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INT HE BOOK AND FILM CORALINE MOVIE

Adaptational Location Change: This version of Coraline takes place in the United States instead of England.Lovat, the landlady, whose sister was the Other Mother's most recent victim. The history of the Other Mother is shown to have an existing human connection in the form of Mrs.

INT HE BOOK AND FILM CORALINE MOVIE

It's mentioned that the Other Mother can only shape existing materials in the book, but the movie makes this more apparent, with the denizens of the Other World gaining connections to their real counterparts by what they turn into, and slowly deteriorating into those forms.

More backstory is given to Coraline and her parents, explaining why they ignore her so much and why she would be willing to abandon them for a dream world so casually.

The beginning even shows her repurposing the previous design to make it in Coraline's form.

The Coraline doll is shown to be a tool of the Other Mother who uses it to stalk her victims.

The new character of Wybie is there to help explain some of the backstory of the place, and later give Coraline a person to express her thoughts to and not have her talking to herself.

In the book, the Other Father is closed off and is a dead end for the hunt. It's been promoted to a wonder of the Other World here, and also to a guarded spot for the Other Father later.

The garden was utterly insignificant to the book.

In the book, most of the Other World is covered in Coraline's first visit, and the buttons proposal is made at the end of that first visit.

The Other World is introduced more slowly across multiple visits before the creepiness kicks in.

After all, if someone wanted something exactly like the book, they had the book. He saw that the original script was almost exactly like the book and told them to make some changes.

Adaptation Expansion: Gaiman himself requested this trope.

In the film, her hair is blue, but a picture of Coraline when she was younger has brown hair, implying it's dyed in-universe, which seems consistent with her fashion sense.

Adaptational Location Change: The movie takes place in the United States instead of England.

The Other Mother's final form doesn't look anywhere near so monstrous in the book. The book has her in the latter form from the start.

In the film, the Other Mother starts off looking exactly like Coraline's mother, but with button-eyes, then transforms into a creepier, taller, skinnier form.Acrofatic: Bobinsky is rather round of torso, but skinny of limb, and is able to jump straight off a three story (possibly higher) balcony and land without injury.One of the more subtle appealing differences of the Other World is that everybody says her name correctly.

Accidental Misnaming: In the real world, all the neighbors call the titular character "Caroline", which she hates.It's actually yet another one of the Other Mother's attempts to lure Coraline to her death in the finale, as the glamour surrounding the other world breaks down, the theater becomes a haunting ruin where the audience has become a menacing flock of bat-dogs, while Other Spink and Forcible have been merged into a nightmarish taffy-like fusion. Abominable Auditorium: The Other World has its own theater run by the Other Miss Spink and the Other Miss Forcible it seems a little bit on the grotesque side at first, given that the audience is composed entirely of dogs, while the only two performers are two old ladies performing a Bawdy Song and getting into a fight onstage - up until the Other Spink and Forcible unzip their skins and reveal their beautiful true selves in an impressive display of acrobatics.