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There's a depressing theory that Agatha's mother made her daughter take the fall for her. And by Agatha's reaction it seems she has no idea that was the case. It's pretty sad.
Laika is my all-time favorite animation studio, their work is so consistently gorgeous to watch and I always find myself having a fun time with their characters. It's not always a 100% timeless hit, but I still adore them
One thing you must know about Laika. When they say it's a kid's movie, it's _not_ gonna be a *_kid's movie._* just look at Coraline, and they tried to make it less scary too!
I really appreciate when writers go "Let's make this character gay" instead of "Let's make a gay character" Same applies to pretty much everything, queer, disabled, etc
The difference being she is an actual Magic User and Necromancer, and if she wasn't a Witch of malicious intent before, ahe certainly is now out of vengeance.
I also want to add that Norman and Agatha have even more in common because they're possibly related! Her last name is seen in a newspaper... and low and behold it is "Prenderghast", the same from Norman's uncle's side.
ya and there is a theory or it was comfermed i cant remember that each generation the gift got weaker and weaker till they could only talk to ghosts instead of all the stuff they could do in the first generation
I remember seeing this around 8-9 years old, and I was absolutely fascinated by it. My heart sank every time I thought of Agatha and what she had to go through, and that scene where they’re in the forest and the music stops and everything is calm and slow paced honestly made me want to cry. Thanks to this movie I have a fascination/fear of stop motion animation, because of how beautiful it can be while being so terrifying.
I didn’t know paranorman was unpopular. I’ve seen it about three times and I love the message. I don’t think Anggie deserved suck a terrible death though- Hanging people because you think they’re weird is paranoid and messed up- poor Agatha. Wait- what happened to her Mom, though?
Truth be told, I'm not surprised it was unpopular. There's two big issues in the writing: Lack of consistency in most characters, and trying to apply "real world logic" to concepts that just didn't need it.
@@mattpace1026 not that I could see it subverted the idea of zombie invasion and turned it on its head. That and Pious Christians murdering a child was the reason.
@@randallbesch2424 Taking a zombie invasion and "turning it on its head" is exactly the sort of thing I was talking about. Trying to make zombies realistic is, by the nature of the tropes involved, counterintuitive, and just taking the fun out of something inherently ridiculous.
Shoutout to Paranorman for having the first canonically gay character I ever saw on the screen. At least, from what I can remember lol. Forever iconic to me
@@randallbesch2424 Uncle actually. Also, I’m not saying he shouldn’t have struggled I’m just saying the scene didn’t need to be ”drag” for so long. They didn’t need to have the uncle fall on top of Norman and have his tongue fall out licking him.
LAIKA plus ghosts and zombies = literally my favorite stop motion movie of all time right next to Coraline also edit: i just wanna say the reason I love LAIKA so much is because many of their movies are enjoyable even to adults, because they don't treat kids like they're idiots and you can tell they put a lot of love and effort into their movies :)
I loved this movie the first time I saw it on TV! Another thing that could be said in this review would be how funny was the zombies reaction when they saw the modern world around them, things like television, cars or hamburguers.😂 Even the zombie judge going with the family inside the car was hilarious!
Im pretty sure the reason the judges didn't talk to Norman right after they came back to life is because it is probably really hard for a roughing corpse that has been dead for decades to regain the ability to speak
Who hasn’t heard of Paranorman is like one of my favorite movies everyone has seen it and ppl who haven’t are missing out because I’ve watched it like 1 trillion times 🤪
The thing that I love the most about this movie is that the characters all feel very... *real.* Norman as the little brother, Courtney as the older sister, their mom and dad, Neal and his brother Mitch, Alvin the school bully... all of their personalities don't feel faked in the slightest; they all feel natural and the voice actors for them just made them sound even more natural, like these could be characters that you could imagine in real life. Even the whole setting of the school play felt very real to me. Norman's dad even kinda reminded me of my own dad, both in looks and in personality. The whole joke at the end about Mitch being gay was also really funny to me, after Courtney had flirted with him so much, and I like how they didn't do that just to earn some LGBTQ+ points from Twitter, like a lot of the movies coming out more recently do. Lately, with movies that have any characters having a race, gender, or sexual orientation being something different from the norm, it just doesn't feel natural and like they're only doing it just to pander to people that would get offended otherwise, especially if they're changing a character to be like that instead of manually creating a character like that. Take, for example, most of the _Disney_ live-action remakes. The characters in those movies end up not feeling like real people that you could imagine in real life, based on their personalities alone. But the characters in Paranorman here? You CAN. This movie really takes me back to a time when movies weren't about sending social justice messages or appealing to toxic feminists or making things too safe and kid-friendly. It wasn't afraid to portray the characters as very straightforward and typical with what you'd expect a school bully or a teenage sister to be like, and I have a lot of respect for it for that. And it _especially_ wasn't afraid with showing dark and frightening imagery. All of that wrapped neatly into a story with an important lesson of not judging people for being different... just perfect. However, if a movie NOWADAYS wanted to include a lesson of not judging someone for being different, they'd likely make the title character be a gay feminist with all the men in the movie being petty mysoginists. Like, come on. That wouldn't be enjoyable to watch at all. Long story short, _Paranorman_ is a great movie because it has its characters all being very grounded and realistic, and people might be able to relate to one or two of the characters. Characters with realistic personalities make me enjoy a movie even more, and _Paranorman_ has some of the most realistic characters I've seen in a movie to date.
8:44 yeah, she is. She cannot move on. She is dead, her hangmen are dead to, and she still tries to destroy the whole town as a revenge, and she hurts Norman who tries talk with her - she acts like a bully and she thinks it's okay, because she was hurt in the past.
The little girl only tormented the people who MURDERED her so they would understand what they put her through. I don't think that's a fair comparison to bullying someone. Those guys 100% deserved what happened to them. Do you honestly think they would have learned anything if they had been allowed to rest? Why should anyone "move on" from being purposely murdered in such a way? They killed a CHILD.
@@Hickory958 The modern-day townsfolk did nothing to her. How is her attacking them justified? She did nothing to them until they stopped attacking the zombies, so evidently she didn't care about them making a tourist trap out of her story. There is no reason for the destruction.
@@Hickory958 I literally said in my comment that she begins destroying the town immediately after the townsfolk stop attacking the zombies...have you even seen the movie?
@@mattpace1026 she only blasted like 2 lightning bolts at one building. I asked you how she, in your own words, attacked the modern day towns *folk.* Not the town itself. You made a claim. I'm asking for a lead in to some proof.
I understand the”I wish they showed aggie earlier for a more personal connection to norman”thing but in my opinion this would’ve weakened the films moral of speech. Norman assumes that for most of the film that the witch was an evil old crone but he is proven wrong showing just how shallow and wrong our assumptions can be. if we showed aggie at the point where you suggested it would’ve made the twist and message much less impactful.
👋 Stoping by to show my support! Funny enough, I remember my school showing this one Halloween after we complained about watching Monster house every year 😭. The nolstiga is real with this video. Appreciate it!
This movie. Another good stop motion animation film with a boy who talks to spirits and seek to help them than exploited them. Norman is a very unusual and yet relatable character who likes scary things while being a nice person. The film does subversion thinking about instead of putting the young witch back to sleep. Norman helps her find peace before heading to the after life. The zombie town folks who not only admit their mistakes and willing to rewrite their wrongs with Norman's help. Paranorman is good film. 24:26 Only thing that almost ruined the film. Alvin felt annoying and acts like a sycophant to gain favor with Norman during the zombies event going on. It's like version of Francis from Fairy Oddparents. Where Francis does bully others because anger issues, Alvin bully for approval seem overly done. Overall, excellent film for Halloween. Wonder if Ros Mo will review the Wendell and Wild movie coming on Netflix? Premiere on 10/28/2022 or Halloween.
Me: * sees paranorman in the thumbnail * OOO * Sees her reacting * EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY Sorry I like paranorman so much And when I was small I was scared of zombie movies so I have a fear of that movie but now I was like I LUV IT and I like the song at the end also
if you take suggestions, id suggest to see and talk about the Boxtrolls; another sort of 'terror-mongering/comedic' film with elements of genocide from Laika Studios. Its wonderful, just like all the other stop-motion films Laika has produced, yet criminally underrated .
Funny is it came out in 2012 and I watched it around that time LMAOOOAOAOSOSKJDOFNFIFJFU I love it to this day my little bro hates it, also have you ever covered the show frankenweenie? DO IT IF YOU HAVENT THATS MY 2ND FAVORITE
I never watched paranorman!! But I do like the company how makes the stop motion animation!! And what I got from 2:07 is how Norman is basically a medium that can see the living and the dead.
I agree with you Ros about Stop motion. It's a great form of animation that I have all the respect to the people who produce them. Tried it with lego in high school and discovered that I do not have the patience for it. One thing I remember from the behind the scenes of Paranorman is the scene of the towns people fighting against the zombies. That the whole scene is a mirror of typical zombie films. The small group of the undead are the "innocent" people being attacked by a violent hoard of people.
I loved this movie as a kid, this and Coraline. two of the few stop motion animated films i actually like because in all honesty i'm not really that big a fan of stop motion stuff. but for me personally ParaNorman and Coraline are the exceptions.
No, they do say Aggie will be hanged when she's getting "sentenced" (berated) by the court. At this point she's crying so it's kinda hard to make out but it is there
i love this movie its one of my favorites and the reason why agatha and Norman are foils is because there related agathas last name is penderghast (idk if i spelt that right)
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There's a depressing theory that Agatha's mother made her daughter take the fall for her. And by Agatha's reaction it seems she has no idea that was the case. It's pretty sad.
...you just made it worse.
Jeez- she really just let her small child get traumatized and hung??
Now I’m even more depressed
wow
So basically the one person that managed to ease her rage was the same person who lit the spark of her rage
Funny enough, I remember seeing this movie when I was like 8 or 9. Needless to say, I have been obsessed with stop motion ever since
I also saw it around that age, I was terrified of Agatha tho.
I watched this when i was 4
Same
Laika is my all-time favorite animation studio, their work is so consistently gorgeous to watch and I always find myself having a fun time with their characters. It's not always a 100% timeless hit, but I still adore them
One thing you must know about Laika. When they say it's a kid's movie, it's _not_ gonna be a *_kid's movie._* just look at Coraline, and they tried to make it less scary too!
Yh, I love Laika so much (btw, it's Coraline, not Caroline).
@@0racle.sunrise3570 Thank you :) I'll change it right now.
@@zeenoash.8805 Have you seen the graphic novel version of coraline, it's illustrated by a fantastic painter called Dave McKean.
I really appreciate when writers go "Let's make this character gay" instead of "Let's make a gay character"
Same applies to pretty much everything, queer, disabled, etc
He's a character first, a person, who just happen to be gay. We just need more believable representation instead of queerbait for attention.
@@leandromonteiroesilva7693 agreed
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"Queer" is another word for Gay.
@@randallbesch2424 it also applies to like trans people, NB people and more, right?
The bit about Aggie is the sad truth about the Salem witch trials. Girls/women as young as 6 were accused.
Edit: 132 likes omg!
The difference being she is an actual Magic User and Necromancer, and if she wasn't a Witch of malicious intent before, ahe certainly is now out of vengeance.
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Aggie
Agatha
Agatha.....
Harkness?
@@chillitheconqueror3567 They're not even from Marvel... or ARE THEY?!
@@rezafebriansyah8620 DUN DUN DUUUUUUUN
I also want to add that Norman and Agatha have even more in common because they're possibly related! Her last name is seen in a newspaper... and low and behold it is "Prenderghast", the same from Norman's uncle's side.
Yh, they also share same/similar features.
Laika did confirm that Agatha and Norman are related in their insta story post during Q&A
ya and there is a theory or it was comfermed i cant remember that each generation the gift got weaker and weaker till they could only talk to ghosts instead of all the stuff they could do in the first generation
They literally said her full name on the trial...
@@tubodeluzfria That too. Sharing the same last name does not automatically make them related but I am certain that was the intention.
Paranorman always gets me in the spirit for halloween. Such a cozy movie
Laika recently celebrated 10 years since Paranorman first released. They uploaded a short of norman dancing. It was so cute.
I remember seeing this around 8-9 years old, and I was absolutely fascinated by it. My heart sank every time I thought of Agatha and what she had to go through, and that scene where they’re in the forest and the music stops and everything is calm and slow paced honestly made me want to cry. Thanks to this movie I have a fascination/fear of stop motion animation, because of how beautiful it can be while being so terrifying.
I'd personally like to see Laika do a movie about Laika.
LoL, the irony...
wat
A documentary?
@@eternalroots6753 No, they're most likely talking about Laika, the studio, making a movie about laïka, the soviet dog astronaut...
@@chrispambo1539 Thats a cute idea, I would love to see it
I'm glad this channel is still up! a few channels I know were hacked and turned into crypto channels which isn't good.
Is this a common thing?
Which ones? I know a guy that fixes those problems
Really?
Studio Laika always makes amazing movies and it's stop motion Mad Lads
Have I HEARD of PARANORMAN??
I used to aspire to work at LAIKA. I'm in love with their work.
They took "you can pry it out of my cold, dead hands.." to the next level.
Taken literally.
I didn’t know paranorman was unpopular. I’ve seen it about three times and I love the message. I don’t think Anggie deserved suck a terrible death though- Hanging people because you think they’re weird is paranoid and messed up- poor Agatha. Wait- what happened to her Mom, though?
Truth be told, I'm not surprised it was unpopular. There's two big issues in the writing: Lack of consistency in most characters, and trying to apply "real world logic" to concepts that just didn't need it.
@@mattpace1026 not that I could see it subverted the idea of zombie invasion and turned it on its head. That and Pious Christians murdering a child was the reason.
@@randallbesch2424 Taking a zombie invasion and "turning it on its head" is exactly the sort of thing I was talking about. Trying to make zombies realistic is, by the nature of the tropes involved, counterintuitive, and just taking the fun out of something inherently ridiculous.
Shoutout to Paranorman for having the first canonically gay character I ever saw on the screen. At least, from what I can remember lol. Forever iconic to me
Yeah, I felt that scene with his uncles corpse dragged on too. That’s honestly the only scene I found really dumb.
I imagine it was them trying to put a more comical/light hearted scene after the darker stuff.
You did see how small Norman was to his grandfather right?
@@randallbesch2424 Uncle actually. Also, I’m not saying he shouldn’t have struggled I’m just saying the scene didn’t need to be ”drag” for so long. They didn’t need to have the uncle fall on top of Norman and have his tongue fall out licking him.
LAIKA plus ghosts and zombies = literally my favorite stop motion movie of all time right next to Coraline
also edit: i just wanna say the reason I love LAIKA so much is because many of their movies are enjoyable even to adults, because they don't treat kids like they're idiots and you can tell they put a lot of love and effort into their movies :)
Yet again ros mo covers my favourite movies that are nostalgic to me.
I loved this movie the first time I saw it on TV! Another thing that could be said in this review would be how funny was the zombies reaction when they saw the modern world around them, things like television, cars or hamburguers.😂 Even the zombie judge going with the family inside the car was hilarious!
Im pretty sure the reason the judges didn't talk to Norman right after they came back to life is because it is probably really hard for a roughing corpse that has been dead for decades to regain the ability to speak
Except he did speak right away, saying "You must stop."
Norman found he could understand them which was new to him.
Who hasn’t heard of Paranorman is like one of my favorite movies everyone has seen it and ppl who haven’t are missing out because I’ve watched it like 1 trillion times 🤪
The thing that I love the most about this movie is that the characters all feel very... *real.* Norman as the little brother, Courtney as the older sister, their mom and dad, Neal and his brother Mitch, Alvin the school bully... all of their personalities don't feel faked in the slightest; they all feel natural and the voice actors for them just made them sound even more natural, like these could be characters that you could imagine in real life. Even the whole setting of the school play felt very real to me. Norman's dad even kinda reminded me of my own dad, both in looks and in personality.
The whole joke at the end about Mitch being gay was also really funny to me, after Courtney had flirted with him so much, and I like how they didn't do that just to earn some LGBTQ+ points from Twitter, like a lot of the movies coming out more recently do. Lately, with movies that have any characters having a race, gender, or sexual orientation being something different from the norm, it just doesn't feel natural and like they're only doing it just to pander to people that would get offended otherwise, especially if they're changing a character to be like that instead of manually creating a character like that. Take, for example, most of the _Disney_ live-action remakes. The characters in those movies end up not feeling like real people that you could imagine in real life, based on their personalities alone. But the characters in Paranorman here? You CAN.
This movie really takes me back to a time when movies weren't about sending social justice messages or appealing to toxic feminists or making things too safe and kid-friendly. It wasn't afraid to portray the characters as very straightforward and typical with what you'd expect a school bully or a teenage sister to be like, and I have a lot of respect for it for that. And it _especially_ wasn't afraid with showing dark and frightening imagery. All of that wrapped neatly into a story with an important lesson of not judging people for being different... just perfect. However, if a movie NOWADAYS wanted to include a lesson of not judging someone for being different, they'd likely make the title character be a gay feminist with all the men in the movie being petty mysoginists. Like, come on. That wouldn't be enjoyable to watch at all.
Long story short, _Paranorman_ is a great movie because it has its characters all being very grounded and realistic, and people might be able to relate to one or two of the characters. Characters with realistic personalities make me enjoy a movie even more, and _Paranorman_ has some of the most realistic characters I've seen in a movie to date.
In the olden days white men ruled on screen everyone else was a stereotype or a female eye candy
8:44 yeah, she is.
She cannot move on. She is dead, her hangmen are dead to, and she still tries to destroy the whole town as a revenge, and she hurts Norman who tries talk with her - she acts like a bully and she thinks it's okay, because she was hurt in the past.
The little girl only tormented the people who MURDERED her so they would understand what they put her through. I don't think that's a fair comparison to bullying someone. Those guys 100% deserved what happened to them. Do you honestly think they would have learned anything if they had been allowed to rest?
Why should anyone "move on" from being purposely murdered in such a way? They killed a CHILD.
@@Hickory958 The modern-day townsfolk did nothing to her. How is her attacking them justified? She did nothing to them until they stopped attacking the zombies, so evidently she didn't care about them making a tourist trap out of her story. There is no reason for the destruction.
@@mattpace1026 When did she ever attack the modern day townsfolk? She just terrorized them with the zombies
@@Hickory958 I literally said in my comment that she begins destroying the town immediately after the townsfolk stop attacking the zombies...have you even seen the movie?
@@mattpace1026 she only blasted like 2 lightning bolts at one building. I asked you how she, in your own words, attacked the modern day towns *folk.* Not the town itself. You made a claim. I'm asking for a lead in to some proof.
Hearing your introduction is always a delight
You won't believe how many times I've re-watched Paranorman and Caroline.
Lets go am one of the first 200 viewrs
I understand the”I wish they showed aggie earlier for a more personal connection to norman”thing but in my opinion this would’ve weakened the films moral of speech. Norman assumes that for most of the film that the witch was an evil old crone but he is proven wrong showing just how shallow and wrong our assumptions can be. if we showed aggie at the point where you suggested it would’ve made the twist and message much less impactful.
I disagree they did it well and correctly.
@@randallbesch2424 what do you mean? I’m defending Laika in this comment.
Yes, it was my childhood since Caroline!!
The only thing i remember from this movie is that jock guy turn out gay and i was so happy
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Yo I actually love this movie, stop motion is such an amazing art form!
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halloween is just around the corner and this review just made my day 😁⚰️🦇
great movie
My favorite character is Courtney Babcock, voiced by Anna Kendrick.
3:51 This is cowardice. Ros Mo, I thought you *yeeted babies* for a living? 👶 Come on, Ros Mo, *GET WITH THE PROGRAM!*
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20:24 if you wanna skip the guest TH-camr's commentary
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Stoping by to show my support!
Funny enough, I remember my school showing this one Halloween after we complained about watching Monster house every year 😭.
The nolstiga is real with this video.
Appreciate it!
the vibe switch at 20:23 tho. goes from deadpan to fully awake lol
Ever heard of Delgo?
This is a cute spooky movie, i think i would have enjoyed it more if i saw it when i was younger but i still found it to be charming
Never too early for some spooky vibes, amazing video for a great movie.
This movie. Another good stop motion animation film with a boy who talks to spirits and seek to help them than exploited them.
Norman is a very unusual and yet relatable character who likes scary things while being a nice person.
The film does subversion thinking about instead of putting the young witch back to sleep. Norman helps her find peace before heading to the after life. The zombie town folks who not only admit their mistakes and willing to rewrite their wrongs with Norman's help. Paranorman is good film.
24:26 Only thing that almost ruined the film. Alvin felt annoying and acts like a sycophant to gain favor with Norman during the zombies event going on. It's like version of Francis from Fairy Oddparents. Where Francis does bully others because anger issues, Alvin bully for approval seem overly done.
Overall, excellent film for Halloween.
Wonder if Ros Mo will review the Wendell and Wild movie coming on Netflix? Premiere on 10/28/2022 or Halloween.
Me: * sees paranorman in the thumbnail * OOO
* Sees her reacting * EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Sorry I like paranorman so much
And when I was small I was scared of zombie movies so I have a fear of that movie but now I was like I LUV IT and I like the song at the end also
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Aww!! Thats so heartwarming, thank youu! Im glad I can be your comfort youtuber 🥺💕💕
Witch thing was so harsh. Few accusations from rich girls as game was enough for innocent people to die.. Ugh..
I’m so glad you covered this. I adore this movie!
Love the vid, Paranorman is a movie I always enjoy
IVE WATCHE THIS MOVIE AND THEN YEARS LATER I TOLD MY MOM TO PUT THIS ON AND SHE DIDNT REMEMEBER IT BUT I CAN SEE WHY BUT I LOVEEEE THIS MOVIE
if you take suggestions, id suggest to see and talk about the Boxtrolls; another sort of 'terror-mongering/comedic' film with elements of genocide from Laika Studios. Its wonderful, just like all the other stop-motion films Laika has produced, yet criminally underrated
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Actually when I watched the movie as a kid, I felt good.
ParaNorman is my absolute favorite movie!
Watch this every halloween, and have been since 2012
Yet another classic from Laika.
When I was maybe 4-5? I was first introduced to this movie. I loved it. I still love it
as always you make the most relaxing vids
Genuinely good content
YAY😍 great movie
Mitch's love for his car makes me laught everytime
I loved watching that movie when I little back then.
Funny is it came out in 2012 and I watched it around that time LMAOOOAOAOSOSKJDOFNFIFJFU I love it to this day my little bro hates it, also have you ever covered the show frankenweenie? DO IT IF YOU HAVENT THATS MY 2ND FAVORITE
I felt that ADHD comment
Jesus! You are still replying, I just discovered your channel and I'm currently watching all your videos, you are so chiiilll!!! Thanks Ros Mo.
Haha if I think of a good reply I try hahah
10:10 The judge did say to her that she was going to be hanged by he neck in the memory scene tho,,,
When I saw the thumbnail I immediately remembered the clip I saw about the guy saying you’ll love my bf
OMG STOP this was like the version of a horror movie to me growing up, like I hated it but LOVED it at the same time XD
The photo you used of Chris Butler is not the correct image. You used a picture of an actor with the same name.
Oh my bad! Thank your for letting me know! I''ll be sure to add the correction in the description!
@@RosMo4 Of course, it’s my favorite film so I just wanna make sure people get things right :)
I never watched paranorman!! But I do like the company how makes the stop motion animation!!
And what I got from 2:07 is how Norman is basically a medium that can see the living and the dead.
I remember going to Universal Studios Hollywood in 2012 and seeing some of the props from the film, it was interesting.
This should be the standard for stop motion
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I haven’t seen this movie since it came out. I remember not really loving it at the time but have been meaning to revisit it.
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I love this movie, really loved the twist and final confrontation for the witch.
Fun fact he was the first character in a kid show to be openly gay the more you know
I agree with you Ros about Stop motion. It's a great form of animation that I have all the respect to the people who produce them. Tried it with lego in high school and discovered that I do not have the patience for it.
One thing I remember from the behind the scenes of Paranorman is the scene of the towns people fighting against the zombies. That the whole scene is a mirror of typical zombie films. The small group of the undead are the "innocent" people being attacked by a violent hoard of people.
(Reads title)
That a trick question :)
Thank goodness people are talking about this movie because gosh DANG IT it’s such a good movie and I’ve always really liked it :)
My favorite lika film
OMG THANK YOU FOR BRING BACK MY CHILDHOOD
I remember liking the movie. 😊
this movie was my god damn childhood dude
I haven't seen that movie in years.
I love this movie it’s so good😊
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I loved this movie as a kid, this and Coraline. two of the few stop motion animated films i actually like because in all honesty i'm not really that big a fan of stop motion stuff. but for me personally ParaNorman and Coraline are the exceptions.
No, they do say Aggie will be hanged when she's getting "sentenced" (berated) by the court. At this point she's crying so it's kinda hard to make out but it is there
i saw this movie at age 7 and i loved it
Coraline, Kipo and the two strings
Yess Happy Halloween For Horror
I was scared of Paramormn when I was little 😂
I was OBSESSED with this movie and it’s still one of my favorites
Hey ever heard of Arthur in the Minimoys 2 the revenge of malthazard...
i love this movie its one of my favorites and the reason why agatha and Norman are foils is because there related agathas last name is penderghast (idk if i spelt that right)
Not the movie of my childhood 😳