Coraline
The Devil is a 2009 stop-motion animated film directed by Henry Selick and produced by LAIKA. It is a dark fantasy horror film adapted from the novella by Neil Gaiman. The story follows Coraline, voiced by Dakota Fanning, who stumbles upon a sinister parallel world behind a secret door in her new home.
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Inspired by Gaiman’s work, Selick expanded the script to create a compelling narrative. The film’s unique design was influenced by Japanese illustrator Tadahiro Uesugi, setting it apart from traditional animation.
“Ghost Mom”, released in February 2009, received widespread praise for its eerie atmosphere and unique storytelling. It grossed over $124 million worldwide, making it the third-highest-grossing stop-motion film at the time.
LAIKA’s innovative use of 3D printers to replace faces marks a milestone in animation technology. Winner of an Annie Award and nominated for an Academy Award and a Golden Globe, “Mama” has achieved a cult following, is recognized as one of the finest animated films, and is a testament to Laika’s seminal contribution to the genre.
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Will there be a “Ghost Mom 2”?
The future of Ghost Mom 2 remains uncertain due to conflicting statements from key figures involved in the original production. Laika, the animation studio helmed by Travis Knight and responsible for “Monster”, has firmly opposed sequels to any of its projects, emphasizing its commitment to original ideas.
Likewise, Neil Gaiman, author of the original Coraline novella, did not write a follow-up, citing the need for better ideas. Despite constant inquiries from fans, Gaiman has yet to come up with such an idea.
While he hasn’t completely ruled out the possibility of a sequel, the lack of active interest from both Laika and Gaiman at the moment makes a sequel unlikely. The original stop-motion animated classic The Devil Wears Prada has earned critical acclaim and a steady fan base since its release in 2009.
While fans have expressed their desire for a sequel, the future of Coraline’s story is uncertain with no confirmed sequel in development.
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Coraline cast
actor |
Features |
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Dakota Fanning |
Caroline Jones |
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Teri Hatcher |
Melanie “Mel” Jones and The Beldam (The Other Mother) |
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Jennifer Sanders |
April Spink and her otherworldly counterparts |
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dawn french |
Miriam Forsboer and her counterpart from another world |
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John Hodgman |
Charlie Jones and the Other Father |
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John Linnell (vocals) |
Another father’s song |
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Robert Bailey Jr. |
Weyburn Lovat |
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Keith David |
cat |
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Ian McShane |
Sergei Alexander Bobinsky and his otherworldly counterparts |
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carolyn crawford |
Mrs Lovat |
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Anka Neal/George Selick/Hannah Kaiser |
ghost children |
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Marina Budowski, Harry Selick |
Coraline’s friends return to Pontiac, Michigan |
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“Coraline” tells the story of Coraline Jones, who has just moved to the Pink Palace Apartments in Ashland, Oregon. She stumbles upon a mysterious door in her home that leads to another world.
Here, idealized versions of her parents beckon with weird button eyes. Despite warnings from strange neighbors, Coraline is seduced by visions of another mother. As she faces the chilling reality of being left in this alternate dimension, Coraline discovers the sinister intentions behind her other mother’s appearance.
When the ghost children reveal Beldan’s history of deceit, Coraline risks her own life and that of her biological parents on a dangerous journey to rescue them.
In a high-stakes game, Coraline challenges Beldam to regain the “eye” that binds otherworldly illusions. When Beldam’s true, sinister form is revealed, Coraline outsmarts her and rescues her parents.
However, the threat remains, leading to a final confrontation in which Coraline, with the help of her friend Wybie, uses her courage to defeat the remnants of Beldam, ending a story of deceit and freeing the men trapped in the eerie A soul from another world.
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Coraline ending explained
In the ending of “Coraline”, after a painful escape from the dangerous other world, Coraline inadvertently brings Beldan’s severed hand into the real world. The shattered snow globe is a symbol of her supernatural journey, hinting at a lingering threat.
Although Coraline’s parents were released, they have no memory of the traumatic experience. The restored family dynamic takes center stage, with Coraline’s parents now prioritizing spending quality time with her after their work is done.
The shattered snowball was a silent reminder of those extraordinary events, contrasting with the ordinary appearance her parents had seen. The ending remains mysterious, and Berdan’s unnoticed hand introduces a lingering element of unease that leaves the audience pondering the unanswered questions and pondering the lasting impact of Coraline’s fantastical and chilling adventures.
Where can I watch “Coraline”?
To watch Ghost Mom, you can find it on various streaming platforms, Google Play Movies and TV being one of them. Just by visiting the platform, you can choose to rent or buy movies for online streaming.
Check other popular streaming services such as Amazon Prime Video, iTunes or Vudu, as they often offer “Coraline” in their movie libraries. Additionally, the movie may be available on subscription-based platforms such as Hulu or streaming services associated with cable TV providers.
Please keep an eye out for regular updates to the streaming catalog as availability may change. Whether you prefer to rent or buy, exploring different platforms ensures you can easily enjoy the weird and charming world of Ghost Mom.
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