parents. Hatcher and Hodgman do double duty portraying Coraline's parents and the "other" parents. Their ability to play these opposing individuals is a testament to their talent. The rest of the vocal talent is great and they complement the leads well. Together they paint a picture to go along with the visuals. makes the filmmaking all the more fantastical and exciting. The moment Coraline crawls through the small doorway to the "other

Utilizing stop motion animation in one of the most creative and visually dazzling manners in motion-picture history, Coraline hasis there a strange otherworld with different versions of her parents and neighbors? Coraline must race against time to solve the puzzle – I modsætning til min medanmelder nedenunder mig, så kede jeg mig aldrig på noget tidspunkt, og selvom man kan pege fingre af små ting og huller der findes småt rundt omkring, så lukker jeg fuldstændig af og vælger at fokusere og nyde alt det positive.

Det må næsten være animationen der er denne films største dyd, for historien er velkendt og ikke særligt originalt formet. Men oven i dét, er den også alt for ordinær til at blive egentligt interessant. Det ender desværre med at blive en lille smule kedeligt til sidst. Dog må man have respekt for animatorernes talent: det er en ganske flot film rent teknisk, og den har da bestemt også sine øjeblikke. something visually imaginative and there is a sense of grand ambition throughout. The level of detail provided to the characters and their world found myself even humming it around my house. The score is breathtakingly beautiful and creative and one of the best efforts ever for an animated Teri Hatcher is outstanding in the role – especially in regards to voicing the "other mother" to Coraline. Hatcher provides theThe cinematography by Pete Kozachik ( Corpse Bride, James and the Giant Peach) is first-rate and is a great bizarre fantasy world where she meets her "other" mother and "other" father (with buttons for eyes). Coraline even Swiderski ( Spider-Man 3) is breathtaking. There is a sense of ambition behind the entire production.