Coraline Coloring Pages

Two New FREE Coraline Coloring Page

2009-02-09T15:14:00.001-08:00

And here are two more Coraline coloring pages.

First, here is Coraline herself, looking rather mischievous I must say. What’s up with that smirk? She’s quite clearly hiding something behind her back…

And here is a coloring page of a spooky looking cat. Don’t worry, the mouse is not real. At least that’s what I told my kids…

Or, and this cat is a black cat. And he has no name. Cause cats can tell each other apart without names. Which is something I didn’t know before Coraline :)

Wouldn’t it nice to be a cat in a cat’s world? Wouldn’t it be nice to not worry about remembering all the names and their extensions... And to avoid those long awkward pauses when someone you have no vaguest memory of runs up to you with a hello and expects to be introduced to you friends.

Anyways, right click on the pictures and then print them. Free and easy – no catch, I promise!

First Set of Coraline Coloring Pages

2009-02-09T14:20:00.000-08:00

And here is the first set of Coraline coloring pages.

Here is Coraline crawling into an alternate world. The swirling tunnel is a perfect excuse for using funky crayons. I

And here is Coraline getting ready to attack the perennial favorite – a bag of popcorn. Yum!

Curious – why is popcorn bag usually red and white? There must be a history there…

By the way, did you know that the cartoon ranked third in the box office? And that’s given practically no publicity… (At least non that I noticed…)

Not bad for stop motion animation in this highly digital age. I guess it just proves that a good story is still the most important ingredient.

Welcome to Coraline Coloring Pages

2009-02-09T11:16:00.000-08:00

Coraline is the new animated movie based on the book by Neil Gaiman.

Released on February 6th 2009, it immediately recieved positive reviews. in fact as of this moment it's scoring a whopping 87% on rottentomatoes.

It's a stop-motion animation broght to you by henry Selick, who directed such hits as "James and The Giant Peach" and "The Nightmare Before Christmas".

The movie is a surreal experience that will remind us all to be careful what we wish for. Its appeal is for both kids and adults.

And we are prepping coloring pages for it right now.