The spooktacular stop-motion film will re-release in newly remastered 3D and 2D formats as part of the studio's year-long 20th Anniversary celebration; hits international markets on October 23 and the US on October 25.
LAIKA has announced its award-winning stop-motion animated film ParaNorman will hit theaters again this October. Tickets are now available.
The spooktacular film, which debuted in 2012, will re-release in newly remastered 3D and 2D formats as part of the studio's year-long 20th Anniversary celebration.
The studio’s new CG animated short ParaNorman: The Thrifting, directed by LAIKA’s lead character designer Thibault LeClercq and written by Chris Butler, will be shown alongside the film. The short features the voice work of Stranger Things star Finn Wolfhard and Anna Kendrick, who reprises her role of Norman’s older sister, Courtney Babcock.
The remastered ParaNorman hits international markets on October 23 and on October 25 in the US, from Fathom Entertainment.
Check out the new clip, Zombie Head Kick:
Source: LAIKA
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