Pages tagged “coraline”

Oscars Considering 20 Animated Films

A record 20 titles will be considered for Best Animated Feature Film in next year’s Academy Awards, a stark reflection of this year’s colorful craze....  read more

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Coraline Hits the Screen, Stage and Page

While author Neil Gaiman is perhaps best known for...  read more

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Coraline

Stop Motion Animation is a misleading adjective to describe the...  read more

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Neil Gaiman nabs director for The Graveyard Book

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On the heels of Coraline, Neil Gaiman announced recently that he's found a director for The Graveyard Book....  read more

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The 29 Most Anticipated Movies of 2009

The new year is upon us and moviegoers are finally getting around to seeing some of 2008's big-name films (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Revolutionary Road, Gran Torino, Defiance, The Wrestler). But what about the rest of the year? Austin listed his five to watch a while back, but I will see his five and raise him 24. Here are the 29 movies due in 2009 that have caught my eye. What's missing? Let me know in the comments section....  read more

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Trailer Stash: Harry Potter, Star Trek, Up, Che, The Wrestler, more

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And now, a look at a few of the latest movie trailers to hit the web:...  read more

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Stephin Merritt inspires shoes, preps music for Neil Gaiman

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What do you do when you find yourself so inspired by the Magnetic Fields' 69 Love Songs album you call it "the most beautiful CD of the 20th century"? You make shoes, apparently....  read more

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Neil Gaiman's Coraline to hit off-Broadway, on-screen

In Coraline, the 2002 young adult novella by acclaimed fantasy author Neil Gaiman, the young title character discovers an alternate universe populated by the mysterious doppelgangers of her loving but distant parents, and must scrape by on her own wits to escape. Often compared to Alice In Wonderland, it’s a compelling story—and sturdy enough, one hopes, to be retold in three different way throughout the next year.  ...  read more

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