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]]> By: Tim Magee http://moviedex.com/reviews/3-12-stars/coraline-3d-review/comment-page-1/#comment-3858 Tim Magee Mon, 28 Feb 2011 01:47:00 +0000 http://cutprintreview.com/?p=6510#comment-3858 A disturbing movie, also intriguing. In watching it with my daughter she clearly disn't understand the consequences other than at a story level. Parents undoubtedly receive a different impact not having the nieve filter in place. Intriguing in that the content will take me some time to evaluate. Many concepts are transferred by viewer infernce rather than direct presentation (that is the intriguing part). With Tim Burton's architcture the story leverages all angles to amplify the concepts. Sadly some scenes were effective in what they were lacking. That is probably my biggest issue. The clear lack of love from the real parents is disturbing. Too much lacking in my opinion to make that point. The choice was very clear given the portrayal of the real parents. Even when all is reconciled in the young girls world the parents still come accross to be cold and disconnected. In some way I see two bad worlds, only one is worse, so to me no winner is achieved, just the result of a dilemma (the least bad result was achieved). Still in shock and trying to comprehend the engineering on this one, but I am clearly affected. At the end of the movie I was definitely in a worse place emotionally than at the beginning. Did I like it....if I had to choose now I would say no, but I'd prefer not to reconvene the jury until it sets in more. A disturbing movie, also intriguing. In watching it with my daughter she clearly disn’t understand the consequences other than at a story level. Parents undoubtedly receive a different impact not having the nieve filter in place. Intriguing in that the content will take me some time to evaluate. Many concepts are transferred by viewer infernce rather than direct presentation (that is the intriguing part). With Tim Burton’s architcture the story leverages all angles to amplify the concepts. Sadly some scenes were effective in what they were lacking. That is probably my biggest issue. The clear lack of love from the real parents is disturbing. Too much lacking in my opinion to make that point. The choice was very clear given the portrayal of the real parents. Even when all is reconciled in the young girls world the parents still come accross to be cold and disconnected. In some way I see two bad worlds, only one is worse, so to me no winner is achieved, just the result of a dilemma (the least bad result was achieved). Still in shock and trying to comprehend the engineering on this one, but I am clearly affected. At the end of the movie I was definitely in a worse place emotionally than at the beginning. Did I like it….if I had to choose now I would say no, but I’d prefer not to reconvene the jury until it sets in more.

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