Trust me, itâs a very cool story and itâs a movie you should really be looking forward to.
So about that footageâ¦.since many of you like being spoiler free before walking into a movie theater, Iâll just say the footage looked incredible. As you might imagine, the movie looks similar to Henryâs previous films but itâs much more creepy. This is definitely not a little kids movieâ¦.
Anyway, the best part of the evening happened after the footage was shown.
As we all left the theater, the lobby was filled with the actual props and figures from the movie. And as we walked around to look at the displays, we were able to speak with some of the animators and director Henry Selick. In the coming days Iâll have a few more interviews from the nightâ¦but here's the first one and itâs with Henry.
Finally, after watching the video interview look for a few more âCoralineâ links you may like. âCoralineâ will be in theaters February 6th, 2009.
Henry explains the story behind Coraline I ask him what fans can expect from the movie â did he stick close to the book â says there are a few changes but nothing that should upset the fans Explains what Neil Gaiman suggested for the movie Explains the use of 3-D in the movie and why heâs selective with it Talks about the soundtrack for Coraline (he wrote a song!) and compares it to Nightmare Says the movie will be 95 minutes and fans can expect 5 minutes of deleted scenes on the DVD/Blu-ray And most importantâ¦he says everyone should stay through the end credits as heâs planning something very special - he explains what it is
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