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Movies Categories: Comedy, cartoon, franchise Coraline 2009 MovieCoraline is a 2009 new movie release, shot in stop-motion animation. Corline is a based on the novella, of course named Coraline, by Neil Gaiman. "Oh My Gosh" - The Coraline Movie PosterThe Coraline movie for 2009, like the novel, follows a a young girl who unlocks a mysterious door in her family's new home. The door leads to a creepy, and somewhat scary fantasy world, leading Coraline into an adventure in a parallel reality. She could stay there forever, if she wants to. Here is a sneak peak of animated Coraline released early in production:In the parallel fantasy world of the movie, Coraline begins to enjoy it more than the real world, with its alluring features. She also meets up with some interesting characters, including her alternative reality parents who want to keep her as their own child, and a sarcastic and humorous Miss Forcible and Miss Spink. Ultimately, Coraline must learn to rely on her own determination, and bravery to get back home and help her real life family. Here is a Coraline Movie trailer:Coraline Movie Release Date: February 6, 2009Directors: Henry Selick, Michael CachuelaVoice Cast: Dakota Fanning as Coraline, Teri Hatcher as Coraline's Mother/Counterfeit Mother, Dawn French as Miss Spink, Jennifer Saunders as Miss Forcible, Ian McShane as Mr. BobinskiMovies for 2009 Categories: animmation, fantasy, family Ninja Assassin - 2009 MoviesNinja Assassin is the nondescript name for the Wachowski brother's (Matrix, V For Vendetta) 2009 movies entry. The ninja hero,

Published by on Oct 06, 2024 10:33 PM LAIKA SETS CORALINE LIMITED-TIME RETURN ENGAGEMENT FOR HALLOWEEN STARTING OCTOBER 31ST THROUGH FATHOM AND TRAFALGAR RELEASING Award-winning studio’s debut film garnered over $53M in Global Box Office in Theatrical Return over the SummerEMBARGOED UNTIL FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4TH AT 9AM pt [Hillsboro, OR; October 4, 2024] – After a summertime return to theaters that grossed over $53M in global box office, LAIKA’s acclaimed 2009 stop-motion animated film Coraline returns to theaters for a special Halloween engagement starting on October 31st. In partnership with Fathom in the US and Trafalgar Releasing internationally, the film is offered in stunning, newly remastered 3D as well as 2D formats.In addition to the U.S., the Halloween engagement of Coraline includes the UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada, Austria, and Ecuador with more territories to follow. France and Italy will also begin their Coraline 15th Anniversary engagements this November.Fans attending Coraline will be treated to an early glimpse of LAIKA’s upcoming film, Wildwood.The 15th Anniversary theatrical re-release of Coraline this past August was an astonishing success, surpassing all estimates.Since its re-release on August 15th, Coralinehas brought in over $53M* at the global box office.Highest lifetime US gross box office of all time for a stop-motion animated feature, beating The Nightmare Before Christmas and Chicken Run.Highest-grossing re-release in the US in the past decade.Highest-grossing release (new and re-releases) in Fathom’s 20-year history.Highest-grossing re-release in the past 25 years in the UK, beating the 25th anniversary of Titanic and the 20th anniversary of ET: The Extra-Terrestrial.Highest-grossing re-release in Mexico’s history, surpassing the 25th Anniversary of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace and the 20th Anniversary of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone.Film surpassed its original 2009 box office throughout Latin America, including Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Bolivia.Tickets go on sale in the US starting Friday, October 4. For information and to buy tickets, please visit: www.coraline.com.“Everyone at LAIKA is elated by the global success of the Coraline re-release and we’re delighted to offer one more chance to see it this year during Halloween festivities,” said David Burke, LAIKA’s Chief Marketing & Operations Officer. “In addition to becoming Fathom’s highest-grossing release in the US, Coraline set box office records in multiple international territories, including the UK and Mexico, through our partnership with Trafalgar Releasing. We are humbled by the millions of fans around the world who came out to

Look Inside the Other World With New ‘Coraline’ Video Celebrating Its Return to Theaters [Exclusive] Sign in to your Collider account Image via LAIKA Summary LAIKA's Coraline, based on Neil Gaiman's novella, is being re-released in theaters next week, freshly remastered. An exclusive new video shows how Coraline went from a novella to a fully realized film, with immense attention to detail in creating characters and their world. Coraline was a groundbreaking film, featuring animation firsts like Stereoscopic 3D and replacement faces printed on a 3D printer. If you’re a child of a certain age — well, adult now — there’s one scary movie that probably defined your experience with horror growing up, whether it scared you off for good or pulled you in and made you want more and more. That movie, of course, is LAIKA’s Coraline, based on the iconic Neil Gaiman novella of the same name. The story of a young girl who travels to an alternate universe that turns out to be not so friendly was the studio’s first-ever feature film, boasting the voice talents of icons like Dakota Fanning, Teri Hatcher, Ian McShane, Jennifer Saunders, Dawn French, and more. Now, the seminal film that scared the pants off of every kid (and maybe their parents too) in 2009 is coming back to theaters next week, freshly remastered, and in honor of the re-release, Collider is excited to share an exclusive look behind the curtain at how the spooky stop-motion story was brought to life. The