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Wednesday
17Dec2008

Posters - 'Coraline' Knows Her ABC's

I saw a trailer for Coraline the other day in the theater. It's better there than on my computer monitor. And that's really saying something because I enjoyed the hell out of Henry Selick's new 3-D stop-motion visual feast when I first saw the trailer online.

Who's Henry Selick? He directed The Nightmare Before Christmas and James and the Giant Peach. But Coraline represents something a little further along, with this being an adaptation of a Neil Gaiman story and another experiment in the burgeoning 3-D market. So I'm excited for this one. I hope it finds an audience if it's as good as it looks.

Earlier this week, in the sort of stunt that drives me nuts, a series of 26 new Coraline posters were sent to various sites around the web. Fortunately, you don't have to go to all 26 websites; you can just visit the greatest resource for movie posters I know of, IMP.

To get you started, let's recite an old Jackson 5 classic:

Coraline is not in direct competition with the big summer movies nor is it in the same season as one of the year's bigger animated flicks, like Up or Toy Story 3. Focus has put it in February, which is kind of a safe haven for very good films that may not have huge box office appeal. It's not the showcase months of May or November, but it's not January or August, either. Look for Coraline on February 6th.

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