All deleted scenes from Coraline
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Coraline is an incredibly complex piece of work that took a total of about 4 years to create. The entire cartoon is done in stop-motion. It's no secret that the creators always leave something out of the original premiere. A lot of footage that took months to spend goes unseen. There are quite a few cut scenes in Coraline as well. Some scenes, reveal Coraline differently than it is shown in the original cartoon, and some add a new essence to the cartoon.
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Guys, I know that's a movie and not a TV series or sth. The reason why I used words "episode" and "cartoon" is because English isn't my native language. I was firmly convinced that "cartoon" is the right word. Sorry for my mistake. When I said "episode," I referred to "scene." Now I understand my mistakes. Sorry, and I will fix it in the next videos
It's all good! I'm sure most of us knew what you meant. It was just a simple and harmless mix-up👍🏾
I was confused why you were calling it a cartoon, so I appreciate you clearing that up.
Thanks for the explanation!
In my language we also refer to animated films as cartoons, and episodes are scenes. I just learned something new about English lol
anything animated is technically a cartoon, since cartoons are animations. Calling this a cartoon isnt bad. Episode is also a good correlation to scenes, you said it fine. Anybody who gets mad is a sweaty try hard that doesnt leave their moms basement, dont worry bout it. It was a great video thank you for sharing !
Coraline being from Michigan is interesting because the movie came out in 2009, which is not too far removed when the state's economy got destroyed by the Great Recession. It probably explains why she and her family were moving.
Maybe, but the original book was written in 2002, and the script of the movie was probably made around 2005. That's way before the Great Recession, but who knows
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@@Jakuzenta In the original books, Coraline is British (or at least, the book is set in England), so the film adaptation changed it to be set in Oregon, with Coraline from Michigan. I don't know if the film changed the setting for the Great Recession, but somewhere in production, the decision was made to change the setting.
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What's interesting about that scene with Coraline's mother asking her to draw something was actually something that happened in the book. When Coraline asked her what she should do when she was bored and she said to draw something. Though in the novel, Coraline tried to draw a mist but couldn't so she wrote the word but spread it out.
I thought the samw!!
I love her mothers reaction: "uh, very modern dear"
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It shows up later in the movie as well, appearing when Coraline's Mother looks into the fridge
I noticed how alot of the cut scenes really showed how much Coraline got along and loved her dad more than her mom,which kinda ties in with her care for the other father in the other world,I guess they wanted Coraline to have no reason to not want to go to the other world or stay there because if she went she would have a reason to want to go home which would really foil the other mother's plans entirely.
shes more a daddy's girl in the book too
@@avajohnson91she definitely is… in the book she wants to be brave for him because he did the same for her and that says a lot
But even in the original the dad seems to try to at least give her some time and show her attention. He seems friendly so I liked both him and other father.
@@youtubecommentergal4346 Same,kinda feel like the mom learned nothing out of this.
Yeah, that scene is sweet to me. He doesn't react explosively towards Coraline and doesn't escalate her boredom as he tries to give her something fun to do (count all the blue things in the house.) He just had a lot of work.@@youtubecommentergal4346
This movie hasn’t aged a bit it’s still the most talked about movie and it’s been 14 years
its a classic due to all of it being practical effects and not CGI
Right I would’ve loved to see the grandma and her sisters story.
In the extras on the DVD, the director says that’s one of the main reasons they decided to make it a stop motion film. They thought about a live action, but thought the cat would look ridiculous, and also about a cartoon, but finally decided on stop motion. With how popular the Nightmare Before Christmas still is, (and he also worked on that) they made the right decision 😁
@@samjabobs22yes because this has a completely different vibe they mastered it fr
Its my comfort movie
Bruh I was so caught off guard by Coraline's "your grandma's Black, right?"
Why? Honestly his race was confusing but after seeing the ghost girl, it makes since. Plus his grandma could have been the white girl’s sister. It’s not rude to ask.
@@zerotodona1495 Its not rude, but the question still feels very surprising
Same, i was looking for this comment 😂😭
@@zerotodona1495 We were all caught off guard that was our initial reaction. Don't question it.
@@zerotodona1495how is it confusing? Lmao
Super interesting to see how the creators envisioned this movie, many of the cut scenes where interesting and would have definitely changed the whole outcome of the movie.
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The scene where Coraline draws spirals is likely a reference to a scene in the original books where she attempts to draw mist but apparently can't think of how to besides writing the word m i s t in swirly font, especially because it transitions into mist-like spirals in the other world outside the window.
Also, personally, I think the stain on the shirt was probably left there to save time. I'm sure they just reused the puppet and assumed the audience would guess he got a food stain from the dinner they're implied to have had before bed. If anything, the stain would help to imply that food was eaten recently and the father is a kind of clumsy, unkempt person. Apparently they were wrong to assume that-- I had no idea anyone paid that stain any mind lol.
I didn’t know there was a stain there 🥴
@@ItsNaeBihhh.Daaah6same here
I swear there's always someone out there making up crazy theories out of the smallest and most insignificant details 😂 a stain, really!?
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I like hearing the narrator say "mysterious sauce"
That scene where Coraline’s mom asked her to draw was an interesting one!! Coraline throws a spider into her mother’s coffee, which later crawls out. It would’ve been a cool foreshadow to the Beldam (AKA the other mother) always eating bugs
Or the fact that her spidery hand crawled up from the well
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yeah that scene is just from the book it doesn’t mean anything. she’s trying to draw mist
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Or that could be the way the other mother got the parents dna once it soaked up all the coffee, cause the spider immediately crawled away after that. The spider could have been the bug form of the beldam in the real world.
Its really cool to see the slightly unfinished details in the cut scenes, stop motion behind the scenes is always fascinating to watch
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The thumbnail got me hook, line,, and sinker ... I was excited to see a deleted scene with that mystery boy character
Click bait it is
The grandmother scene caught me so off guard 😂😂😂😂
I could've thought of a thousand different alternatives to that scene before coming up with THAT.
That would've been a meme if it wasn't cut.
@@CJPurplePrincesswhy? She is black. I don’t see the issue.
@@zerotodona1495 Yeah but it's how she just suddenly and so casually asks it even though race has never once been brought up in the movie cause it has nothing to do with the movie/contributes nothing to the plot
@@zerotodona1495 Oh yeah, she is black, I just don’t think you’d be able to tell if the sweet ghost girl was since she’s all blue. Caught me off guard that’s all.
The thing about the coraline and the buggy roses scene, is she still has the poison oak. That was gone after she went to sleep for the first night. The scene also ends with her going to sleep. In the kitchen scene after her and Wybie meet, she says “I almost fell down a well yesterday mom.” Meaning a whole day had passed. The mom could also know about Wybie because he left the doll on their front porch for her. She also never refers to him by name. She says “you’ve already made a friend.” I feel like the only logical place the scene could go, is after they meet. Though if you have any clarification on where it really goes, I’d appreciate that, because I’m trying to make an extended cut of the movie.
That’s sick, r u gonna release the extended cut
I’d also like to know where to find it
@@hasnainrana6416 I am! Or at least I’ll try. There’s some info regarding that on my latest video, where I restored the dinner deleted scene.
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I love that they released all these deleted scenes for us to see because I always love new ways to think about and enjoy coraline but I think the decisions they made to cut them were the right ones. The final cut of coraline as we know it to me is a perfect film.
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I’m not gonna lie, the parents seemed more gentle in the cut scenes and the change in Coraline’s clothes definitely gave her more personality.
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I think these scenes being deleted makes so much sense honestly. It also adds some buildup to the end when Coraline actually is bright and cheery. Also you’re insanely underrated. I expected you to have like 20k subs or something. You deserve so much more dude ❤
the scene where she draws spirals was in the book, kinda
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"You're grandma's black, right?" I would've cried laughing if that was in the actual movie🤣🤣 they should've kept it
No they shouldn't
Why is that funny to you?
@@bababooey3693 probably cause they're white
@@luckystream8088 Frr. They get so relaxed because apparently being black is so funny
@@bababooey3693 exactly but if it was the other way around they would've of been pissed and apparently it would've of been "racist"
“Your grandma’s black, right? Good. I just met her sister” DAWG THE I MET HER SISTER HAS ME ROLLING
So wait, you’re telling me that it’s coralline’s fault that her parents were so busy and barely made their deadline?! So if she hadn’t flipped that switch in the breaker room her parents would have had time to spend with her and she might have not cared enough to go to the other world? That’s wild 😂
That grandma scene REALLY caught me off guard 💀
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😮your grandmas black right?
Uh… yeah?
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It can come across as racist so I see why it was cut off. 😂
@@youtubecommentergal4346 americans being absolutely obsessed with racism again
"YoU'rE GrANDmA'S BlAcK, RigHT?" That made me laugh I didn't expect it xd
I remember the part where Coraline was drawing was included in the PS2 game back then. There was also a Nintendo DS game but I can't remember if they also included other deleted scenes. One particular part where I was left confused was the tennis court at their backyard. It's really interesting :)
The Tennis court is actually from the book. Interesting that they didn't include it in the movie.
Yes! I loved playing that game as a kid since I also loved the movie. I found it so interesting that the game seemingly "added" certain spaces to the area around the Pink Palace like the tennis court but since it was originally in the book, it's even more interesting that they didn't include it in the movie (like the inside of the barn), though I guess it wouldn't add anything to the story.
I love the PS2 game.
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i really do agree with the part when caroline smiles at dinner is very uncharacteristic of her. i feel like caroline is such a deeply depressed child that finds happiness in mostly nothing because of the neglect she experiences from her parents. it would have been weird to have a scene where shes smiling around her parents. she barely smiles when her parents are around, particularly her mom (the real one lol).
I think her smile was intended to be taken ironically. She understands that her parents are constantly at odds, and has become accustomed to it. She gestures to the doll, shushing it as if to say: "don't complain, just smile and act normal." She has no control over the situation, so she just resorts to mocking it.
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she was kinda mocking her parents and pretending to be innocent , she was just being funny i think it would’ve been funny for her to do that
@@crona1794 she was making that face because her dad said the storm knocked the power out and deleted his files when it was actually her fault because she hit the breaker earlier in the film. So the smile was meant more as an “I know something you don’t know” kind of expression
@@joechillzzz yeah it makes sense in context but that doesnt make it any less out of character to me. it just didnt seem like coraline
I love how this movie never gets old, It’s never gone down hill, People still watch it everyday and could for hours. That’s how good it is like this is my fav movie of ALL TIME
i feel like the "you're grandma is black right" scene wasn't cut for any race reason, but because it was too comedic and because it ruined the mystery of whether one of the ghosts was the grandma or not
If it stayed in im sure cancel culture wouldve jumped on the opportunity
@@Nothingt2oseehere great story grandpa, tell it again
@@Nothingt2oseehereok grandma let’s get you to bed
Who remembers that one Mandela effect where people thought the movie ended by the camera zooming into the well and the hand just shooting out
Yeah, I thought the same before rewatched it a few years ago
What
I don't remember that at all, though to be fair I watched Coraline all the time when I was little so I practically memorized the whole movie, including the end shot
Probably cuz I imagined that exact scenario from anxiety and when other people having the same thought that we thought it was real?
@@I-Am-A-Menace Same, I used to watch that movie religiously too. I just brought it up cause of a video I watched about it months ago 😅
6:10 That caught me so off guard, the scream I scrumpt- 💀💀
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I WAS IN SHOCK MY MOUTH JUST OPENED AND I STARED IN CONFUSION😭
That line was the most eever
I literally went, “NAHH-“ and laughed my ass off
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Let’s go, I can’t help every time I rewatch coralline or any stop motion movie I just can’t stop thinking how long that took, you really got to think about the chads that moved them all frame by frame, Especially the spider web scene, and this video is great and I always like to see deleted scenes of any movie I like, especially coralline too
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i wish they made another one, this movie was such a big part of my childhood. if you havent watched it yet, i would highly recommend watching it!
“YoUr GrAnDMa’S bLaCk RiGhT?” Damn that caught me off guard 💀
Yeah, even though her Heavy New Orleans accent Coraline heard Calling her grandson's name Not to mention Whybie himself is black She practically answered her own question.
@@williampulfer-melville8536 Eh, voices aren't always concrete like that. I thought Adele was black when I was younger and it took me out when I learned she was a British white lady. I myself am black lol. And I didn't notice Wybie being black either. He could have been a tan white kid with curly hair, latino, etc. he's pretty ambiguous looking, I think.
It probably would have caused so much unnecessary backlash
@@joyc.e.7511very easy to tell Wybie is black his grandma is in the movie willful ignorance
@@sarah.viperr it can only be willful ignorance if I was denying his race on PURPOSE🤦🏾♀️... it literally did not register in my child mind or stick in my memories. But you know me better than myself of course. Can we just agree that I was slow in some ways as a child, if you must insult me? At least that's accurate.
I choked on my water at Coralines question. "Your grandma's black, right!?"
I would love to see a Sequel, with Coraline as an Adult with kids… having to revisit the place where she endured all that trauma because maybe her parents are sick, or she’s helping them move into a new home(or nursing home)? But in the process she’s either trying to avoid having her children in the house as much as possible while her mother complains that she never gets to see her grandkids. Just stuff like that, would add so much.
And possible Coraline finding out that children have been disappearing in the area? And realizing that the Other Mother lives and is stronger than ever, when one of(if not her only) child goes missing she finds herself going back into the Other world, which is a trap so that the Other Mother can finally get revenge. Coraline has to reach in to her inner child and outsmart the Other Mother once again. Maybe even go on a tangent about how crappy of a Mother the Other Mother was, for feeding off of her “children” before kicking her ass. Now I dunno about y’all but that sounds like a badass movie to me, I would watch the crap out of it.
Especially if Wybie made an appearance at he end after Coraline and her child escaped the Other World, like “Hi honey” or something and then the movie cuts to black and that’s just it 😂
would be an interesting seque, BUT I would LOVE Prequel, where it goes to showing the beginning of the beldam and how she came to be, and what truly is the tunnel that Coraline is so afraid of? Maybe the Beldam's first victim was the "Boring Blue Boy" centuries before and that is why he isn't seen with the ghost children, or maybe somehow he became that tunnel considering Coraline saying it almost seemed alive and it was constantly changing with the books and the movies. Or maybe the Boring Blue boy is the cat that he tries to save the children but because none of the children listened he became grumpy. I'd love it to be the Beldame's origin story
Ommgggg I would love to watch this 😭💯💯🔥
The sequel would have to be about her escaping from the Pink Palace Limbo she is trapped in. She never really defeated the Bedlam. She is trapped in the monster’s world, unknowingly. There could be a crossover with Kubo to get her out. That could be interesting.
@@TrailBlazingTurtlegoing off of that I would love a prequel of Wybie’s grand-aunt and her story of how the beldam was introduced to her
I just thought of this earlier, but Wybie, brought the doll to Coraline saying how he found it in his grandmothers trunk right? And his Grandmother refuses to step foot in the Pink Palace right? but stick with me here, in the opening scene the Beldame is retrieving the doll through this window and she fixes it up to look like Coraline and then sends it through the window again...but it ends up in Whybie's grandmothers trunk? some say that this other world is connected to the well considering that the opening scene it almost looks like the doll is sinking into the window, and then floats away after it is fixed, maybe because of the new stuffing it is lighter, BUT Whybie is the one that told Coraline about that well so he already knew about it. It would be interestingto see if they have that play into Whybie's grand-aunt story @@TA-ls5nr
I love to see cut scenes. It’s so interesting. They made the movie perfectly.
Fun fact the ending thing with the mouse dance was actually added after the credits in the Blue Ray 3D version. I had the DVD and it came with the red and blue glasses, and that was always my favourite part in 3D.
5:35 fun fact if you watch the 15th anniversary 3D coraline, this scene is actually played if you stay until after all of the credits, after the scene it shows you the process of making the film
Oh my God Coraline, you can't just go around asking if Wybie's grandma is black
Well I guess maybe the scene with the coraline speaking to her dad about the ketchup stain would've ended a lot of unnecessary fan theories. Plus it may show that the dad isn't as depressed as he appears to be and make him appear to have a little more sympathy for him.
Idk why, but watching these removed scenes suddenly gave me a feeling like those characters are actually real people. And the whole movie is just an artistic pick of the sertain scenes to create an atmospheric story. But those scenes just show the same people in between the moments that were "picked" for the film, where they're still existing and living their lives in their own world.
“Your grandma’s black, right?” Oh my GOD lmao that one took me out
I am so obsessed with Laika Studios and stop-motion movies in general- the best kindda type of movies, nothing is unintentional
It's crazy that all of these scenes were already fully animated, and they still got cut out of the film. Usually animated movies' deleted scenes are only in storyboard/animatic form, but sometimes it's surprising they are willing to cut out fully animated scenes.
Honestly, it has been like 10 years since I have seen this movie. I need to watch it again because it was great.
I went to an art exhibition in CA a few years back (don't think museum, think a conference center with several artist in different areas of expertise at personal tables) and the Coraline creators want to make a second movie diving deeper into the story. It's exciting that the movie has found a new cult following because they were very dedicated and have advocated for their art for over 10 years!
There hasn’t been anything on the internet yet about that though
Now I need an extended version with all the deleted scenes
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"your grandmas black....right?" CAUGHT ME SO OFF GUARD THAT I STARTED LAUGHING AND CRYING-
The spirals are everywhere. The Starry Night spirals appear behind the ghost children, too
The spirals are from vincent van gogh, starry night
I need these deleted scenes in the final product now.
Also Coraline asking if Wybie’s grandmother is black is just hilarious.
I think its interesting that pretty much all of the deleted scenes took place in the real world. Also, that's some interesting symbolism in the scene with the spider...
The thumbnail caught me off guard! Who is the boy? Some fan made character??
I think he click baited.
WAIT WHAT IS THE CREEPY BUTTON EYED BOY IN THE THUMBNAIL?? It’s the sole reason I clicked on this video lol
EXACTLY ME TOO
Apparently, clickbait.
Was literally about to comment the same thing 🙄 very annoying clickbait
Hold on i think the boy might be coralines brother
The boy looks like the one in my dreams when I was a kid
The film makes things kinda seem like she's in their way, but all these deleted scenes between her and her parents *_(_* _especially her dad_ *_)_* are so loving when she isn't in the other world. I really wish they would have kept the pizza scene. Losing them after they're kidnapped in the film would've felt more *painful* had they kept it in.
7:36 i understand him saying that but also being depressed doesn’t always be so gloomy. there are also some time where depression just takes a break.
I think the first deleted scene was (half) important. The film made it seem like nothing had changed, but Coraline lost her father’s progress turning off the power.
This would’ve better expressed why her parents are so agitated throughout the entire film: they were set back about halfway with their progress, and eager to meet a deadline for a magazine company.
hearing someone call coraline a cartoon and not horror film makes me uncomfortable-
i don’t know i never really saw it as a horror film
@@heaven8mysoulFR?! disgusting bugs, horrifying transformation of the other mother, the creepy hand, coraline's scream didn't scare you as a kid?
@@Modaralt it seriously didn’t even though i watched it when i was so young,,,, i just found it like trippy i think
lucky toddler me was terrified when the cat ripped out other mother's eyes
I know right? Its not a cartoon, its a stop motion movie.
This was one of mg favorite movies as a kid and still is. Such a beautoful story with amazing animation, theres not another movie out there like it
Honestly it’s still my favorite
@@LittleNightmares13 the nostalgic feeling from it hits hard fr
@@voidburger2989 exactly 😂
I agree the sounds and cinematography is so wholesome, it’s like I’m entering into a virtual world , I wish there was a part 2 😢
3:09 you notice ALOT when you see more scenes. When the mouses led coraline to the door. You can see the clouds form Into a spiral
These stop-motion movies don't get the credit they deserve. They're amazing
Coraline is easily my favorite animated movie of all time. Masterpiece. Absolute masterpiece.
Also, to feed off when I said the other mother controls the regular world, I believe the dead garden plays a huge role and why the cat at the end was able to still go through the other side. The dead garden resembles the other mother face, the garden dead or alive gives other mother powers. As long as portals are made, the other mother controls it
4:18 perfectly cut scream.
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HE WAS LIKE:AuUUUuUuUUH-😩
I almost want a sequel, but I also think it’s good off where it ended.
Also I’m just scared it might not possibly live up to the original.
I like that you recognize that there's a definite reason why these scenes were in fact cut.
Too often people just comment "this scene adds so much, it should've been left in!" without realizing the circumstances, tone, pacing, and other factors that the director has to consider.
Not a fan of the misleading thumbnail, but otherwise a great video.
2009 had two very underrated dark animated films. Coraline here and 9. There hasn't been many dark animated films like those two since then.
Coraline was the first movie I ever saw in theaters twice and the second time I saw it, it was 3D. It made the movie so much more whimsical at the time because I was about 10. I would have loved a lot of these extra scenes.
Fun fact most if not all of the deleted scenes are from the book this movie is based on, the swerling drawing is when in the book her mom told her to draw something and Coraline draws the mist hence the fade out from the mist to Coraline's room. Plus in the movie Coraline is older than book Coraline which is why they don't fit
Man I was here to see who that boy in the cover is
some of these were from the book. If yoy havent read it, please do, its so good
“Your grandmas black right?”
“Uh-- 😶😶😶yeah.?”
GOT ME ROLLING ON THE FLOOR XD
I’m not sure if anyone else noticed this, but this was something crazy I saw in the scene when Coraline and her mom are in the kitchen. Coraline is telling her mom that she misses Michigan. While this is happening, she is picking the petals off of the flowers. She then finds a spider in the petals, and throws it behind her. It then lands in her mother’s coffee! An she drinks it! But the spider crawls out onto Coraline’s hand. HUGE beldam theory! Maybe that scene has to happen, in a way, in order for the beldam to be present and prepared. Like some sort of cannon event, if you get my reference.
Cannon event
That makes sense, although it wasn't necessary as she used a doll to spy on coraline's life. I guess that just wasn't enough for the beldam. 23 years old here and I'm still frightened by her spider-like body
I can kind of see why the first few were removed, not only did they not really fit but they do just blatantly tell the audience what's going on.
"The storm deleted Dad's paper!" "Coraline misses Michigan!" "The new school has uniforms, Coraline hates them!"
We get that information anyways to be fair, but I like that they showed us rather than blatantly telling us in the final product. Not only does it keep the mysterious atmosphere but it also lets us piece together what's going on in Coraline's new life without being blatantly told that information
Think about how lucky we all were to see these deleted scenes✨
So many interesting bits that did not make it into the final cut, but overall, I can't say I would want them in the film. I think Coraline is perfect as is!
That grandma scene caught me off guard 😭
6:10 Coraline:*YoUr gRaNdMAS blACk RighT😂😂😂😂😂😂
And there's click bait 👁️👄👁️
I wouldn't exactly say clickbait, I'd say he should've come up with a more different title. But he covers scenes that were cut, scenes that were altered, etc
I find it important to leave the scene where Coraline was acting all innocent and smiley. It's almost like a porcelain doll because it does resemble her own doll. Her own doll was a spy from the other world already setting the plan into motion for the other mother to get to her. This also shows how neglectful their parents are. We don't exactly know how her parents act, but due to how separated they are it seems like they're divorced or not exactly lovey dovey parents. It will add on more mystery in my opinion
They're actually pretty close, they're just in a difficult situation
6:09 “Your grandma’s black, right?” Caught me off guard.😭
@6:10
For some odd reason the way Coraline moved reminded me of a lucid nightmare I once had of a doll coming alive and becoming self aware and suddenly looking at me and approaching me with unclear intentions and me realising I was dreaming and screaming and willing myself with all my might to wake up..
Well ngl you got me with that thumbnail
Literally 80% of the comments: "she asked if his grandma is black-💀"
I actually agree with these scenes getting cut as you said about undoing the beautifully developed eeriness of the film.
Coraline is a movie that I never really understood until I grew up, till this day I still don’t catch certain things lmao, it’s a very dark movie and the main message I got from it is appreciate the parents you do have and not everything is as good as it seems.
A comment for the good well put together video, hope this blows up on the algorithm
5:45 I remember seeing this at the very VERY end, I remember it. Mandala effect?
You are not alone, I swear I’ve seen it in the movie too!!
I think it was included on the bonus features on the DVD
@@megneg1654 Ohhh, that might make more sense!
I saw this in theaters too
why would it be a mandela effect? he says in the video it was added in after the credits
I love Coraline and I know the scenes word for word but I would love to see an uncut version with these scenes in mind
even after so many years, im still attracted to this movie something about its aesthetic and storyline just really makes me want to rewatch it again and again, i usually rewatch the full movie once every year
That one theater scene should have ended up as a deleted scene 😭😂
I think that having deleted scenes would be one of the most hurtful things to the animators 💀 oike inagine working on a scene for many months just for it to not make it to the movie 😭
i agree. i feel these scenes would have changed the atmosphere of the movie. its one of my favorite movies and I enjoy the way it was portrayed.
I love the part where he showed us the deleted end credits scene.
I always wondered how Coraline knew what Wybie’s missing sister looked like so this makes so much more sense
Thank you for talking about the kid in the thumbnail. It was really descriptive. Thank you.
I love when you show the part from the thumbnail
It’s the thumbnail photo for me
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I believe the wholesome scenes would have actually improved the overall delivery of Coraline, as these moments of calm would've given more contrast to what actually went wrong.
The dinner scene makes it seem as Coraline is forcing herself to act "normal" as a defense mechanism to her actually ongoing disgust and depression in her situation, which makes sense given her age.
I recently saw Coraline in 3D at the theatre. They used the mouse dance scene at the end of the movie. It was really well done, especially in the 3D format.
Coraline is my favorite movie. You’ve never watched it then you have to watch the best
My biggest flex is that this movie not only came out the day I was born, it was my childhood favorite movie.
It is also said that in the spider scene, the spider might be the beldam spying in Coraline's life