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Coraline from bolteninc.wordpress.com
Cuando escuchamos el término Stop-Motion, lo primero que nos viene a la cabeza es el clásico “A Nightmare Before Christmas”, que además de contar con el magnífico guión de Tim Burton, revolucionó las técnicas del complicado proceso fílmico de la animación cuadro por cuadro. Sin embargo, aunque Burton se llevó todo el crédito dentro de [...]
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Coraline Web Trailer HD Visit http://www.coraline.com In theatres now! From the director of The Nightmare Before Christmas. Based on the award-winning childrens book by Neil Gaiman.A fairytale nightmare handmade in 3D. Featuring the voices of Dakota Fanning, Teri Hatcher, John Hodgman and Ian McShane.From:CoralineFilmsViews:1488204 4334ratingsTime:02:08More inFilm & Animation
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MovieCoraline by T. A. Moreland If only their parents were just a bit better. That’s just about every kid’s dream. Not that they want different parents, they just want better versions of what they have. That is the desire of animated character Coraline Jones (voice by Dakota Fanning). Her super busy, work-at-home parents just [...]
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Anyone else feeling a bit k... from willentrekin.com
No?How about now?You should totally read the book before you go see it, and if you can get your hands on the audio version: listen to it. Gaiman reads it himself, and it’s brilliantly creepy and hauntingly charming in all the best ways.Like what you read? Share it with others!
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No? How about now? You should totally read the book before you go see it, and if you can get your hands on the audio version: listen to it. Gaiman reads it himself, and it’s brilliantly creepy and hauntingly charming in all the best ways. Like what you read? Share it with others!
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