I've played the console version MANY times, and I've found out that the ghost children ARE in the game, but you can only visit them when collecting the ghost eyes. You have to go into the house and go to the hallway mirror before collecting the 3rd ghost eye, and an interact promt should should show up. That lets you see the ghost kids. They only have a few voice lines, and can play Tic-tac-toe with them, and that's about it. Oh, and the spy doll was also found in the files, but went unused. I don't think that they weren't allowed to put certain things in, considering the DS version, but I do think that it was rushed to hell and back just to get it out in time before the movie.
@@kaliyahc9171 I was half joking, it actually depends on what you are animating. I've seen people dedicate a year to make 30 seconds of incredible animation, there are also people who take a week for 20-30 seconds for a very simple and quiet moment, it depends on the complexity of the scene, a fight scene with multiple characters is not gonna take the same as a guy sleeping alone in his bed quietly.
@@kaliyahc9171not sure about coraline but I remember when talking about kubo and the two strings from the same studio it took about a week to do 3-7 seconds of animation So I'd say probably a second or half a second per day
I had this game when I was younger and I NEVER got passed the part when you needed to collect the ghost eyes because of the outrageous controls to defeat the bosses!
I'm actually a little surprised this hasn't been brought up yet, but for the DS version specifically there are actually parts of the game that are directly taken, NOT from the movie, but from the ORIGINAL BOOK!! For example, Coraline dreaming of rats chanting an eerie song is not present in the film, but is from the original book, and perhaps even the doll being absent in the Wii version is also a nod to the book, which never actually had the doll to begin with. Rats were instead used to spy on Coraline in the real world, and they do the other mothers bidding. The other world dogs also speak in the book, and enjoy eating chocolate, which if I remember correctly was also included in the DS version! Just a super interesting detail I really wanted to share, I remember being super stoked to find elements from the book present in the DS game when I tried it last year :-3c (Also I would HIGHLY recommend anyone interested to check out the original novel for Coraline, a ton of major events differ from the film, but if you love the movie you'll probably love the book too!)
I’m really sorry, and I don’t mean this in a rude way or anything, it were the rats chasing coraline in the book? I’m probably wrong, and I haven’t read the book in a while, but I don’t remember a scene where the rats chase coraline. BUT, all the other stuff is true, the dogs did eat chocolate and speak, and the rats did do the other mother’s bidding. ;p
Dakota Fanning also reprised her role as Coraline in the game, too. Yep, all the budget went to her and Keith David. Additional fun fact: the studio that did this game would then do Cartoon Network: Punch Time Explosion. Yes, CN's attempt at a Super Smash Bros. clone witht he wonky hit detection that apperantly had an awkward production.
Fun fact: They Might Be Giants (the “Istanbul was Constantinople” guys, but also my favourite band of all time) was originally hired to make the score for the film. Sadly, they were fired, and only two songs survived. The first song, the one the Other Father sings (“Making up a song about Coraline”) was kept in the film, and the second, Careful What You Pack was slightly re-written and put on The Else.
IIRC most of these licenced games are made based on an earlier draft of the production they are based on in order to have them done at the same time it realeses. Some examples of this are the Jimmy Neutron Games which use the old Cindy character design, or the Ben 10 Games, which in Cosmic Destruction's interview with the devs they mentioned they had to change the designs of multiple characters as the show kept changing behind the scenes. With this being based on a movie and not a show, I guess they used an earlier draft of the script where some stuff were left out (like the ghost kids or the twist ending) or had to be added late in production. Im not a professional on this tho, so I could be wrong
Fun fact: i had the DS and WII coraline games as a child and because i finished them 4 times over each.. my mother sold them for $15 each on facebook marketplace... i'm still mad ngl..
I find it funny that foafy coincidentally makes a video about Pratically every single one of my interests (and I literally just watched coraline for the first time 2 weeks ago and I’m rightfully obsessed with it.)
0:59 I just want to add that Nightmare Before Christmas was entirely based on a story and characters by Tim Burton, and he was involved in the production. Though, indeed, the movie isn't his.
Stop-motion is such a great way to make animation Fantastic Mr.Fox is one of my favorite movies of all time and Henry Selleck is an amazing stop-motion director
I love this movie, but even as an adult, it freaks me tf out. 😨 I have a … small phobia? Sensitivity? to distorted voices, and all the stuff when coraline’s being chased/hunted by the “other” characters just sends my brain on edge. 😬 Still love it tho. The cat is best boi (and also is Husker from Hazbin Hotel!!!) and the other dads song is dope. 💜
If a game sold really really poorly on initial release, then not many copies were made, thus any that are left are rare. If people decades later decide they want the game now, then there's only a few legit copies to go around, thus supply and demand dictate they must be expensive.
i was soooo obsessed with this game as a kid bc i absolutely loved the movie to bits! the movie didn't scare me, but this game REALLY scared me. those "dream sequences" were freaky as hell, and i found it hard as a kid to get through them. i grinded out all the minigames as well though and got enough buttons to get all the unlockables in the game and the final QTE cutscenes in the end were one of the toughest things ive ever done in a video game tbh. but after hard work and perseverance im proud to say i beat this game as a kid.
The ghost children and the mirror room are actually in the Playstation and Wii version of the game. Go to the mirror during the last act where you have to find the ghost children (It's possible to enter the house) and interact with the mirror. They only do a brief recap of what happened to them in two to three sentences and you can play tic tac toe with them. But they're in.
I saw coraline with my parents when i was like 8. It like traumatised me and was like really scary, so we skipped to the end, and the ending wasnt even that good. Ive been wanting to see it again tho
12:08 That actually could be possible. Something similar happened with the Spongebob movie game. Due to the game coming out before the movie, the devs weren't allowed to use movie footage to avoid too many spoilers.
Hear me out. We need a full on big budget Coraline game. Maybe even a horror game where you're playing in first person as Coraline through the story and all her scary encaounters with the Beldam.
It is possible that for some movie tie-in games to use an early draft version of the movie to make the game because some movie studios do this as the game has to come out around the of the movie. So the game would have missing story beats as it was an early draft. For the Wii version of Coraline. The DS development might have the final draft of the movie so it got lucky. Can't say much for the gameplay though...
Why would they release the game before the movie? I mean, if theyre so worried about spoilers just release it after the movie is released . It'll give them more time to make the cutscenes and things. They cut out the lost ghost kids and (since he didnt mention it?) the parents being "trapped" The dream action actually seems fun tho. I wouldve died so much as a human-worm-baby fetus. THE BLACK CAT JUMPSCARE HAS ME WHEEZING IM GONA CRY ??? LMAO HAHHRHJSKJSKJSK
I thought you were going to talk about the Inkagames/Mazniac fan game called Coraline and the Secret Door. Not only was it a very good point and click adventure by a really fantastic indie team, but it really held up well when compared to the movie.
Bro, nightmare before Christmas is a cult classic, I had a birthday based around this movie, and I still have some chalk drawings on my basement walks of the tree doors
huh the wii game MIGHT be good evidence for a Coraline theory. The theory that claims the other world with the other mother is at the bottom of the well. The hand in Coralines dream 6:40 during the cutsecen comes out of the well.
Cutscene really is a bit generous, considering games like The Spiderwick Chronicles and Fight Club didn't bother with animated cutscenes (the latter especially, the former does have cutscenes, and some are slide shows mixed with film clips). And yes, there actually is a video game adaptation of The Spiderwick Chronicles, although not based on the books, but rather based on the film that was produced by Nickelodeon.
Crazy to think this was recommended to me. The way i see it, the DS game followed the movie way more closely while the console version included snippets of the story as its being told in the book. Coraline doesn't go in the barn in the movie, that's only in the book. The dream sequences i'm pretty sure are based on parts from the book. Also odd you didn't show the end credit for the DS game because we see a completely different version of Coraline without the blue hair and a different hair clip, perhaps Coraline in the movie wasn't supposed to even have blue hair at all.
*13:56** Yeah that’s something you’ll see alot. You’ll see a game on Console, and its handheld “port” is an entirely different game because of budget reasons. This trend I think started with the GBA and ended with the 3DS.*
you wanna know what's weird? when my cousin was, like, 6, his favorite movie was coraline. like, he would get a little upset about something, and he would straight up ask his parents if he could watch coraline to calm him down, and his parents were just like "eh, sure, why not," and honestly? he's a good kid. he even got into clay modeling! then I watched the movie, and then my obsession with HORROR began!
2:07 is your world so rigid that you are bound by the rule of black and white? will you give no time for the brilliance of the sunset to dance on the stage of the horizon? It's a buyable item of course it's exspensive
Maybe try the 2 flash games that I think Inkagames produced? (one is the movie tied-in , one is like a sorta sequel) Though I'm not sure whether you can still play it or not, the walkthroughs are still online to be watched however
A great movie to be sure. It did leave me with question though, what does the other mother want with their souls? She didn't eat them because the ghost children are still around. I can't simply chock it up to horror tropes, they want what you don't. So, I had to write my own story and create my own motivation.
The Ghost Children literally said The Beldam ate up their lives and she imprisoned them as ghosts so they wouldn’t go to the afterlife. And clearly their souls/eyes power the Other World in some way as each time Coraline obtained a ghost eye, that part of the world would deteriorate as it does after all of them were found
@@chrisdunker54 that’s okay everyone has their own way of interpreting things and there’s nothing wrong with that as it allows us to form new discussions with one another to understand the story better :)
I think souls are both a source of nutrition as well as power. She screams "Don't leave me, I'll die without you!" As Coraline escapes through the door. How long she can survive without them is anyone's guess, seeing how Wybie's grandmother originally wouldn't lease to people with kids.
"dont you dare disobey me coraline"
"Eugh"
"Angry noise"
(Gets hit hy bike does like 30 air flips) wieby woah woooo
@@Ironcatvr23 you spelled
“by” wrong-
..CYN?!
*BELDAM SPEECH BUBBLE*
@-JustGus- I was trying to spell the dudes name
“Making up a game about Coooooraaalinee”
“She’s a peach she’s a doll she’s a pal of mine”
“She’s a button in the eyes of anyone who ever laid their eyes on Coooooraaaalineeee!”
It won't let me comment I can only reply but 18 mins ago (video was made)
they might be giant
LOL
I've played the console version MANY times, and I've found out that the ghost children ARE in the game, but you can only visit them when collecting the ghost eyes. You have to go into the house and go to the hallway mirror before collecting the 3rd ghost eye, and an interact promt should should show up. That lets you see the ghost kids. They only have a few voice lines, and can play Tic-tac-toe with them, and that's about it.
Oh, and the spy doll was also found in the files, but went unused. I don't think that they weren't allowed to put certain things in, considering the DS version, but I do think that it was rushed to hell and back just to get it out in time before the movie.
2 minutes of animation after six months? In stop motion? This guys must be a pro or something
What’s more accurate for 6 months ?
@@kaliyahc9171 you can still count the frames with only 6 month
@@kaliyahc9171 I was half joking, it actually depends on what you are animating. I've seen people dedicate a year to make 30 seconds of incredible animation, there are also people who take a week for 20-30 seconds for a very simple and quiet moment, it depends on the complexity of the scene, a fight scene with multiple characters is not gonna take the same as a guy sleeping alone in his bed quietly.
@@kaliyahc9171not sure about coraline but I remember when talking about kubo and the two strings from the same studio it took about a week to do 3-7 seconds of animation
So I'd say probably a second or half a second per day
@@ignasi3950 i thought so lol but wanted to know if there was some underlying truth to it.
I had this game when I was younger and I NEVER got passed the part when you needed to collect the ghost eyes because of the outrageous controls to defeat the bosses!
I’ll admit the cat jumpscare did get me.
I also hate that it got me as well.
same here lol (and i was expecting it because of your comment)
I wasn’t expecting it either.😱
Yep
Same lol
I'm actually a little surprised this hasn't been brought up yet, but for the DS version specifically there are actually parts of the game that are directly taken, NOT from the movie, but from the ORIGINAL BOOK!! For example, Coraline dreaming of rats chanting an eerie song is not present in the film, but is from the original book, and perhaps even the doll being absent in the Wii version is also a nod to the book, which never actually had the doll to begin with. Rats were instead used to spy on Coraline in the real world, and they do the other mothers bidding. The other world dogs also speak in the book, and enjoy eating chocolate, which if I remember correctly was also included in the DS version! Just a super interesting detail I really wanted to share, I remember being super stoked to find elements from the book present in the DS game when I tried it last year :-3c (Also I would HIGHLY recommend anyone interested to check out the original novel for Coraline, a ton of major events differ from the film, but if you love the movie you'll probably love the book too!)
I’m really sorry, and I don’t mean this in a rude way or anything, it were the rats chasing coraline in the book? I’m probably wrong, and I haven’t read the book in a while, but I don’t remember a scene where the rats chase coraline. BUT, all the other stuff is true, the dogs did eat chocolate and speak, and the rats did do the other mother’s bidding. ;p
Dakota Fanning also reprised her role as Coraline in the game, too. Yep, all the budget went to her and Keith David. Additional fun fact: the studio that did this game would then do Cartoon Network: Punch Time Explosion. Yes, CN's attempt at a Super Smash Bros. clone witht he wonky hit detection that apperantly had an awkward production.
He made a video about that as well!
Fun fact: They Might Be Giants (the “Istanbul was Constantinople” guys, but also my favourite band of all time) was originally hired to make the score for the film. Sadly, they were fired, and only two songs survived. The first song, the one the Other Father sings (“Making up a song about Coraline”) was kept in the film, and the second, Careful What You Pack was slightly re-written and put on The Else.
“Making up a game about CORA- Someone already said that, @*#! this, I’m out.
(Dies of laughter)
Haha
Lil Bro Censored It (Can't Ever Catch Me Lackin Like That Now Oil Up)
What is wrong with you
THE CAT JUMPSCARE ACTUALLY GOT ME WHY DID YOU DO THIS
Considering that you like Nightmare Before Christmas too, do you know about its two games? One's a prequel and one's a sequel to the movie.
WAIT REALLY??
@@MellowGirl2000 Yes, really.^^
OMG basically DOUBLE foafy uploads? let’s gooo 🎉
Bro, I remember I couldn’t even watch the INTRO for this movie before running away crying when I was a 3-year old
15:50 this actually scared me really bad 😭
Same…same 😂
Same here
IIRC most of these licenced games are made based on an earlier draft of the production they are based on in order to have them done at the same time it realeses.
Some examples of this are the Jimmy Neutron Games which use the old Cindy character design, or the Ben 10 Games, which in Cosmic Destruction's interview with the devs they mentioned they had to change the designs of multiple characters as the show kept changing behind the scenes.
With this being based on a movie and not a show, I guess they used an earlier draft of the script where some stuff were left out (like the ghost kids or the twist ending) or had to be added late in production.
Im not a professional on this tho, so I could be wrong
Designs of which characters?
3:11 matpat eyes
Another thing you should talk about is over the garden wall as it turned ten years old today
Fun fact: i had the DS and WII coraline games as a child and because i finished them 4 times over each.. my mother sold them for $15 each on facebook marketplace... i'm still mad ngl..
Was laughing so hard from the FNaF jumpscare :D
To quote Coraline… “The dreams are the most fun I’ve had here.”
3:11 hello child I regret! Go and sand on that box over there! That cracked me up 🤣🤣🤣😂
Did you know there are two nightmare before Christmas games. One being oogies revenge and the other being the pumpkin king
I find it funny that foafy coincidentally makes a video about Pratically every single one of my interests (and I literally just watched coraline for the first time 2 weeks ago and I’m rightfully obsessed with it.)
This game is allllllllllll about Coooraaalinee
13:46
DONT YOU DÆR DISOBEY ME *CORALINE*.
RAAH!
EÜGH-
(Silence for 2 seconds)
ÆH-
“Don’t you dare disobey me Caroline”
“YEEEEHA-“ 🤠
*cutely sharts*
0:59 I just want to add that Nightmare Before Christmas was entirely based on a story and characters by Tim Burton, and he was involved in the production. Though, indeed, the movie isn't his.
Watched Coraline with my girlfriend for the first time on Halloween. Instantly became one of my favorite movies visually. So charming.
2:12 I can buy a McDonald's meal with that
It is 9:46 PM right now and i am offically have insomnia for the night. Thanks Foofy
Stop-motion is such a great way to make animation Fantastic Mr.Fox is one of my favorite movies of all time and Henry Selleck is an amazing stop-motion director
9:42 how could they forget
Fun fact: Coraline took 3 and a half years to make.
Yeah that sounds about right
I dressed up as Coraline for Halloween, and it was such a coincidence this came out! 😂
8:24 If you think this is bad, look at some continue and game over screens from Russian bootleg games.
Nightmare fuel screens 😮
4:16 OMG I remember that tree
I love this movie, but even as an adult, it freaks me tf out. 😨 I have a … small phobia? Sensitivity? to distorted voices, and all the stuff when coraline’s being chased/hunted by the “other” characters just sends my brain on edge. 😬
Still love it tho. The cat is best boi (and also is Husker from Hazbin Hotel!!!) and the other dads song is dope. 💜
Those dream sequences really remind me of both little nightmares and a rat's tale (i think that's what it was called)
0:10 same!!!
ME TO!
2:04 Do games REALLY get that expensive?!? Why does Coraline cost so much??? 🧐
If a game sold really really poorly on initial release, then not many copies were made, thus any that are left are rare. If people decades later decide they want the game now, then there's only a few legit copies to go around, thus supply and demand dictate they must be expensive.
@tatltails3923 ahh! makes sense. thnx!
Because *Monie*
Was just thinking about foot of a ferret like a minute ago. And now he drops a new video, GREAT!
Surprisingly i also have a old WII game made by Papaya! Its Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey. VERY SCARY.
i was soooo obsessed with this game as a kid bc i absolutely loved the movie to bits!
the movie didn't scare me, but this game REALLY scared me. those "dream sequences" were freaky as hell, and i found it hard as a kid to get through them.
i grinded out all the minigames as well though and got enough buttons to get all the unlockables in the game and the final QTE cutscenes in the end were one of the toughest things ive ever done in a video game tbh.
but after hard work and perseverance im proud to say i beat this game as a kid.
Great video! Now, time to make a sequel where you buy a ps2 and the ps2 copy if Coraline! ...no?
Actually, the PS2 version is the same as the Wii version! Just different controls.. and also more expensive 😅
The ghost children and the mirror room are actually in the Playstation and Wii version of the game. Go to the mirror during the last act where you have to find the ghost children (It's possible to enter the house) and interact with the mirror.
They only do a brief recap of what happened to them in two to three sentences and you can play tic tac toe with them. But they're in.
I have a soft spot for these licensed movie tie in games even if they are utter crap
Coraline: “blueee!”
FootofaFerret: “BlUeEeEeEeEeE!!!”
2 Foafys in a little over a week??? W!!!
3:35 coraline: blue!: ??? :BLUE
F##### Blue!! Sorry this game is kind of boring me to tears
I remember when I first found out about it, I had my dad get me it that day. I played it with my best friend over and it actually made me feel uneasy.
I saw coraline with my parents when i was like 8. It like traumatised me and was like really scary, so we skipped to the end, and the ending wasnt even that good. Ive been wanting to see it again tho
12:08
That actually could be possible. Something similar happened with the Spongebob movie game. Due to the game coming out before the movie, the devs weren't allowed to use movie footage to avoid too many spoilers.
It’s literally been my fav movie starting when I was 3🪡🧵💙🖤
This was my favorite move since I was three, and it still is.
4:35 Ah yes, Former USSR Nuclear Employee, The Lesbians, and Exposition.
2:26 Wii nostalgia hits 🥺🥺
This notification is perfectly timed, as I am planning to get Coraline on DVD. (Or Blu-ray, whichever one I choose, I guess.)
Hear me out. We need a full on big budget Coraline game. Maybe even a horror game where you're playing in first person as Coraline through the story and all her scary encaounters with the Beldam.
Congrats on 1.11 million subs, dude! 🔥 🎉🎉
The second I heard Keith David I imidiatly thought "HUSKER!"
Same
2:30 That’s The Month I was Born, That’s Crazy.
2:05 Bro has NOT heard about eumlation 🙏😭
13:46 BONK!
I was addicted to the DS bug smashing game before
It is possible that for some movie tie-in games to use an early draft version of the movie to make the game because some movie studios do this as the game has to come out around the of the movie. So the game would have missing story beats as it was an early draft. For the Wii version of Coraline. The DS development might have the final draft of the movie so it got lucky.
Can't say much for the gameplay though...
Any movie that's stop-motion is amazing to me. Coraline, Nightmare Before Christmas, Corpse Bride, Wallace and Gromit. I love all of them.
Coraline actually has an official Roblox game called coraline other people
Why would they release the game before the movie? I mean, if theyre so worried about spoilers just release it after the movie is released . It'll give them more time to make the cutscenes and things.
They cut out the lost ghost kids and (since he didnt mention it?) the parents being "trapped"
The dream action actually seems fun tho. I wouldve died so much as a human-worm-baby fetus.
THE BLACK CAT JUMPSCARE HAS ME WHEEZING IM GONA CRY ??? LMAO HAHHRHJSKJSKJSK
I thought you were going to talk about the Inkagames/Mazniac fan game called Coraline and the Secret Door. Not only was it a very good point and click adventure by a really fantastic indie team, but it really held up well when compared to the movie.
I never even knew there were tie in games for Coraline.
2009-10 saeems about the time they stopped doing that.
Bro, nightmare before Christmas is a cult classic, I had a birthday based around this movie, and I still have some chalk drawings on my basement walks of the tree doors
Phineas and Ferb is coming back in 2025
Literally everything has increased in price like now the ps3 games cost little I would stock up now as they probs gonna also end up the same way
huh the wii game MIGHT be good evidence for a Coraline theory. The theory that claims the other world with the other mother is at the bottom of the well. The hand in Coralines dream 6:40 during the cutsecen comes out of the well.
Cutscene really is a bit generous, considering games like The Spiderwick Chronicles and Fight Club didn't bother with animated cutscenes (the latter especially, the former does have cutscenes, and some are slide shows mixed with film clips). And yes, there actually is a video game adaptation of The Spiderwick Chronicles, although not based on the books, but rather based on the film that was produced by Nickelodeon.
Lego Movie Game Did Something Where The Cutscenes Are Just Clips From The Movie (Lazy Ahh People Fr)
Crazy to think this was recommended to me.
The way i see it, the DS game followed the movie way more closely while the console version included snippets of the story as its being told in the book.
Coraline doesn't go in the barn in the movie, that's only in the book. The dream sequences i'm pretty sure are based on parts from the book.
Also odd you didn't show the end credit for the DS game because we see a completely different version of Coraline without the blue hair and a different hair clip, perhaps Coraline in the movie wasn't supposed to even have blue hair at all.
i finished the book around Halloween
*13:56** Yeah that’s something you’ll see alot. You’ll see a game on Console, and its handheld “port” is an entirely different game because of budget reasons. This trend I think started with the GBA and ended with the 3DS.*
13:46
"DONT YOU DARE DISOBEY ME CARALINE!!"
"YEEHAW!!"
*toot*
Hopefully, im not the only one who knows this😭🙏
Oooooh I remember playing the Coraline game on my PS2! I never beat it tho bc I got stuck at some point.
you wanna know what's weird? when my cousin was, like, 6, his favorite movie was coraline. like, he would get a little upset about something, and he would straight up ask his parents if he could watch coraline to calm him down, and his parents were just like "eh, sure, why not," and honestly? he's a good kid. he even got into clay modeling! then I watched the movie, and then my obsession with HORROR began!
Wait if the game came out before the movie that means that coralline is technically a game character which means she could be in smash bros
Hell yahhh, time to throw some rain boots and black cats!
What about the book
@ we don’t talk about the book
the fact that people didn’t know this firstly and i basically grew up with it oh wow
coraline mentioned 🔥🔥🔥🔊🔊🗣🗣🗣🗣
Already know this is going to be another great video
*16:23*
Just to safe my spot.
FootofaFerret uploaded a day before my birthday (never thought I see that)
I have not seen anything of you explaining about the ps2 version. Is the ps2 version the same as the wii version, or is it completely different
Yes, they're the exact same games on different consoles! The DS game was the only version that was a bit different.
I honestly miss movie tie in games (insert spiderman 3 "I'm going to die" meme)
2:07 is your world so rigid that you are bound by the rule of black and white? will you give no time for the brilliance of the sunset to dance on the stage of the horizon? It's a buyable item of course it's exspensive
Bro got me rolling😂😂😂: 3:34
Peak voice acting😂😂😂: 8:58
Stop-motion is such an incredible art form
3:15 OKAYYYYYYY
Wow, a video in 8 days. That's awesome
12:55 to be fair Sherlock Holmes Chapter One is a great game. I’m very happy that you mentioned it tbh.
Maybe try the 2 flash games that I think Inkagames produced? (one is the movie tied-in , one is like a sorta sequel) Though I'm not sure whether you can still play it or not, the walkthroughs are still online to be watched however
i remember playing the coraline game on the ds!!! that was a completely lost memory for me until i saw this video, thank you
wtf is a watermelon2second
A great movie to be sure. It did leave me with question though, what does the other mother want with their souls? She didn't eat them because the ghost children are still around. I can't simply chock it up to horror tropes, they want what you don't. So, I had to write my own story and create my own motivation.
The Ghost Children literally said The Beldam ate up their lives and she imprisoned them as ghosts so they wouldn’t go to the afterlife. And clearly their souls/eyes power the Other World in some way as each time Coraline obtained a ghost eye, that part of the world would deteriorate as it does after all of them were found
@@lukehannah4554 thanks for the clarification. If you couldn't tell, I'm not the most observant of watchers.
@@chrisdunker54 that’s okay everyone has their own way of interpreting things and there’s nothing wrong with that as it allows us to form new discussions with one another to understand the story better :)
@lukehannah4554 you got that right.
I think souls are both a source of nutrition as well as power. She screams "Don't leave me, I'll die without you!" As Coraline escapes through the door. How long she can survive without them is anyone's guess, seeing how Wybie's grandmother originally wouldn't lease to people with kids.
My sisters watched this back to back for YEARS until i liked and i cant STOP