For this reason, she dashes down the tunnel and emerges to find her Other Father and Other Mother there, waiting for her with roast chicken and an artificial smile. To remain there, she just needs buttons sewed into her eye sockets. Henry Selick, the director of "The Nightmare Before Christmas," returns with "Coraline," a picture that expertly blends his 3-D animation and stop-motion skills. Although the 3-D makes for a darker visual, this is a dark movie with strange people acting badly. Insects dipped in chocolate are said to be edible, but not while they're alive. If there are people that appreciate cinematic art in general, then they would make up the perfect audience for this movie. Selick exploits the freedom of animation to create a completely unique appearance and feel.

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