This is one creepy movie, yet extremely entertaining. My five year old said he was scared, but it kept his attention until the end. Therefore, he enjoyed. My eight year old had no complaints at all and she enjoyed it as well. I enjoyed myself, but thought some of the content was inappropriate. I would recommend this as a GO SEE!

Good storyline, excellent 3D visuals! Despite what some critics say, my 6 year old daughter did not even think it was scary.

Early this year I previewed this 101-minute movie-adaptation of established British author, Neil Gaiman's, novel. I was mesmerized from start till end. I read the novel 6 years ago - and the metaphor/allegory-filled story enthralled me. The 3D movie was a visual smorgasbord of the HIGHEST-QUALITY stop-motion animation(not CGI). Under the competent direction of Henry Selick, the novel was transformed into surrealistic captivating art. The fantasy/horror story/novel was awarded the 2003 Hugo Award for Best Novella, the 2003 Nebula Award for Best Novella, and the 2002 Bram Stoker Award for Best Work for Young Readers - a testimony of Neil Gaiman's masterful story-telling and imagination - and creativity. A tremendous amount of thought and planning resulted in extremely detailed fantastic sets and costumes. Kudos also to the voice-talents of the talented and expressive cast! VERDICT: A MUST-SEE. So far, Coraline is the BEST 3-D animated movie!

I've read the book and after I was done I simply loved it. Though when I saw the trailer for this movie, I was concerned, I was hoping that they would stay true to the novel's story line and details. But surprising enough, it does, even though Coraline's hair is blue instead of black. Yes, there is a new character and new things added to it, but everything else is just like the book. I simply enjoyed this movie and I can't believe people are saying that its just So-so. It was awesome and I really loved it! This is so good, that the score and sounds should be nominated for the next Academy Awards in 2010 (and of course the film itself should be nominated too). All I must say is go see it, but see it in 3-D because the 3-D was awesome and made you feel like you are there.

Really amazing story. Coraline the character is a strong and brave girl. There is no gooey things or lost limbs so don't be scared! It is different than the book in a good way. Go see it with your friends! My 7 and 9 year old loved it.