Finally we have the first reviews of Coraline come through on Ainitcool...
From the reviewers point it seems like it's going to be a great movie... So all looks very hopeful!
Jump over to the review here.
Showing posts with label Coraline. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coraline. Show all posts
Friday, 19 December 2008
Friday, 15 August 2008
Coraline: Behind the Scenes Video
Ok, I've got a bit more for you Coraline and Neil Gaiman fans, there's a new behind the scenes video out, you can see a few shots from the film too, it looks really good!
you can view the video here!
For those of you who are not acquanted with Coraline, it is based on the book by Neil Gaiman bearing the same title. The Movie is filmed all in stop-motion by Henry Selick, who also did the acclaimed Nightmare Before Christmas.
Coraline is due to be released in cinemas in Feburary 2009.
you can view the video here!
For those of you who are not acquanted with Coraline, it is based on the book by Neil Gaiman bearing the same title. The Movie is filmed all in stop-motion by Henry Selick, who also did the acclaimed Nightmare Before Christmas.
Coraline is due to be released in cinemas in Feburary 2009.
Monday, 28 July 2008
Coraline Pictures
In 2009 Henry Selick (who brought us the Nightmare Before Christmas) will again bring us an extraordinary film. Based of Neil Gaiman's book, Coraline will be a stop-motion picture that will be an experience not to be missed.
The Story will follow a young girl, played by Dakota Fanning, who discovers that there are fantasy worlds unlike our own.
Any fantasy/horror fans must not miss this film. I will write more as time goes on, so keep checking back!
But for now I have found a site that will give you a couple pictures of the puppets used to make the film: have a look here!
The Story will follow a young girl, played by Dakota Fanning, who discovers that there are fantasy worlds unlike our own.
Any fantasy/horror fans must not miss this film. I will write more as time goes on, so keep checking back!
But for now I have found a site that will give you a couple pictures of the puppets used to make the film: have a look here!
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