What is the difference between A Series of Unfortunate Events and Coraline?

Answer 1

What Was in the Movie But Not the Book: Wybie kid, Wybie's grandmother, the dolls, the garden, the praying mantus lawnmower, the piano with the hands coming out of it, the gloves Coraline gets at the end, the stick Coraline uses to find the well, the blue creature in her Other Room, that awlful candy that Mrs Spink and Forcible had Also, Coraline never had blue hair, her parents weren't gardeners, she didn't move from Michigan (the whole story was set in England, not America), she didn't have any old friends mentioned, the Other Mother never turned into a spider, the door wasn't tiny or behind the wallpaper (it was regualr sized, and in the parlor), the key wasn't in a drawer (it was on a ring of keys hanging from a hook on the doorframe in the kitchen), the house wasn't called The Pink Panther (or whatever the name was) and it wasn't pink; Mr Bobo didn't have blue skin or a love for radishes, and the moon never turned into a button in the Other World. What Was in the Book But Not the Movie: Coraline goes to the store by herself and buys limeade and apples when her parents are kidnapped, Coraline wanted a pair of Wellington boots (instead of gloves), Coraline finds one of the dead children's souls in the toy box in her Other Room (instead of in the garden), Coraline gets a box of chocolates in the theater Spink and Forcible performed in and she gives it to the dog sitting next to her, and The Other Father is punished for revealing too much information: Coraline finds him locked in the cellar when she's looking for souls and he ends up attacking her (she narrowly escapes). The door also worked a lot differently in the book than the movie. In the book, the only way to get back to Coraline's world from the Other World, was through the door. She couldn't fall asleep in the Other World and end up back in her Real World bed, like in the movie. Coraline also only went to the Other World once before she got the stone with the hole in it from Spink and Forcible. The stone helped clear her head, so that she wouldn't fall for all of the Other Mother's tricks.

Answer 2

Um... the the boy (Wybie) is in the movie but isn't in the book. It also goes in different orders like the bit where Coraline want the gloves but her mum says no, in the movie, she already discovers the door but in the book, she still hasn't discovered it until here mum goes grocery shopping.

Answer 3

They are totally different things. One is about three orphans who have to spend their lives running away from someone who wants to steal their fortune and one is about a girl who finds a secret door leading to an alternate universe where everything is perfect - except they have buttons instead of eyes.

Answer 4

Well, in my opinion it is a little different from the film and is a great book but, I think you should get the book and read it instead of asking questions from other people because all people are different in many ways! Enjoy!

Answer 5

More or less, everything in the book is the same as the film apart from a few things:

.The book is set in England

. There is no doll in the book

. Although the Other Mother in the book becomes more scarier, she does not transform to the extent of what she does in the film.

. The Other Father does not turn into a pumpkin, instead Coraline finds him in the basement transformed into a grub like creature.

. In the book, you do not get to see the mouse circus

. The biggest change in the book..THERE IS NO WYBIE!

. Coraline defeats the Other Mother's hand on her own, with her own wit.

. Coraline apparently doesn't have blue hair in the book.

. Some events in the film happen before/after events in the book.

. The first marble is found in a toy box in the book, whereas in the film, the Other Father has it in the garden.

. Coraline doesn't visit the other world as much in the book as the film.

. In the book the Other Father pretends to work on the computer, liker her Father works at home, unlike the film where the Other Father can play the piano.

. An interesting final note would be the little song her Father sings (quite badly) in the film at the real world dinner scene, is actually the song Coraline sings in the book to calm her nerves when the other mother hand is preparing to attack, both in the film and book this song is linked to her father.

Answer 6

the differences between alice in wonderland and the book is that it is just different