There is no doubt that Coraline is one of the cinematographic gems that animation has given us in recent years and to celebrate its 15th anniversary the film will return to movie theaters. Yes, just as you heard, Coraline will be re-released in theaters around the world, but like you’ve never seen it before, the film will be completely remastered to give us an extraordinary experience. The update will also include an impressive improvement in 3D stop-motion technology, which will allow the quality of each shot to be unmatched.
When Will Coraline Be Re-Released in Theaters?
The plans for the worldwide re-release of Coraline, in addition to being ambitious, sound incredible, which already has us counting the days. However, we have bad news for you. So far there is not much information regarding the release date, but what is a fact is that the new version of the film will arrive at some point in August 2024 in theaters around the world. So get ready so you don’t miss this great opportunity to relive the magic of the film directed by Henry Selick and based on the novel by Neil Gaiman.
The Real Story Behind Coraline
Coraline is a brilliantly creepy story for both children and adults, although according to Gaiman, it’s the adults who find it scariest. According to Neil, his novel was based on a popular, but mostly chilling, legend from his native Hampshire, United Kingdom. The story is about an old woman who took care of her newborn and orphaned granddaughter since her parents had died in a fire.
As the years went by, several children organized to enter the old woman’s house one night to meet the mysterious girl, but when the boys arrived they found a crib with a burned corpse of a baby with buttons sewn into the socket of the eyes.
This story was written in Spanish by Mariana Martell in Cultura Colectiva.
