Coraline Pitch Meeting
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Caroline is the perfect movie for children. If your children enjoy movies where terrifying spider-needle-ladies want to rip your eyes out and replace them with buttons-- then trap your soul in their evil magic realm for so long you forget who you are. In terms of kids movies, Coraline is pretty much at the top of the list of the creepiest out there. So how did the movie come to be? Why is it is so weird and creepy? What’s up with Other Mother agreeing to vague plot device games? Or creating entities that have free will and an understanding of good and evil? To answer all these questions and more, step inside the pitch meeting that led to the hit stop-motion animation feature Coraline! It’s super easy, barely an inconvenience.
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I always assumed that Other Father and Other Wybie rebeled because they were staying true to their prime function. Other Father was created to love Coraline and Other Wybie was created to be her friend.
Nice reasoning.
I think it was just to give Coraline help, to make this movie more of an adventure instead of a straight up horror. In the book, Wyborn doesn't exist and Other Father doesn't help her. In the film, if they'd stuck to that plot it would have ruined the tone since Other Father was shown to be far more affectionate and easygoing.
I watched the movie with my aunt, and I questioned why Other Father and Other Wybie was helping Coraline. She guessed the same thing as this comment. It actually makes sense if you think about it
Or they’re just faking it
I nevee thought of it this way, that makes a lot of sense!!!
“You know how kids have innocence”
“Yeah”
“take it away”
“OH,my god!”
said many Disney animated films... and The Secret of Nimh... and All Dogs God to Heaven. etc.
@@philadelphiawhovian5641 Watership Down.
Imagine there still being movies that aren't just braindead entertainment but actually dare challenge children intellectually. The horror!
@@_SpamMe lmao what?
"I told my daughter I'd make a kids' movie!"
"Whoops!"
"Whoopsie!"
Daddy, why can’t I watch the movie you made for me
@@Adam-xf6sq fnaf?
It is, I don't get why people think it's creepy, I mean I seen creepier things before and at least it isn't brutal like childhood nightmares, there aren't any deaths on screen. The only one who is hinted to die is the Bedlam because she needs to eat, I don't count the Ghost Children because they were already dead before the movie started.
It feels like you have the potential to become an executive producer like the one in this speech meeting
But it has a _talking cat_ in it.
they let Coraline move in so other mother would eat her instead of Whyborn.
Whyborns’ granma ain’t no fool.
You got that from watching Coraline theory videos didn't you
The theorist is the best
@@DraconiaDrawing yes
Doom fry oops I meant theorizer
@@DraconiaDrawing i know what you meant i watch him too
Waiting for the day where we hear "that must be really easy" " actually it's gonna be extremely difficult. A massive inconvenience"
I think there was one where they said that, but I forgot which one! D'oh!
It was done in Man of Steel pitch meeting
WatchYourMother whoops
@@WatchYourMother The Man of Steel Pitch Meeting.
"...so he breaks the bad guy's neck, and saves the day."
@@liquidKi After awhile they all just mush together in the subconscious to form one big pitch meeting blob.
"...Anyway her parents have buttons sewn into their eyes..."
*The moment he realizes that he just greenlit a horror film disguised as a family-children's movie*
But it wasn't disguised at all, it was an animated horror movie that didn't rely on gore or cursing, hence the PG rating.
They did that once a long time ago: Superman 3.
The robot scene still traumatize me.
Everyone keeps forgetting this was a book from Neil Gaiman
@@dlobelow760 Everyone keeps forgetting that cartoons were not originally made for kids.
@@theomiossec1482 facts
The money the producer made went to Cindy’s therapy.
What
@@izzy4791 Executive wanted to make a movie for his daughter Cindy to make things better at home, so he made Coraline but it was too scary for Cindy and it traumatized her requiring therapy. The money the executive made from Coraline was used to pay to heal the trauma from Coraline.
OMG 😂😂😂
@@alexhrycaj8429 is that true
@@christopherrajamanpurba1533 did you watch the video lol? He's talking about the character "the producer"
“Oh, why are you like this?”
“It’s just fun times.”
“What kind of awful stuff happened to you as a kid?”
“You couldn’t possibly imagine.”
Hahaha! This is definitely one of the best pitch meeting videos.
666 likes. You can get no more
He got more
Yessir
I read this as he said it.
@Deadpool are fucked up children t...... nevermind
It’s weird how believable it is that they’re two different people but are technically the same, just feels like he’s not alone in these lol
These videos are the only reason screen rant stays relevant
What are you talking about?
They are clearly different people.
Like Superman and Clark Kent.
Elliott The Animator I literally forget there is only one person.
I just noticed they have different coloured eyes.
Brian Boyd no they don’t
These guys are productive. They've written and produced sooooo many movies together they make it look super easy, barely an inconvenience.
Yeah, i just wish the guy without glasses would actually do something, guy with glasses is the only person that's actually doing work, you know, writing all those movies
I hate you. That joke was good.
Yeah yeah yeah yeah!
They r one guy
What no these people have only written a few movies other completely different people make other movies for their respective industries
"Listen, who's to say how many eyes humans have?"
"Biologists."
"Yeah, nobody knows."
This was the greatest thing I have ever heard at 2am. Best Pitch Meeting ever!
The comment right below was the og and you just copied it
It was souls originally but it was toned down
Says the guy who wears glasses!
How'd you know I was watching this at 2 AM
“daddy’s finally gonna make a movie for you sweetie”
“Also the other family has buttons sewn into their skulls”
..........
“Daddy’s gonna call you back”
“Bye Cindy!”
On of the best lines by far XD
*One
My mother was in the room. And I just snorted into laughter all of a sudden when this scene came up. I think she felt concerned about me.
I can't break that number of likes or it'll be 667. :/
3:13 New Favorite line: "Oh, why are you like this!?"
Likewise
This would make a fantastic t-shirt
That line got me !! 😂😂
Well this is adapted from a Neil Gaiman novel so the answer is raised as a Scientologist
What kind of awful stuff happened to you as a kid?
Ryan - **Stares in open mouthed horror**
Other Ryan - "Did you hear what I said?"
Other Ryan😂
adoredpariah
Let’s call him O’ryan 😉
Let's call them Ryan and Nayr
That stare though
I was in complete agreement with the Producer. What kind of sicko came up with this movie?
In the fourth grade I thought I was so lame for being scared of this film. It’s reassuring to know I’m not alone here
Coraline gave me nightmares for months. You are VERY much not alone here.
I saw this movie in like late middle school/early highschool. Still scared me shitless. Much scarier than any conventional horror movie. The stopmotion artwork is really creepy.
Dude to this day I can't look at La La Loopsies without being uncomfortable, you certainly are not alone
I was terrified! I watched it at my friend's house and she fell asleep I stayed up the whole night till I could go home. She still loves the movie and I still can't watch it. I love the soundtrack funnily enough.
I don't want to like this cause it has exactly 250 likes
I looked up “animated horror movies” and Coraline was like number three. Also if it had been exactly like the book it would’ve been way creepier.
It can get creepier
Oh, hey, Lucy, still tryna get my soul, aren’t ya, ya little rascal.
We read the book as a class in 8th grade, and it was horrifying. I’ve never watched the movie and have absolutely no interest in ever doing so.
@@sunnylilacs you totally should whenever you feel like getting scared. The book is waaaaay creepier than the movie, and the film is a masterpiece in stop motion TBH
@@73fi55 all well and good, but I don’t do scary ever. I can’t handle it and find absolutely no pleasure in it.
Who’s to say how many eyes humans have?
Biologists.
No one knows...
And now, the weather
@C J its their soul I almost positive he got it wrong lol
Biologists are sexists using colonial science!
It's just a theory though.
@OnkelPappkov A F I L M T HE O R Y
"talking cats are tight" Ryan, I didn't knew you were into that.
Being into talking cats is tight
We been knew
I get that reference.
Oooooh! Clever!
waaaah, Huhuhahuu.
'"She meets this local kid named WhyBe"
"Oh that's a cute name."
"It's short for Why Born"
"That's like a step up from naming your kid mistake."
Couldn't stop laughing at that
I actually hated the reasoning behind his name. That was Selick's idea.
“Anyway Coralines OTHER parents have buttons sewn into their skulls where their eyes should be”
“............ Daddy’s gonna call you back, ok Cindy?”
“BYE Cindy!”😊😊😊😊
This movie seriously messed me up as a kid, couldn't sleep in my own bed for a month. Perfect timing because my mom had just decided to take on the night shift 😣
Nyshyn this movie basically ruined me as a kid. No joke. I had nightmares about this EVERY SINGLE NIGHT for almost 2 years. Serious trauma.
Andy Rojas The book is worse. The hand that other mother loses is a flesh and blood hand. That’s just for starters. There’s also the creature in the passage between worlds. I still have nightmares about that.
@@quinnsinclair7028
You guys were wimps. I didn't have any nightmares at all. And that had nothing to do with the fact that I was 28 and totally desensitized by all the horror movies I had watched previously.
But maybe this movie would've scarred me for life if I had watched it when I was a kid. 😝
Maverick Christian yeah I read the book at age twelve at about two in the morning.
Y’all were all wimpy kids lol. I loved that movie as a kid.
Is it hard to see with buttons for eyes?
Actually it's super easy, barely an inconvenience!
One of these days, he needs to mix it up & say, "Super easy! Not even an inconvenience!"
Phuc Le Or: It's somewhat easy, a little inconvenience.
3:31, “who’s to assume how many genders there are?
Biologists” (2)
Oh really?
Your conflating sex and gender
I surprised that Screenwriter Guy didn’t mention to Producer Guy that YB’s mouth gets sewn shut before he was completely skinned and turned into a flag... or that Other Father seems legitimately caring and concerned for Coraline’s safety and well-being and basically gets HellRaiser 2’d by his own piano for his troubles...
Didn't he get hellraiser 2'd by his praying mantis garden vehicle helicopter thing?
@@MaiAolei it’s both really
Also that if you take a look at one of the ghosts despite what the other mother states about the button eye thing being painless the procedure would have been agonising
Just look at the one with pigtails her ghost’s face is frozen is fear and agony
"What kind of aweful stuff happend to you as a kid?"
"You coudlnt possibly imagine"
xD
My nephew is 6 and he loves watching this movie at my house. So, I brought him his own copy to take home and later that day my sister called me and said: "What the hell is wrong with you?"
Tamera Farly LMFAO
Children see it differently than adults, same with the book. You should watch and/or read the neverending story now, it's very different as an adult.
😂🤣😂
I remember the last time I did something with my nephews that made my sister say that.
Wait, no I don't, according to the hospital I woke up in, she beat me so hard that I was in a two week long coma with short term memory loss.
Ask Neil Gaiman
"...and she meets this local kid named Whybie.."
"oh, that's a cute name."
"it's short for why born.."
"wow, ok...that's like one step up from naming your kid Mistake." :) :)
@Cory Thompson Referencing catchphrases from a hilarious series is super easy, barely an inconvenience.
@Cory Thompson fair enough
It's kinda worse actually as "Mistake" could be seen as darkly humorous, whereas "Why born" is unsettlingly serious and gothic.
Im your 1000th like
@@darthdragon117 referencing catchphrases is tight!
My dad told me it was a fun kids movie.
I had nightmares for years.
Did your dad preview it before saying that?
"Yeah well who's to say how many eyeballs humans have?"
"Biologists."
"Yeah nobody knows."
"daddy is gonna call u back, ok cindy?"😂😂😂😂😂
"Bye Cindy"
Having kids is tight!
lol
@@jakubmike5657 You sure you don't wanna rephrase that?
Omg. Ryan's reaction to Ryan explaining to him about the Other Mother turning into a giant spider and chasing Coraline... XD
Did you mean it's TIGHT?
The moment of wide-eyed silence when he just nods for a second before his voice catches up was brilliantly done.
"Oh, why are you like this?"
"It's just fun times."
You can't argue with that!
The parents getting kidnapped and Coraline getting trapped in the other world: *are we a joke to you?*
who's to say how many eyeballs humans have? - LMAO
Tridib Banerjee no one knows how many eyeballs a person has
I believe the number is 3856303730284827463846284657374 and a half
Twelve!
By the way, what are humans?
People only care about biologist say when it is convenient for them...
Well, in this culture there's 58 genders, so who's to say.
I remember watching this movie as a kid and later as a teen...
Both times I was terrified af!
Darck Clay To this day I still get suspicious every time I see a small attic door.
I only just watched it at the tender age of 36 and even then it left me with a really weird and unsettled feeling.
Darck Clay I love this movie
@Jasmine Donald
Afraid it'll lead into John Malkovich's brain?
Darck Clay I’m in my 20s and it still scares me
I watched this movie when I was nine and I had nightmares about it every night for a month, and then it continued to haunt my thoughts for the next few years. This movie really messed me up. I’m nineteen now, and even now I didn’t watch the visuals for this video. I only listened to the audio because I love pitch meetings. But I’ve been trying to forget the images of this movie for years, and I won’t willingly look at them again.
I have a nephew that was 10 when watched the movie and he was scared as you. The solution: see the movie again. He found he remembered the movie way more scary than it really was. It also works with true horror films as the japanese version of The Ring, that scared my sister in law twenty years ago. See the movie two or three times more, and you'll enjoy it as the piece of art that it is.
Toughen up a bit
@@ShoahBiz we found him, we found the one incapable of empathy, ladies and gentlemen
@@CrisSelene nah, it's just about himself
I watched it in theaters when I was eight and had nightmares for a long time because of it. At night my bedroom curtain looked like the beldam and it made it almost impossible to sleep. I'm nearly twenty now and still scared of it but not as much as I used to be. Watching it again with friends and family made me feel better. I actually now enjoy theorizing with my friends about the beldam and the other world.
"I don't know"
"Fair enough"
I'm dead
Who knows how many eyes humans have?
*Biologists*
JT 91 yeah nobody really knows
'Why are you like this?'
On average, people have less than 2 eyes.
@@johncranston9669 just waiting for the first 3 eyed kid to be born to mess up that average.
Yeah. Nobody knows.
"Ooooh, why are you like this?" 😂😭💀
If I remember right, it's a common thing that adults tend to be more horrified by this movie than children.
This was legit a super horrifying movie for adults, so THIS was absolutely perfect!
I absolutely love Coraline and even I have to admit this was pretty spot on
me too! Coraline is one of my favorite movies ever!
Yeah. I love it too. Pretty scary for little children but I like watching it as an adult
We watch it when we were little sparkling and we understand everything that's going on in the movie and it didn't bother us one little bit now that we think about it are we mess up.
logan richerson What’s funny is usually it’s the opposite. Kids love it but adults think it’s horrifying.
(@@DeathnoteBB) True true.
4:08 perfectly sums up how I felt watching this movie at the age of 8. I couldn't sleep for a while...
Becky The Epic Nerd Thank God I’m not alone. I hate this film.
I was 8 to lol this movie screwed me up
When I was 12 and my cousin was 11 I got us both into a theater to see the Exorcist.
Yes, I'm old. Yes, it took the help of a complete stranger to pull that off (sketchy, I know). Yes, the movie gave us nightmares for a couple of weeks.
Good times. Back when kids could trust a complete stranger to sneak them into a hard R rated movie by pretending to be their mother, if they asked nicely. She did sit as far away from us as she could because, as she said, "I don't want to be responsible for what happens if you watch this movie". I reassured her that I would take "full responsibility".
Yes, when I tell that story, people's response is usually that at 4:08.
Jeez. I saw it when I was 9 and absolutely loved it. But saying that I’ve always loved dark stories.
Yeah it screwed me up
“A movie for kids”
Vietnam flashbacks of the candy siblings scene
lesbians*
I'm 15 and I had a panic attack when my sister tried to get me to watch it again. THAT MOVIE GAVE ME NIGHTMARES AND I STILL HAVE THEM. IM 15 AND STILL HAVE NIGHTMARES ABOUT CORALINE
“What kind of awful stuff happened to you as a child?”
“You couldn’t possibly imagine!”
We need a screenwriter guy origin story right away!
It would be super easy, barely an inconvenience!
Did you know Screenwriter Guy owns a flame thrower
It's mentioned in Bee Movie Pitch Meeting
It's much more fun not to know
@@elafimilo8199 Or we could go the "Multiple Choice Backstory" route and have a hint that what we were told may not be entirely accurate... or that Screenwriter Guy wasn't telling us everything.
Well his mother never allowed him to have the sweet, sweet condensed milk until he brushed her hair and brushed it well (one of the Batman pitch meetings)
I think his childhood can basically be described as `whoopsie`.
I'm glad I saw this before I saw Coraline.
_sees movie info in sidebar_
My goodness, it's rated *_PG?!?!_*
So is Secret of Nimh and Labyrinth.
@@adamloga3788 And Jim Hensen's _Labyrinth_ and _The Spiderwick Chronicles._
@@cjkalandek996 And Watership Down.
@@prompt000 the most baffling of all, and ironclad proof that whoever assigned the rating didn’t bother watching the movie. I had literal NIGHTMARES from watching it!
Still loved it as a kid though. 😅
@@PrincessAmanante no junk showing or booze, A-OK for kids! Just like "But it's animated, it's targeted at kids" take on Akira.
Fun fact: coralline was originally going to be live action but they changed it because it would be too scary and have to be rated R
Why would it be rated R?
@@queenofnevers6990 The Problem with live action, is that you are bound to realism. With animation like stop motion it's easier to make a film scary without making it disturbing.
@@orangeslash1667 true
Also early 200’s CGI would make everything so much worse
Just imagine if Coraline was Rated R. Then it would really give us nightmares.
Ryan can you make a pitch meeting for "Pitch Meeting"?
Mostafa Khaled never happening but thinking about it is tight
Thats tight and super eazy , barley an inconvenience
Pitchception?
Beat me to it.
I believe he already did it.
4:07 at this moment I would have called Security
"Thats barely a step up from naming your child mistake." 🙃 im fcking done. DONE. Lmao
0:29 I lost it. “ bye, Cindy!”
In the book its their souls not eyes thats why they are three
Odd change
I guess eyes are the windows to the soul.
@@zethcrownett2946 that's the point.
There's a book?? :O
"Shouldn't it be 6?"
"Well in the book it was souls not eyes, so..."
"So we're gonna change from souls to eyes but not from 3 to 6?"
"Nope"
"Okay then"
"what sort of horrible things happened to you as a kid" no no no it's what sort of horrible things happened to Neil gaiman as a kid.
Neil Gaiman is awesome.
Plus, he has a great idea of what Gods actually are.
@@cjwrench07 yeah, Neil gaiman is tight
If you are thinking of American Gods, that idea about what gods are, is from the Discworld series.
He read a bunch of folktales about fairies and decided to make his own, I’m guessing. 😆
@@DrFranklynAnderson he wouldn't be the first to do that
I LOVE the Coraline soundtrack. So whimsical and suspenseful at the same time!
Fun fact: Wybie doesn’t exist in original story; he’s just a plot device to make it more cinematic.
Actually it was because they wanted Coraline to have someone to talk to thats wasn't herself or a cat. Basically they wanted her to have more interaction with actually kids or a kid
Well then it goes back to, why did the grandma let Coraline move in?!!!
Nobody:
My brain 24/7: *MAKING UP A SONG ABOUT CORALIIIIIIIIIINE*
Dunn Dunn Dunn
Cindy, The real victim here.
Finally, someone thought about poor Cindy.
@@MaciejBogdanStepien Cindy's fine, to get over the horror of Coraline she just made friends with a green guy with a heart that is 3 sizes too small
fairystail1 severely underrated comment
Cindy hasn't been seen in years.
Who's Cindy
If I remember Wybie was created for the movie bc Coraline would constantly think to herself which doesn't usually translate well to film. So Other Wybie was created specifically to be her friend and Other Father was created to be very loving so they had enough wiggleroom to try and warn her
The fact that I watched this movie pretty much weekly from ages like 5-8 and never got scared or had nightmares really explains a lot about my personality.
This movie frickin scared me
Jorge Blancarte and me
@@legoflashverselegendofspon4658
And me
And me
I'm tempted to call you people wusses depending on how old you were when you saw this movie.
@@EchthelionII
I'm 19 and this movie still gives me the heebie jeebies
Funny thing about Coraline is that it gets scarier as you become older and more discerning. Kids barely register it as just another faery tale movie, but for a smart adult, it is the stuff of nightmares.
How does it get scarier? What is so frightening that hasn't been in many kids stories like wizard of oz, or Alice in Wonderland, or Hansel & Gretel? Here's one way scarier. Something Wicked This Way Comes.
@@Wolfsheim23 Because the story of your children being driven into the arms of a dangerous killer is horrifying on its own, but it’s worse with the idea that YOUR negligence (intentional or otherwise) is what drove them to said killer.
@@johnbones3455 That's not horror, it's just Drama. And in this sense its Fairytale Drama. So unless kids stories frightened you as a child. It shouldn't be scary. What scares people is relative though. To some being on a highrise looking down is horrifying. This movie is beautiful though and there is so much charm throughout, I don't see how it can build enough dread.
@@Wolfsheim23 Adult fear: your little child goes off adventuring on something fairly harmless - there's this small door in the new home, let's see what's behind it! - and then suddenly she's in danger and you don't even know about it, and can't reach her either.
@@johnbones3455 If that's what you find scary about this movie, you're probably afraid of every single movie about kids ever made. I'd say it becomes more horrifying as an adult because adults in general are more frightened by the uncanny valley.
This is one of the best pitch meetings ever.
"What kind of awful stuff happens to you as a kid" me flashbacks to *condensed milk*
I was so horrified when I first saw this movie I couldn't be alone in the house. I was also 19 years old.
Wow, what happens with actual horror movies?
@@Azurath100 I thought Coraline was creepier than 95% of actual horror movies. Psychological horror is way worse than slasher nonsense.
I don't wanna take away your thunder but I saw that when was about 8 and loved it; rewatched it all alone, then read the book (which is even scarier) all without nightmares or anything.
Horror movies depend on the person though.
My older friend showed me this movie 12 years ago when I was 9 and it scarred me for life. I only got the courage to rewatch it today, at 21 y/o. It's still as creepy as I remembered.
The only difference is that I didn't know it was stop motion back then and now I was amazed at how detailed it was..
Yep, same and I was a lot older.
Ryan: Hey, daddy's gonna be making a kids movie.
Also ryan: the parents are gonna have buttons for eyes
Also ryan: Im gonna have to call you back
Lol, and I thought you were gonna be predictable this time. Glad Im wrong 😂😂😂
"In coraline, we've replaced soft drink with nightmare fuel. Let's see if anybody notices."
This movie terrifies me to this day and Im 23, no other movie ever came close to making me remotely scared apart from this
OMG I started watching this movie with my son at a public event in a library. He had to leave the room and has never seen the entire film. It is a horrifying movie for kids.
Yeah, only for kids....
do a pitch for GRAVITY FALLS!!!!
Yes
Please yes
I remember watching this terrifying movie as a kid
it traumatized me
Lol same
"Who's to say how many eyes a person can have?" "Biologists." "Yeah, nobody knows." That was tight.
Absolutely love it when the producer plays the voice of reason in these.
Unexpected one this is
TT27 yup
Is this one unexpected?I stand by my joke.
Wish there were more horror movies like this for young audiences... I LOVED Coraline as a kid, and I still love it now
This movie legit terrified me when I first watched it... the OtherMother Spider was just too much.
Pleas do a pitch meeting for Rango! I never understood that movie.
Eden I'm terrified of that movie..long story ;-;
Its an amazing film
That's a good movie
A masterpiece
Matt Cooley Oh lizards are tight!
So I've just recently found these. This one is by far my favorite so far. It had me dying.
I remember watching this movie, even as a grown adult.
I was looking for an animated movie to kill time and.. well that was very unsettling, but very nicely done too, loved it!
Not gonna lie, this was my favorite movie as a kid. I would watch it over and over, my parents were really confused as to why I liked it so much. (I can see now that they might've been slightly worried for me at the time.)
I remember walking in to the movie theater with my mom, both of us thinking it was gonna be a sweet innocent child movie.....we were wrong
It was Fun Times!
Can you do a jumanji and jumanji welcome to the jungle pitch meeting please
That would be tight!
shadowfox HD jungles are tight
Super easy barely and inconvenience they already made those
I have passed on this pitch meeting because I was unfamiliar with the movie it is based on. Boy was that an error, this one is hysterical.
Same. Which is why I'm years late to the party
That honestly sounds exactly like the real pitch meeting for this movie.
I watched this alone when I was 5....... *wasn’t the best experience*
Same bro I was mental scarred
I was 4 when the movie came to theaters and I loved it....
splendidpheasant guess we had different opinions
@@thanosrolled1498 yeah. I can understand urs more than I can understand mine tho lmfao it was scary I'm just weird XD
@@splendidpheasant9192 so quirky
Holy sh!t this was hysterical! These Pitch Meetings keep getting better and better! I wonder if it's difficult... Or perhaps...
chris it is super easy, barely an inconvenience
Pakwarrior Oh really?
Yeah Yeah Yeah
These replies are TIGHT!
Whoops!
Whoopsies!
Please please please do "Big Trouble in Little China."
If I recall this and Monster House were the only two animations to give me nightmares
Please Pitch *Taken Series*
They never do series
Jon N I meant the Taken movie franchise like they did for Mission Impossible.
Oh, good choice.
Yesssssss please
I think other-wybie and other-father warned her, and other-mother agreed to the game, because the whole point was to manipulate Coraline into throwing the key down the well.
The well was buried over for a reason, and the lid looks like a button from beneath. In other words, the Beldame is a witch of the well, and needed the key to be given to her in the physical world by free will.
So... other-mother won and is now free to roam.
Also at the end the cat goes through a portal, even though there’s no place to go to, implying she’s actually still stuck in the other world, and the other mother has made it look like the real world.
@@Jew225 or there's multiple portals the cat has found
Thanks 😐 that’s terrifying
Now I gotta rewatch this masterpiece.
That is amazing.
Bless you. Bless you for making this video. My girls love Coraline and it blows my mind because I see it the exact same way your producer sees it.
"With needles so sharp they can barely feel a thing." Bless you for that reference.
"She then decides to feed the talking cat because cat loves food."
"Cat loves food?"
"Yeah yeah yeah!"
Thanks Yamcha
A man of culture I see!
Please make a video of Kubo and the two strings Pitch meeting........and Paranorman and the boxtrolls.
I thought you were going to mention the part when the Other Mother’s hand is cut off and tries to kill Coraline.
I watched this movie once as a child, I've never been the same ever since
I still have nightmares from this movie👁⚫️
That's Neil Gaiman for you - creepy stuff goes on even when he writes children's books.
Yup. Gaiman is great tbh.
I'm so glad that I watched Coraline as an adult, because child-me would have nightmares for a week straight.
I remember seeing the teaser of this movie as a kid and it always gave me a weird creepy vibe that it made me super uncomfortable, I actually never got around watching it and now I'm kinda thankful for it...