Continuing on my Neil Gaiman marathon I next came to Coraline. I'm a big fan of stop-motion animation and found the movie version of the book extraordinary... and creepy of course, haha, anything involving buttons for eyes sends a chill down my spine. Short and sweet this novel gets its point across firmly and was very well translated into a movie. Maybe all of Neil Gaiman's books should be turned into movies? Seriously, the dialogue he wrote for his characters (in Stardust as well) was often used word for word in the movie.
In case you didn't already know I love to read books, and since I've been reading so many lately I thought I'd share my thoughts on them with you :) Alas I have had to leave employment at Chapters to concentrate on school but never fear for many a books will still be read!
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Showing posts with label coraline. Show all posts
Friday, March 4, 2011
Coraline
Continuing on my Neil Gaiman marathon I next came to Coraline. I'm a big fan of stop-motion animation and found the movie version of the book extraordinary... and creepy of course, haha, anything involving buttons for eyes sends a chill down my spine. Short and sweet this novel gets its point across firmly and was very well translated into a movie. Maybe all of Neil Gaiman's books should be turned into movies? Seriously, the dialogue he wrote for his characters (in Stardust as well) was often used word for word in the movie.
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