Coraline Hits 200 Days On Amazon

Dakota Fanning's dark fantasy movie Coraline has achieved a significant milestone, passing 200 days on Amazon VOD's Top 10 Movies chart in the United States. The movie, based on Neil Gaiman's 2002 novella, continues to climb the chart, currently ranking 18th and surpassing other recent movies.

Coraline is a stop-motion animated film that was released in theaters on February 6, 2009. The movie has spent a total of 202 days on Amazon VOD's Top 10 Movies chart, making it the second movie to achieve this feat. The top spot is held by Sydney Sweeney's The Housemaid, which has spent 209 days on the chart.

The success of Coraline on Amazon VOD's chart is a testament to the movie's enduring popularity. Despite being released over a decade ago, the movie continues to attract new viewers and maintain its position on the chart. The Housemaid, which currently ranks 22nd on the chart, is the only movie to have spent more time on the Top 10 list.

Dakota Fanning, who voiced the title character in Coraline, has had a successful career in film and television. She started her career at the age of 6 with a role in ER and has since appeared in a number of notable movies, including the Twilight franchise. Fanning's performance as Jane, a powerful vampire, in three Twilight movies helped to establish her as a talented young actress.

## Why it matters The success of Coraline on Amazon VOD's chart is significant because it highlights the ongoing popularity of dark fantasy movies and the importance of streaming platforms in promoting older films. The movie's ability to attract new viewers and maintain its position on the chart demonstrates the enduring appeal of Neil Gaiman's story and the quality of the film's animation and storytelling.

The milestone achieved by Coraline is also a testament to the power of streaming platforms in promoting films and discovering new audiences. Amazon VOD's Top 10 Movies chart provides a snapshot of the most popular movies on the platform, and Coraline's position on the chart demonstrates the movie's continued relevance and appeal to audiences.