More Coraline impressive artwork
Here's more Coraline artwork that further proves how amazing the visuals of the animated film are in relation to its whimsical, if also frightening, story. Also, I neglected to mention the film is shown in 3-D, something that's going to be happening more often in 2009. I must agree with Ebert and say the 3-D goggles dim the picture, and I barely noticed the three-dimensional effects, which leads to this question: If you don't notice it, why have it? And why create an effect that can't be reproduced at home with a DVD release? Apparently, they're working on a home-version 3-D system, but even if they come up with something that works I'm not so sure 3-D is a selling point for a film, especially compared to story and characters.
Here's more Coraline artwork that further proves how amazing the visuals of the animated film are in relation to its whimsical, if also frightening, story. Also, I neglected to mention the film is shown in 3-D, something that's going to be happening more often in 2009. I must agree with Ebert and say the 3-D goggles dim the picture, and I barely noticed the three-dimensional effects, which leads to this question: If you don't notice it, why have it? And why create an effect that can't be reproduced at home with a DVD release? Apparently, they're working on a home-version 3-D system, but even if they come up with something that works I'm not so sure 3-D is a selling point for a film, especially compared to story and characters.
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