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See Coraline.
See it in 3-D.
Watch the credits all the way to the end.
Allow some time for your brain to readjust to reality afterwards.
Even though I'm a big fan of Neil Gaiman I hadn't gotten around to reading Coraline yet and I went into the movie without a clear idea of what to expect. It was really good (and strange, and creepy) and they used 3-D well.
It was also strange because when we walked out of the theater the snow was falling in enormous postage-stamp-sized flakes that recapitulated a scene in the movie.
See it in 3-D.
Watch the credits all the way to the end.
Allow some time for your brain to readjust to reality afterwards.
Even though I'm a big fan of Neil Gaiman I hadn't gotten around to reading Coraline yet and I went into the movie without a clear idea of what to expect. It was really good (and strange, and creepy) and they used 3-D well.
It was also strange because when we walked out of the theater the snow was falling in enormous postage-stamp-sized flakes that recapitulated a scene in the movie.
