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Dakota Fanning

23 February 1994, Conyers, Georgia, USA

Teri Hatcher

8 December 1964, Palo Alto, California, USA

Jennifer Saunders

6 July 1958, Sleaford, Lincolnshire, England, UK

Dawn French

11 October 1957, Holyhead, Wales, UK

Keith David

4 June 1956, Harlem, New York City, New York, USA

John Hodgman

June1971, Brookline, Massachusetts, USA

Robert Bailey Jr.

Ian McShane

29 September 1942, Blackburn, Lancashire, England, UK

10 November 1997, USA

Jerome Ranft

23 November 1966, Los Angeles County, California, USA

12 June 1959, New York City, New York, USA

Ximena Sariñana

October 29, 1985 in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico

Henry Selick

30 November 1952, Glen Ridge, New Jersey, USA

Neil Gaiman

10 November 1960, Portchester, England, UK

Henry Selick

30 November 1952, Glen Ridge, New Jersey, USA

Coraline Jones

Played by: Dakota Fanning

Mel Jones

Played by: Teri Hatcher

Miss Spink

Played by: Jennifer Saunders

Miss Miriam Forcible

Played by: Dawn French

The Cat

Played by: Keith David

Charlie Jones

Played by: John Hodgman

Wyborne 'Wybie' Lovat

Played by: Robert Bailey Jr.

Mr. Sergei Alexander Bobinsky

Played by: Ian McShane

Sweet Ghost Girl

Played by: Aankha Neal

Ghost Boy

Played by: George Selick

Tall Ghost Girl

Played by: Hannah Kaiser

Photo Friend #1

Played by: Harry Selick

Magic Dragonfly

Played by: Emerson Tenney

Mover

Played by: Jerome Ranft

Toy #1

Played by: Christopher Murrie

Wybie's Grandmother

Played by: Carolyn Crawford

Shakespeare Rascal

Played by: Yona Prost

Tom Huddlestone

This dark edge will be the biggest test of the film as a commercial prospect: it may be too terrifying for the target audience. But for braver kids - and parents - this is a thrilling, even challenging ride.

May 08, 2009

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Peter Keough

The movie, though, dares not go below the surface. Could the problem be its use of 3-D? Did the filmmakers think that to offset this additional, illusory visual dimension they had to remove all depth from the story itself?

November 17, 2014

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Sean Axmaker

... a gorgeous and imaginative storybook fantasy with nightmare echoes. Think Dr. Seuss by way of Edward Gorey ...

March 17, 2016

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Randy Myers

All involved in this production deserve praise for turning Coraline into a triumph of storytelling and cinematic technology. Whether you're young, middle-age or older, you'll adore it.

November 17, 2014

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Matt Prigge

It would be difficult for any filmmaker to mimic Gaiman's seductively amusing and imaginative writing, and Selick, who also wrote the script, should be commended for not falling back on some golden-tongued narrator. But his Coraline could use more spunk.

November 17, 2014

Peter Rainer

Neil Gaiman's hugely popular 2002 children's horror novel Coraline has been given the animated 3-D treatment but you may want to keep the toddlers away from this one.

February 09, 2009

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Jay Stone

You know from the very first sequence that Coraline is an extraordinary movie that is going to rattle the bejeezus out of young audience members and -- the truth be told -- their fathers as well.

November 17, 2014

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James Berardinelli

Employing stop-motion animation that renders human beings with the distinctive characteristics evident in both The Nightmare Before Christmas and James and the Giant Peach, Selick finds the perfect look to bring Gaiman's vision to life.

February 25, 2009

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David Denby

A gift to imagination.

February 23, 2009

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Carol Cling

It's the stop-motion figures themselves who steal the show. They're so vivid and expressive, in both body and facial movements, that they cease being mere puppets and take on a life all their own.

November 17, 2014

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Jim Vejvoda

For all its shortcomings, Coraline nevertheless has more imagination, heart and inventiveness in it than most recent animated films.

November 17, 2014

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Tom Charity

Coraline never stops taking artistic risks. I hope there's a brave enough audience out there willing to take the plunge.

November 17, 2014

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