Coraline [Blu-ray]

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voicework throughout, securing strange accents and softer emotional moments. Music supports with authority, offering crisp instrumentation. Low-end The most notable difference between releases is the inclusion of some new bonus features. While that may not be the most attractive aspect of the release, the new material is a pretty cool look inside the making of the movie and the arduous process of making these films.

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highly textured world coming through as intended, surveying fibrous hair and strings, smooth skin surfaces, and animal fur. Sets retain their weathered DVD/Digital Copy: The digital copy, sampled on an iPhone 4, sports a surprisingly crisp and spacious audio presentationFor myself, I too love this movie. It’s hard to write a more glowing review about a movie like this than the one we already have on file. Ever since I was a kid I’ve loved the look and feel of stop motion animation watching the classic Ray Harryhausen movies like The 7th Voyage of Sinbad and Clash of the Titans. There’s something magical about these creatures that CGI just doesn’t capture. So when you get an entire feature film made in that painstakingly slow process I get pretty excited! All of the extras are located on the Blu-ray Disc of this set. None of the bonus features are new since the Blu-ray was released about a year ago. There is a new booklet though. But all the extras are fantastic and are worth the time. for a more cheerful life, tastier food, and loving parents, but her foray into a world that offers her

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exhaustion. Meeting neighbors such as beet-loving Russian acrobat Bobinski (Ian McShane) and a pair of retired acting sisters, the buxom Miss Inside LAIKA: Revisiting the Puppets with LAIKA’s Animation Team” is split up into each character and these include interviews with animators (noted below):

ignore reality -- no matter how good or how bad it may be -- in favor of escapism that will, in this Even if the bruised enchantment runs out of steam long before the movie ends, "Coraline" is a laudable achievement of animation and imagination,

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Debuting onto Blu-ray is a 1080p/VC-1 transfer (1.85:1) of 'Coraline' that's absolutely jaw-dropping and gorgeous. It's a flawless presentation that will amaze audiences and one that will stand toe-to-toe with any Pixar title available. The stunningly consistent three-dimensional video is awash with a fine veneer of grain, providing the image with a beautiful and appreciably filmic quality. was used to emphasize certain aspects of the film -- the Coraline Blu-ray 3D experience is complete. The Making of Coraline (1080p, 35:56): This easily-digestible 10-part feature guides viewers through the basics of the making Voicing the Characters (HD, 11 minutes): Perhaps the most redundant supplement of the bunch, this fun featurette still manages to entertain. And since Coraline doesn't have a large cast, every major player gets a decent amount of screentime. picture it paints. Universal's Blu-ray 3D release of Coraline excels from the top down. Great movie, stunning technical presentation, and nowVoicing the Characters (1080p, 10:46): A more in-depth but still disappointingly short feature that takes viewers into the voice Creepy Coraline (1080p, 5:03): This piece introduces viewers to some of the physical props that played major roles in the film, When you look at all of the work (so far) the folks at Laika have done since this, it’s downright amazing how much they as an animation company have accomplished. And it was clear this film that helped them get to the point where they are now. Coraline, as a film, all these years later holds up incredibly well and was the audience’s first example of what LAIKA Studios was capable of, which was a visually captivating stop-motion animation that makes for excellent escapism to those of all ages. Sure, this story as a movie could have been done in CG animation but it would have never been as cool as it was in stop-motion. That form of animation just adds so much more of a surreal feeling to the whole motion picture experience. Coraline Blu-ray comes close to perfection with top scores all around making it one of the best Blu-ray's ever

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In terms of video quality, Coraline arrives to the 4K UHD Blu-ray format with one spectacular visual presentation. The new 4K remaster was done with supervision by LAIKA Studios, as I’ve mentioned before, and that really adds a lot. This is just stunning to witness the stop-motion animation at this level of resolution. It’s now so much clearer and the addition of HDR (high dynamic range) makes the overall color timing as it should have originally been but technology wouldn’t allow for when it was released to home video. This is downright reference material in terms of a video presentation for an animated movie. In terms of audio quality, this offers a new Dolby Atmos mix that took an already impressive 5.1 lossless surround presentation and made it even better. The Atmos brings with it a tasteful mix of both music and sound effects also in the height channels which will downright amaze you very early on. This is the best this film has ever sounded and as I said it already was incredible. Forcible (Jennifer Saunders) and the rotund Miss Fink (Dawn French), provide an excuse to get out of Coraline's head, but their surreal tangents

Another thing: several instances of ghosting. While it's kept to a minimum, along with some severe motion blur, there are some sequences when it's distractingly noticeable. This is most apparent when Coraline first walks through the garden in Other Mother's house as well as the moon. household atmospherics, and movement, offering some inviting panning effects along the way. Dialogue exchanges are distinct, with sharp, deep