what was her problem?

>>87554746
Just needed a good hard dicking. Just shove it all in her pussy and cum until she leaks your baby batter.

>>87554768
came here to post this

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>>87554746
I couldn't tell if Winnie was meant to be portrayed as a child venting her frustrations over familial neglect in an unhealthy fashion, or if she was just an honest-to-god sadomasochist.

This character made me almost as uncomfortable as Darla Dimple.

>>87554956
I thought she was hilarious, but I was kind of, flabbergasted? That Laika would write a child-character like that?

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>>87554925
Quite the future ahead of you Egg. Quite the future.

>>87554925
A bit of both. She just has daddy issues and a need to express herself in a way that will set her apart from the white noise her father relegated her to along with the rest of the non-cheese world.

>reminder that in the original concept art she was THICC from all that cake

she's only slightly pudgy in the final version sadly

>>87555000
>write a child-character like that?
Like what?

>>87555059
That gets turned on when the boy bites her and asks him to do it again?

or am I remembering wrong

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>>87555059
Been a while since I've seen it, but she was a young, non-villainous, character acting aroused by the idea of things like cannibalism.

>>87555030
Fair enough. Her father could have gotten a bit more of a redemption arc for as pompous as he was all throughout.

>>87555141
she had a bite fetish

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>>87555141
>Did they eat your family?
>Did they let you watch?!
>I mean, make you watch...

>>87554746
she seemed pretty normal to me, lots of kids do and say messed up things without thinking

>>87555212
hands down best quote

>tfw you will never own the original doll that was sold at auction

I wanted to see just how chubby she was

>>87554746
Boxtrolls was underrated for her character alone.

>>87555072
>>87555189
>>87555212
If Freud got his hands on her he'd be the happiest man alive. She is probably the "realest" character in that entire movie. Her history of repression, need for attention, and lack of supervision have led her to some serious tendencies towards promiscuity and interesting ideas towards sex. It ends up being her strength and in the end her father embraces her for who she is. She's relatable for a lot of girls I know, and she's one of my favorite characters.

Only five 34 pics, and most of them are drawn by Simon which means she looks way too skinny

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>>87555022
Looking back, The Boxtrolls might not be my favorite Laika movie, but Eggs and Winnie are probably my favorite Laika duo.

>>87555475
Boxtrolls feels more solid than Paranorman; who gave a fuck about that movie until the twist?

>>87554768
Thirded

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>>87555513
I wouldn't say that the start didn't have fun moments, but the final act really is what made it memorable. Probably one of my favorite sequences in animation.

>>87554925
Memeing aside, first one really.

Her outgoing personality helped fuel her venting too

>>87555513
normans twist was seen from a mile away, boxtrolls' wasnt imo

>>87555577
norams calling her a coward was both nonsensical and enraging

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>>87555513
I think all the Laika films accomplished something different.

Coraline had my favorite style and overall sense of atmosphere.

Paranorman had my favorite closing conflict and resolution.

Boxtrolls had the most natural character chemistry and tonal sense of humor.

Kubo had the best environments and action sequences.

>>87555641
Damn, this.

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>>87555626
>norams calling her a coward was both nonsensical and enraging
He never called her a coward. He said that she was acting like a bully. And that taking her rage out on innocent people because of something terrible that happened in the past wouldn't solve anything.

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>>87555641
>Coraline's style and overall sense of atmosphere.
The music helped.

>>87554746
Just looking for adventure in odd places.

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I was just thinking about Winnie earlier today and then I see this thread. Scary.

Particularly the quote
>And where are the rivers of blood and the mountains of bones? I was promised mountains of bones!

The delivery gets me every time.

>>87555361
Did he draw any sfw Eggs. Good fanart in general for this movie is very scarce.

>>87555958
I think he did, yeah, but I don't have them

>>87555741
needed more musical numbers if they were gonna be as fun as that one

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>>87555958
Some cute pieces here and there.

>>87555683
>concept art looks better than the final product

what else is new

so sick of this, she looked like a human lightbulb in the movie

>>87555988
I just want some chubby loli lewds

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>>87555991
>she looked like a human lightbulb in the movie
I thought the constantly shifting expressions were fun.

>>87555991
>random photoshop filters over a 20-minute sketch with flat colors
>better than the eye-searing explosion of split-faced raw hatred made using physical media
I am afraid I cannot agree.

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>>87555980
I really liked the musical sequences that were just Coraline exploring without dialogue, but I wouldn't have minded some kind of reprise of Other Father's song.

>>87555741

I'd kill for a full version of that song. Love They Might be Giants. Amazing how the regular actor for the dads sounds so much alike to the singer.

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>>87555641
>>87556016
I really hope that Laika returns to some atmospheric horror-themes for their next project.

The aunts in Kubo were great, but didn't get quite enough focus.

Still waiting for the announcement on what there next film is going to be. They've said that Wildwood was in development before, but in that Travis Knight interview
>"Our next film does not feature a child protagonist. I don’t even know that there are any children in it at all. I wouldn’t say it’s adult-oriented. But it’s a different kind of a film for us. It’s still intended for families, but it’s a different kind of a story."

Doesn't Wildwood have child protagonists?

>>87555991
I guess the concept art does look more "ghostly" but I like the movie-version just fine.

>>87556045
come off it, man
in comparison, she just looks silly in the movie

>>87556099
Laika reboots Nightmare on Elm Street as a stop-motion series with freddy going after child protagonists

would you watch?

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>>87556130
Was never a huge fan of outright slasher movies like Freddy and Jason personally.

I'd probably look into whatever Laika's doing next, but I can't really picture them aiming for an R rating.

>>87556165

Who said they need to do something R-rated. Coraline was pretty damn creepy for something rated PG.

>>87556202
Coraline was based on a dark fantasy children's book. I'd assume that an adaption of Nightmare on Elm Street wouldn't be aimed at kids.

>>87556215

Still, not like you couldn't make something as creepy and thrilling while keeping it below R. Might push into PG-13, but it's not like good horror can only be R with gore and blood.

>>87556215
I wouldnt mind seeing Laika take on making a Goosebumps movie.

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>>87556202
Thought it'd be cool to show it to my young nephew when he asked to see it.

Ended up regretting that decision.

>>87556255

Why? What happened?

>>87556267
Probably like most children who saw Coraline, it scared the absolute piss out of them.

I love the movie to pieces but I have friends with kids who really regret showing their kids that film.

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>>87556238
> but it's not like good horror can only be R with gore and blood.
I agree. I loved Coraline and Paranorman for that reason.

I was saying that a film like Nightmare on Elm Street specifically seemed like too violent of a source material for Laika to want to adapt. There style doesn't really fit the slasher genre.

>>87556277

Outside of a few scenes, I really never found anything that scary about it, and I'd have probably felt the same if I had been a kid when it came out.

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>>87556267
He about bugged out when Wybie drove in and characters showed up with buttons instead of eyes.

Had to opt out pretty soon after the Other Mother was introduced.

>>87556293

How old was he?

>>87556113
Any girl with an interest in "creepy" or "weird" things and sufficient time will eventually a create a drawing like this.
>>87555683
It's just not new to me. Plus, it's tonally inappropriate. A character driven mad with rage shouldn't be wispy and translucent.

>>87556290
I still think the bit where Other Wybie's face was sewn up into a smile was pretty heavy for a younger audience.

There's no blood or anything, but dear lord...

>>87556298
Pretty young at the time. Five, six?

>>87556307

Why not? She's a ghost, ghosts are usually wispy looking. She may have been far more powerful than any of the spectors Norman was used to seeing, but she still a spirit nonetheless.

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>>87556320
I thought it was pretty intense at the part where the Other father pulled his face down into a frown, and with that deeper voice...like damn.

>>87556329

Well I suppose that would be pretty freaky for a preschool aged kid.

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>>87556307
>A character driven mad with rage shouldn't be wispy and translucent.
She was the vengeful spirit of a child? Besides, the girl was basically a bolt of lighting tearing up the city.

>>87556349
It was...

He liked Boxtrolls though.

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>>87556307
>wispy

>>87556367

And that has the villain exploding, Monty Python and the Meaning of Life style, probably showering the heroes in his gooey guts.

>>87556391
That part was actually hilarious

I could see all the movies getting games. While I know Coraline did get one, it was pretty meh for a tie-in. Coraline should have been more of an adventure game like Monkey Island with puzzles, but with the chance to die like in some classics like King's Quest.

A ParaNorman game could have been like a more kid friendly Silent Hill, with Norman having to traverse twisted parts of the town whenever Aggie's influence became overwhelming to him.

Not sure what a Boxtrolls game could be like, possibly a traditional action-adventure with an open world to traverse and collect stuff in for the trolls.

Kubo could have made for a cool Genji-style game where you travel through stages based on the film and fight monsters sent by the Moon King. And I mean the original GOOD Genji game, not the crummy PS3 sequel.

How stable of a government is a cheese-based aristocracy?

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>>87556590

It stinks!

>>87556590
Surprisingly pretty gouda, but could be cheddar.

>>87555626
Boxtrolls twist was seen from the very first scene.

>>87556590
The laws are written with brievity, but the system upholding them is full of holes.

>>87556282
There's much more to those movies than just killing. The way Freddy's legacy haunts Springwood even after his death, he has his own nursery rhyme etc

And he isn't just a mindless slasher villain, he torments people in their nightmares, playing with them.
You could easily do that without showing blood or gore.