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But even viewers burned out on talk about politics and war will be queasily engrossed by conversations inside Samir's cell, especially when one of the leaders explains that "[People] should accept that each American is responsible for its government's crimes."— AltWeeklies.com Site Feed
Ella Taylor, it's "a perfectly presentable, entirely unremarkable domestic melodrama parked queasily between opera and realism, two irreconcilable forms if ever there were."— GreenCine Daily
"The movie's last-ditch attempt at valorizing family loyalty after a couple hours of miscarriages, queasily averted incest, and beheadings is trumped by an epiphanic final shot of toddler and future queen Elizabeth."— GreenCine Daily
Though Selick tones down the more queasily Freudian aspects of Gaiman's variation on Alice in Wonderland, Coraline is still a work of ultra-vivid weirdness.
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