This is one of the best reviews I have ever read about a film. The NY Times did it up brown by linking a set of seamlessly connected clips to a very well thought out review of a film which, IMHO, will become a classic not only in style but in substance. Neil Gaiman's work is mysterious and powerful and the film resonates with these qualities with a 3D look that simply must be seen to be appreciated. For sure, the Times hit a home run with this one as did Henry Selick, the director of this exquisite piece.
Friday, February 06, 2009
Coraline
This is one of the best reviews I have ever read about a film. The NY Times did it up brown by linking a set of seamlessly connected clips to a very well thought out review of a film which, IMHO, will become a classic not only in style but in substance. Neil Gaiman's work is mysterious and powerful and the film resonates with these qualities with a 3D look that simply must be seen to be appreciated. For sure, the Times hit a home run with this one as did Henry Selick, the director of this exquisite piece.
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