The animated film Coraline has returned to theaters for its 15th anniversary and achieved remarkable box office success, surpassing $155 million globally after its re-release. Initially released in 2009, the film has now crossed the $100 million mark in North America alone, following a strong performance that included $9.6 million over its opening weekend. Directed by Henry Selick and based on Neil Gaiman's novella, Coraline has captivated audiences with its unique stop-motion animation and dark narrative. The re-release, facilitated by Fathom Events, marks a significant accomplishment as it broke records for both the distributor and the film itself. Coraline's enduring appeal showcases its ability to resonate with new generations while drawing back nostalgic viewers. This success has prompted discussions within Hollywood about leveraging classic films for similar re-release strategies.