“Coraline” Mystery Boxes Keep Eyes Crossed

Fine photographer Eric Hoffhines shoots away at writer R. O'Donnell. Eric Hoffhines graduated with a BFA in Photography & Cinema from Ohio State University. He has freelanced for CNN and worked in all areas of production for ABC Network News, Nightline, and the original Oprah Winfrey Show.Eric has worked as a cameraman and editor on the Fox Chicago […]

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“Coraline” Mystery Boxes Keep Eyes Crossed

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This is one of many cool 3D images that blogger Darkmatters received in his “Coraline” Mystery Box. They came with a beautiful 3D viewer; an old-world Viewmaster of sorts. They refer to these as Magic-Eye or Parallel-Viewing images. Don’t have a handmade viewer from Laika films, no problem: cross your eyes.

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December 13, 2008
Categories: NEWS . Tags: 3D, Coraline, Coraline Box, Henry Selick, Mystery Boxes . Author: brainraves

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Ode to the film
THE EXORCIST

SUCH WICKEDNESS UNYIELDING

Across the window pane an autumn leaf hovers
T’sway back and fourth
drop toward DC street below
Float endlessly along concrete stairs
As hobgoblins n’ witches titter crosswalks
Whist beneath lamppost he stands in shadows
T’know duty holds him still
A Priest eyes the leaf
Folding over n’ over
T’land at feet quite cold
How he knows what waits inside the girl
For it is endless
Without patience
All ego n’ bitterness scold
T’kill the slightest warmth
Bend most delicate devotion
Crush innocent soul
There in window peeking
Tiny leaf hitches another gust
T’disappear into the gloom
O’ exorcist t’cross himself
Stand more erect than his age permits
Removes his hat
T’approach such wickedness
Unyielding

in e†ernity,
Brazillia R. Kreep
© 2008

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“Coraline” Mystery Boxes Keep Eyes Crossed

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