I thought it was pretty good (:

What did you think about it? If you haven't watched, do you want to?

EDIT: Edited cos I was told wrong xD

I'm not a fan of Tim Burton, but I do... kind of... want to see this movie. :) Even if it's for kids. That's the power of advertisement, though.

Goodness. I loved Coraline. :P I didn't see it in 3-D, though. I thought that it was pretty freaky-ish for a kids movie but I really enjoyed the way the plot developed.

I've seen it. The book was better.

Cue 100 people saying "there was a book?"

I've never read the book, but I really want to...I saw it for sale on the internet a couple months ago, but didn't buy it ;__;

I'm somewhat of a Burton fan, so I naturally want to see it. Just haven't gotten around to it yet, I guess. I'd love to read the book sometime. :D

It was originally a book. I bet the book is even creepier, though. D:

It's not a Tim Burton film, he had nothing to do with this movie.

I liked the movie, I enjoyed Wybie quite a lot for a character not in the book, made it so that Coraline wasn't talking to herself the whole time.

coughTim Burton didn't make it.cough

I saw it on opening day. I loved the animation, and the voice acting, but they took all the book's awesome parts out, or softened them out (A candy wrapper?! It was suppose to be a slimy cocoon!), so I found it to be kinda mediocre. =/

But, of course, due to its good parts that I mentioned, I can't blame anyone who hasn't read the book for loving it. :)

Wow, I was told it was. Sorry, sorry my mistake =x

It looks good. Especially the stop-animation.

I hope it's better than the book though, that was terrible.

I remember reading the book when I was younger. I also remember not enjoying it that much. xD

I'm a big Burton fan, so i'll defonitely have to see it sometime.

Burton was the creator of Nightmare before Christmas, however, because of schedule conflicts he couldn't direct it.

This is the director of Nightmare Before Chirstmas, who isn't Tim Burton.

Ahh right, ty for telling me c: I read in some magazine and loads of people told me Time Burton directed it..so...

-read the book the other day because she saw it in her library- LIE. My friend saw it and gave to me because she remembered who wrote it (she read it after me). I read it because I wanted to see the movie.

Yeah, it was Henry Selick or something, right?

I;ve only read the book, I'm not a big movie-goer.

I read the book way back in grade 4, so I didn't remember much about it when I went to go see the movie.

I very much enjoyed it. It was fantastic. Seeing it in 3D was just even better.

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