An animated classic bursts boldly to life in the form of the endlessly inventive, deliciously twisted “Coraline.” Sprung from the fertile imagination of Neil Gaiman, the king of hip fantasy and ...

Dark, magical and endlessly inventive, "Coraline" is the latest stop-motion animated marvel from Henry Selick, whose "Nightmare Before Christmas" and "James and the Giant Peach" are the gold standards ...

A labor of love in every frame, “Coraline” pushes the envelope of animated moviemaking while tugging at the heart. Adapted from the children’s novel by acclaimed fantasy author Neil Gaiman, the film ...

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From the moment she sprints out of the front door with her banana-colored raincoat and purple hair, the titular heroine of “Coraline” makes one thing clear: It won’t be easy to keep up with her.

It’s fifteen years since we ventured into The Other World with Coraline, the 2009 stop motion animation that launched Laikas and became a beloved classic. The tale of a young girl named Coraline ...

From Henry Selick (The Nightmare Before Christmas, James and the Giant Peach) and based on the novella of the same name by author Neil Gaiman (Sandman), Coraline is a wondrous, thrilling, fun and ...

Although you might not guess it from his bright yellow shirt and easygoing smile, Henry Selick likes dark things. And much like the main character of his latest stop-motion animation film, "Coraline," ...

It is unfortunate that animation is considered a genre synonymous with a "kid's film" as animated movies occasionally display complexity and originality not found in live-action films. Offbeat and ...

Film fans can complain about the quality of movies out there, but when it comes to animated flicks, Hollywood keeps outdoing itself. So when "Coraline" director Henry Selick says it's an honor just to ...

Where can you see a bawdy, tubby actress vamping it up as Botticelli's Venus in a huge theatre packed with yelping Scottie dogs? Only in Coraline. This deliciously unsettling animated film teems with ...

From the moment she sprints out of the front door with her banana-colored raincoat and purple hair, the titular heroine of "Coraline" makes one thing clear: It won't be easy to keep up with her.