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    life. In the scene Coraline shows many signs of loneliness. Loneliness is the feeling of being alone. Henry Selick demonstrates this by using techniques such as high angle‚ medium shot‚ and Dolly. In the film Coraline Henry Selick uses a technique called high angle to show the loneliness feeling going on in the film. He used this technique to emphasize how alone she is in such a big surrounding by using high angle. I believe Henry Selick uses this angle very well in film Coraline. By expressing the

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    How does Gaiman create a frightening atmosphere in the novel? Gaiman creates a frightening atmosphere in the novel by using different techniques. In chapter one Coraline’s new home is described in a horror way and is introduced in this quotation: “It was a very old house…” using the phrase “old house” often refers to horror films because the adjective “old” describes the house to have: ghost‚ cobwebs‚ peeled painting‚ sickly green weeds and to be neglected. Gaiman approaches the cat as strange

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    film in order to review it for quit some time. The thing is‚ every time I mentioned it to friends they were adamant that Coraline isn’t a horror film. Which it is‚ it very much is. Had I known it was based on a Neil Gaiman novel of the same name I would have watched and reviewed this film far sooner. Like over a year ago sooner. Admittedly I had seen small sections of Coraline over the years‚ catching bits on pieces while it was on at a friend’s house‚ walking through stores as it played on display

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    Coraline The setting of coraline plays a huge roll in the way coraline lives and how see she does her adventures. See coralines flat in present day London isn’t your normal house‚ it’s full of wacky newborns and strange animals‚ but that’s not all. At the start of the book coraline is just moving in to her new home she meet her new neibors on the lower floor liver mrs spink and mrs forcible. They where two old actresses who lived together with a lot of old terriers‚and on the upper floor lived

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    the only barrier between her skin and the surrounding‚ chilling air. But as her thongs squeaked and the loose floorboards creaked‚ shivers ran down her spine as she recognized the carpet from her flat. This stubborn yet fascinated young woman was Coraline. She crept into the identical flat with utmost curiosity and gazed at a wall. It had the same patterning of wallpaper and even the same picture of a tall‚ middle-aged man sitting on a chair. Her mind was spinning with all the new questions that

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    Coraline Analysis Symptomatology             In Coraline‚ the titular character makes friends with a boy named Wybie Lovat who displays a number of ADHD symptoms over the film’s running time. The movie shows him frequently stimming/fidgeting with his hands‚ for example‚ letting off excess energy and restlessness through that movement. Wybie is also highly emotionally impulsive; at one point in the film‚ he insults the lead only to retract his statement immediately after. In fact‚ Wybie often says

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    Austin Way English I Mr. Keiter February 28‚ 2013 Alice and Coraline Comparison The book Alice in Wonderland was written by Lewis Carroll. Coraline was written by Neil Gaiman. Each book was later turned into films to help better get a picture of the adventurous lands the girls traveled through. In the movies Alice in Wonderland and Coraline there are many similarities but also many differences. Though having many differences and similarities each film taught a lesson to the audience by

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    Coraline Essay In response to the school board’s request for student feedback‚ I am writing to express my opinion about which should be used to teach about the Fantasy genre‚ Coraline the book or Coraline the movie. In my opinion‚ I believe that Coraline the movie should be used in schools to teach the Fantasy genre. This is because the sounds‚ animations‚ and new characters all show more elements and examples of the Fantasy genre than in the book. By the time you finish

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    I think that if people didn’t have memories then the world would be better because people would not remember jokes about other people and annoy and make fun of them. If people didn’t have memories then people wouldn’t remember thing for jobs so then no one would have a job and there wouldn’t be any jobs. Also no one would have any money because they don’t have jobs so then they wouldn’t have houses and the the world would not function good and everything would be messed up. If people still had

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    In the movie “Coraline” Directed by Henry Selick and written and inspired by Neil Gaiman‚ the themes “Fear” And “Courage” Are evident throughout. Throughout this essay‚ I will discuss the importance of both themes‚ and how they are represented through the story “Coraline.” In the movie “Coraline‚” the theme of “Fear” has a key importance. The theme “Fear” is shown through the villain‚ named “The Beldam.” “The Beldam‚” as the villain

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