Coraline
In the horror animation movie,
Coraline, a young girl named Coraline Jones, as an only child, lives with her
parents in an old house. This isn’t just any house though. As Coraline explores
through it, she comes across a little door that leads to a living nightmare.

One of the most mind-boggling things I found during the
making of this film, are the creations of the puppet characters. Every detailed
body part of the puppet depicts the motion during the movie. Stop motion
animation filmmaking, is incredible and it’s time consuming as well. For example,
a certain scene, depending on the length, may take weeks & weeks to
get
just one screen shot. Everything is handmade for the puppets, from the outfits,
to the eyes, the hair, the mouth, and so forth.
The motion created for these
characters are very precise and thorough. The movement of each body part must
be made in a particular way, so that when the movie plays as a whole, the
motion of the characters have a precise flow. The people in charge for this
particular job must have a lot of patience and know what kinds of positions to
place the characters at certain times.
I personally enjoyed this movie. Each
of the characters had a distinguished role and each one of them was important.
Coraline was my favorite character, because she is the main character and had
the most significant role, which was experiencing what it would be like without
her parents and wishing for the wrong thing. I think that this movie sends a
message that says “be careful what you wish for” and one of my favorite quotes
that relate to this movie is, “appreciate what you have before time appreciates
what you had”. After watching the movie, you will see why.