Ah I see.

deez

don’t worry daddy we forgive u xox

lol thx i was wondering what happened

Ok

Woah never thought of that

I wouldn’t say they don’t love her or neglected her, they were doing all of that for her

@@Dumbluckk01 i don’t think that they don’t love her but I do feel like they prioritize their own feeling over hers by ignoring her, and because they moved and Coraline had to start at a new school in a place where she didn’t know anyone and had to dress a certain way because the mom didn’t feel comfortable with the past living situation since “the accident” involving the mom, they also don’t introduce themselves to the neighbors with coraline she just goes off on her own to do so

I feel like they are not bad parents, but stressed out adults who had to put up with moving and a final date for their new book that they need to pay their lives. They are so into their roles as responsable adults they aro not prioritizing give attention to their kid right now, but that doesn’t mean they don’t care, the fact that her mom hide the key away from Coraline shows she was concerned about her dreams, and his real father was playful and sweet, but Coraline was too manipulated to notice it.

@@march.286 You make very good points and I don't disagree with you, I don't think that the parents are awful by any means but I do feel like that Coraline was feeling neglected or at least ignored which lead her to have these desires in the other world. However, I acknowledge that the movie frames things from Coraline's perspective so we empathize with her as the audience is intended to view things from a child-like perspective.This means, much like how children often view things, the negatives and ignoring is being emphasized where the care and things the parents are doing is not as promoted.The parents are not bad, but through Coralines perspective there are points in the movie that seem clear to viewers the parents could have handled certain situations better.

mai waife

@@rweaby mai waife

The way he talks about her, I hope everyone has someone talk about them that way.

right? i wanted to cry, it was so sweet. I really felt it when he said people kind of ignore her (both coraline and his wife) because that been my whole life. No wonder coraline is my comfort movie lol.

@@winonarose7488 me too!

Wait, really?? o_o Man, the level of details in this movie is incredibly high, and I love it!

woah. thats actually smart.😂

I got chills. o_o

@@KindredKeepsake They’re multiplying.

@@user-ey9uj6vp9s Why not! XD The Beldam is probably still alive. *Weak* after being deprived of her food for a round, but alive. There's no way Coraline was the first child to escape.

That makes it way more scary 😰

Scary and heartbreaking to think she died screaming in agony/terror

Oh wow 🥲

😟

i think that was his way of warning her that it would actually hurt bc of how sharp the needle was

It's beautifully disturbing.

I guess it falls into the uncanny valley.

Yes - i had nightmares from that damn movie chicken run and wallace and gromit disturbed me as well hahaha

That’s what makes it great

yes in a good way

My name: AxxL My job: Superstar I like: Handsome girls I have: 2 handsome girlfriends My dream: Have more subs than my 2 girlfriends Your name: rama

There are plenty kids movies. This one was boring

@@AxxLAfriku what the fuck

@UCKykuPJUqIl265Is94uDX7Q fuck off

@@mariomario4068 how was it boring

I'm sorry, but I don't get it

@@sassmos have you seen the movie???

@@sassmos same

@@kayhaven4710 yes

@@sassmos then I don’t quite know how to explain it to you if you’ve seen the movie?

I think he always was a pumpkin that just masqueraded as the other-father

@@itays7774 Exactly, calling him pumpkin was foreshadowing. Like everything else in the world, the other father’s disguise created by the Other Mother was slowly fading as she lost Coraline’s love and slowly started to weaken:

@@itays7774 yeah i thought that too

No you misinterpret. He was MADE of a pumpkin. And that version is his form deteriorating. He was a pumpkin the entire time

@@jeromevaleska2014it also might have been her way of reminding him not to betray her in any way

Oh hey it's my favorite member of the osm clan, pulse

Same

Surprised to see you here osm

Tell fire he’s garb

Pulse osm? What are you doing here

yes she wanted to know what happens next, so bad that she refrained from saying anything

honestly I relate to her! I watched the movie and got scared, so my mom returned it. Then I saw the movie at a book store and rewatched it....I didn't sleep for a week and woke up crying and my dad had to calm me down (my mom and dad are divorced)

I would do the same thing tbh

it was his editor's daughter, not his own. the editor didn't think they should publish it bc it was too scary so she read it to her daughter who lied.

That's a helluva daughter. Good girl, yo.

Yup

I’ve always noticed that specific eerie detail about her physical appearance

That’s what I thought too. Because even the rats/mice are stuffed with dust just like the doll!!!

Other Wybie: What is my purpose? Other Mother: You’re Coraline’s simp. Other Wybie: Oh my… 😔

@Mynameisirrelevant He made it a whole lot better😂😂😂

@@thehappyloaf 🥲

Movie and the book is a fucking masterpiece and I will show this to aliens when they visit us

Oh wait. That’s actually explains everything about him 😂🤯 I didn’t think about that.

and why he eats beets lol

In other words, the cake 🎂 was a lie

So does that mean my man got to smash at least once?

@@williambutcher7429 he still has his head, doesn't he? So...

​@@kishinumaayumi 💀💀

Ok but what's the theory tho cuz I wanna hear it 😅

@@MetalMattie lol I felt bad typing too long of a comment (especially since I realize my phone changed the spelling of coraline like 5 times haha) but basically my theory is that since the Beldam used the kids souls to create the world, and she created the father and friend, that basically the reason they weren’t fully evil or bad like her is because they had some the souls as like residual personality, basically she had to create them to care for coraline because that’s what coraline wanted, so the two people that should care for her actually got part of a soul and wasn’t just a mindless copy of her/to serve her purpose. It’s out there but that’s kind of how I rationalized how they were able to help

@@laurenc4138 no, it totally makes sense because the other dad and wybie had care or "souls" whereas the other Mister B and other Fink and Forcible were just mindless puppets who reflected the hunger and sinister desires of the other mother

@@pixiestxNyomouf exactly!!! You phrased it better than I did but definitely this! :)

@@laurenc4138 yeah i can agree with that theory, like how else did they show feelings/have traces of a soul?

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I don’t know how tho

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Nice pfp

Add on: -Tadahiro Uesugi illustrations were the inspiration for the look and colors, feel of Coraline.

How did this comment get no replies in over a year is beyond me.

Where’s all the replies?

@@JeanneMyBeloved perfect comment, nothing else to add heheh

Adding some theories of my own: the buttons symbolise the fact that the Other Mother doesn't actually want real children to love, she wants dolls with no free will. I think that's what the ghosts mean when they say "she ate up our lives". She separates their souls, the part of them that makes them who they are, because she has no use for those bits. I don't know if she eats their bodies, or whether it's more of a metaphorical consumption of their attention, time and emotional energy. Much like a narcissist will "consume" us and "feed" off our reactions. They need to consent to the buttons, much in the same way a narcissist needs us to willingly stay in a relationship with them. If she wanted to eat them she could just eat them.

Omfg hide and seek story of Dorothy pfp

it was in the book soooo, theory....confirmed??...

Its actually in the book Coraline. So its actually true. The last time Coraline is escaping from the Beldam, she is vaguely aware that the tunnel itself is alive. It seems to be drooling and breathing, and she knew that if she fell in that tunnel, she would never get back up again. Spooky stuff

That's canon in the book

Not to mention the creatures age is by far greater then the other mother "it was deep it was slow and it knew she was there"

Probably explains why the Beldam is terrified of being alone whatever she’s inside of could know she’s in there if she tried to escape through the door since she’s technically too big.

@@hyperbolicraider4848 here's a fun short theory video with examples! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b92JqcWElbGYhX0.html You might like it! (:

To me she's the female version of Freddy Krueger

I’m not sure what I would like for her but if you would like to me and you can come to the house and I have to go to sleep I don’t think I’m gonna do that anymore cause I’m just gonna be like that I’m just trying not really think about that lol lol but I’m just trying not really to sleep lol but I don’t know what to do but I don’t know what to do but I don’t know what to do but I don’t know what to do but I don’t know what to do but I don’t know what to do but I don’t know what to do but I don’t know how about you but I’m just gonna cry and I hate it but I’m not funny I lie I love candy because I don’t have to go to sleep lol lol but I’m not gonna lie to you lol but I don’t know how to make you cry lol lol but I’m just trying not really think of anything lol lol haha funny lol lol but I don’t know how to get a hold on it but I’m not really trying not really do anything but I’m not really trying not really do anything but I’m not gonna do that lol but I don’t know how to do it lol lol but I’m just trying not really think of anything lol lol but I’m just trying not really think of anything lol lol but I’m just trying not really think

@@diego8874 you are having fun at your place and I hope your next week will work for me lol but I’m just gonna do that with my hair and my face and then I’m going back in the shower and I have a lot to go lol but I can’t get a hold of her but I’m not really trying not to be a good friend anymore but I think she likes it but I’m not gonna be able I do that lol but I don’t know how about that but I think she likes to play cuss at her and she doesn’t want me lol

I'm new to the channel I never even knew he had a wife lol she sounds nice

@@GoldNuggt you ok homie?

@@lordpotatochips3973 I don’t think they are okay- mans gone a tad crazy

That is true He also missed a hidden message early on in the movie

He can’t get them all, I kinda want someone to make a list xD

@@MagieUrisha I love that guys videos, I watched all his coralline ones

I remember a theory abt Mr. Bobinski (hope i spelled that right) was a Chernobyl victim

@@sarabear3394 Not just a victim; the medal he wears is similiar to the medals given to people (civilian or military) who were part of the Chernobyl cleanup.

Not possible because you can tell it was still her face before she might of “died”

There's a theory that's similar to this, but makes more sense, that as soon as she enters the other world, everything is that other world.

Well said. Thanks for the new perspective.😃

LOL You were allowed to watch this at 5? Granted I saw “Dinosaur” (2000) in the cinema when I was the same age and while I did get scared at times, it was nowhere near as horrifying or as unsettling as this film.

@@RB01.10 Idk I was actually 4 when it came out and the first time I saw it was in theaters. We got the DVD and I've seen it dozens of times since then. I can actually recite the meeting with the ghost kids by memory and used to scare my mom with it when I was a kid. Yeah it scared me at first but I was more fascinated than anything. My parents had me watching a lot of things that were too old for me, but still technically kid-friendly. James and the Giant Peach, Coraline, 9 (which came out the same year as Coraline), Are You Afraid of the Dark, Goosebumps, Gargoyles, Sailor Moon...

I have never seen this movie but I really want to watch it

@@sug4r.gh0st Do it. Creepy but SO good. Although I wouldn't recommend letting any kid under 7 years old watch it (btw Coraline is 7 years old in the book, I think, and 9 in the movie)

@@bloodybee3553 oo alr imma try convincing my mom to watch it with me

I was the exact same way. I related to Coraline so much when I was younger.

Nightmare fuel

Yeah me too! I’ve loved the movie ever since I first watched it, I related to coraline a lot and found comfort in her character

this is also why its my comfort movie! Also because its not a "friendship fixes all" type of movie... these ones made me feel miserable because i had and still have a lot of trouble socializing. So watching coraline always helped me with my loneliness

@@lightningcrush7795 ...yeh- but I mean I get Amazing Dreams when I watch Coraline

Omfg, Story time: When I was like 5-6 years old, I was cuddled on the lounge with my brother watching this movie. I didn’t have too much problems with it…until the end. The last part where the cat walks through the portal, there’s a thud before a fade to black. My prick of a brother pushed me off the lounge just as the thud set off. I immediately started crying and had nightmares for years after.

Also when the cat vanishes, you heard a door close and the screen turns black, which I think indicates to why the beldam hates the cat so much. I believe he occasionally comes to her world to taunt her lonesome life and perhaps the ending applied to that...I dunno but I didn't notice that either until I heard the door close after watching it a couple of times

what i always noticed is that the well that they threw the stuff (the hand and the key) looks acctualy like the tunnel that coraline uses to get to the other world.

there's actually two theories about this. One, that the well is just another portal to the other world, and two, the theory that *everything after she goes to the other world for the first time is still the other world.*

That is actually horrifying this movie is soo good

if this is true, that would explain why the other children are trapped in a room with no door, and the mirror only seems to respond to the other mother. coraline breaks the mirror later on, perhaps severing the connection between the other mother and the house, leaving her weak?

i like to believe that the reason the beldam says she will die without coraline is because the house will now eat her soul instead having no other options

Which now makes me sad because of the implications of dying after you accept the buttons

That’s even more unsettling to think about. The Other Mother is already hard enough to deal with, so what could be even older and scarier than her?

it makes sense that the other mother was a parasitic arachnid just barely sustaining herself. its uniquely terrifying, realizing her power had disguised the real beast Coraline was in. And the line about her mother still strikes me at times

Yeah

Exact same

Sorry about that I do automatic ad placements so I didnt mean for that to happen 😅

@@BionicPIGtv do I see Warframe statue in the background?

@@BionicPIGtv this movie shows that negligent in the eyes of the children vs the parents are 2 different things. Very often for kids, it's "i want you all the time", "i want you to be my buddy" and "i want you to be my social security blanket" and i want you to join the adventures and the fun times and it's really hard for kids to embrace boredom. Before becoming a parent, you'll think that Coraline's parents are terrible but when you become a parent you'll think "what relateable parents" because her parents deeply love her but they just moved, they need money to fix the car and organised stuff in the house so they need to work a lot. It's not their job to entertain her all the time. And what i like about the story of Coraline is the serious amounts of courage that it takes for her to get out of the dream world and then to go back to her drab reality and to acccept the blah-ness of life sometimes. And to embrace it. I mean, by the end, she's embracing all of life including the boring greenish grayness of Oregon. Things start to look up with her parents, because instead of avoiding them or pressuring them, she just starts to live. And then they follow her example and then they're out in the garden, and it's muddy and it's icky and there's worms and it's gross. But they're doing it, you know. And her mother does go food shopping, and sometimes things get better if you wait them out. And sometimes they don't, but we have to face them.

I love that book!

Thank you for the recommendation! I'll definitely try to check it out

Y'all should read Abarat too, Clive Barker nails creepy absurd fantasy.

@@agoosed3281 abarat was one of my fav books as a kid, I love clive Barker

YESS IT'S SO GOOD my fifth grade teacher read it to us and my friend gave me a copy for my birthday

If I remember correctly the only reason the book was published was because his daughter lied about not being scared of the book because the publishers thought it would be too scared of it

@@cherrybombrose3532 yes she says "oh I was scared, but I was too eager to know what happens next" or something like that lol

@@cherrybombrose3532 twas the editors daughter

That whole spider web sequence was super freaky

Ughhh I agree SO much As someone who loves horror, and doesn't get freaked out by much, that scene SHAKES me to my CORE every time I watch it. It's so fucked up, but I love it for that.

@@daretheclaw yeah same!! I love horror but horror movies rarely scare me these days but that scene is just terrifying. Something about the desperation in the Other Mother's voice just triggers that part of you that's screaming for Coraline to r u n

omg I was thinking the same thing when he said that LOL

He can in the real world as well, that’s how he gets into the other world. He doesn’t go through the door

it's the "stilted" animation. I find there's a certain charm of animating something without completely smooth frames. I think that's why I like the trailer for the new puss in boots so much.

I was almost dont watching it 😭. I had 3 minutes left then it was just gone.

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do you know any movies with a similar creepy atmosphere?

That’s probably why she was so annoyed with him lol like you don’t belong here sir . Why be ?

Yeah