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Post by cwsims on Feb 25, 2018 21:52:54 GMT
that bitch of teacher deserved her fate she was nothing but an asshole to andy. everytime I watch that scene I root for chucky to kick her ass
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Post by MCDemuth on Feb 25, 2018 22:13:54 GMT
That bitch of teacher deserved her fate she was nothing but an asshole to Andy. Everytime I watch that scene I root for Chucky to kick her ass Yeah, I was watching that movie, not too long ago, and loved that part where Chucky comes walking up to her with the yard stick...
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Post by Marv on Feb 26, 2018 13:26:48 GMT
Probably my favorite chucky movie. I loved the foster sibling relationship and Chucky was the perfect blend of creepy and funny.
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Post by cwsims on Feb 26, 2018 14:02:29 GMT
It was a ridiculous scene though. As if she couldn't fight off a small doll, carrying a yard stick. I know teachers were allowed to be physically abusive with school kids up until the latter part of last century, but even then, w ould she have been allowed to lock up a kid a classroom like she did to Andy? The funniest part of this sequence, was what Chucky wrote on Andy's drawing. That teacher, most certainly was a queen bee with an itch. I can't remember the first one much, but I think the death scenes at Chucky's hand were designed a little more believably. well he was suppose to be serving detention and she obviously didn't want him sneaking out of the classroom while she was phoning his foster parents. but I guess she didn't consider the fact that he was perfectly capable of escaping through an unlatched window. everytime I watch that scene I cant help but think how can the teacher be such an "asshole." and so "stupid." at the same time
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Post by James on Feb 28, 2018 23:02:58 GMT
Definitely. Majority of the cast in CP2 aren't worth rooting for anyway. But the movie itself is awesome with Chucky being front and centre doing his evil deeds and it rocks. The third act in the toy factory is the big selling point for me.
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Post by Vits on Dec 1, 2019 10:40:49 GMT
CHILD'S PLAY 6/10 CHILD'S PLAY PART 2 4/10 Despite having a much more interesting cinematography, CHILD'S PLAY PART 2 pretty much recycled the plot from CHILD'S PLAY PART 1. While CHILD'S PLAY PART 3 does change things up by abandoning the "Possessed toy murders people and makes everyone believe his owner did it" formula, the end result is still not scary enough. The opening title sequence is the best of the franchise, but the one-liners have become stupid. At the end of the 1st installment, there were only a few people who could testify to the existence of CHUCKY the evil doll. The reasons given as to why the secret was kept at the beginning of the 2nd installment may have been too convenient, but at least it wasn't illogical. At the end of that movie, we saw security cameras recording everything, so why doesn't anyone believe in him this time around? This is the point in the franchise where CHUCKY stopped caring about being seen. He even pops up screaming with a knife in his hand near a man. The CHUCKY we all thought we knew until this point wouldn't have done that without making sure the person was unable to move. "Luckily" for him, he scared the man so much he died of a heart attack (he falls down on a table and breaks it, because apparently slasher flicks require the death scenes to be as noisy as possible). Speaking of, a lot of his plans require so many things out of his control to happen. One of them involves replacing paintball capsules with real bullets. I assumed that this would lead to a massacre (especially since he only did this with the red paint rifles instead of the blue ones), but it disappointingly doesn't. 4/10 BRIDE OF CHUCKY 3/10 SEED OF CHUCKY 3/10 CURSE OF CHUCKY 6/10 You know how many sequels are called "pointless" because the story didn't need to continue? CULT OF CHUCKY is pointless for a different reason. It feels like it's setting something up, but there's no clear direction. It starts out as an unbalanced mix of psychological thriller and gory slasher flick. Throughout the movie, there are hints of it also being a "Characters from different installments face off against each other and/or team up to defeat the villain" action sequel. It ends up being (again) an unbalanced mix of dark comedy and nihilistic drama. Seriously, just look at the plan ANDY BARCLAY (the protagonist of the original trilogy, now all-grown up) comes up with: Get himself locked up in an asylum, wait until CHUCKY comes for him, turn the tables around, and kill him. He succeeds... and he still is somehow left trapped. CURSE OF CHUCKY wasn't the best installment just because it had a well-crated moody atmosphere for most of its running time, but also because of NICA PIERCE (the protagonist). She was likeable and (internally) strong enough to taunt CHUCKY. I rooted for her to survive and I was invested in her family drama. Keep in mind that I don't usually say these things when dealing with a direct-to-video horror movie. Now, most of what she does is beg others to believe her or looked scared/sad when someone dies. I thought "OK, her personality isn't really being displayed because she's a victim of circumstances. The movie will build this up until the climax, where she'll fight back." That doesn't happen. Quite the opposite, actually. She gets hypnotized by DR. FOLEY (a rapey psychiatrist) and stays half-awake until her body is possessed by CHUCKY. Come on, Don Mancini! Why did you write the script in a way that holds Fiona Dourif back, when she has proven to be the best actress of the franchise?! By the way, CHUCKY mentions how disgusting FOLEY is (for taking advantage of NICA and probably other patients) but, when he finds himself in NICA's body, he touches her breasts. That's not rape too? Plus, even though they're unrelated characters, I don't want to imagine Brad Dourif touching his daughter like that. The continuity in this saga has always been questionable, but these last 2 movies have given me a headache. So... CHUCKY decided to stop trying to transfer his soul into a human body, which led to a fight with his wife TIFFANY VALENTINE and their child GLEN/GLENDA. TIFFANY switched bodies with the real JENNIFER TILLY, but CHUCKY didn't know that. CHUCKY killed JENNIFER, and GLEN/GLENDA killed their father. TIFFANY started to pretend she was JENNIFER. CHUCKY somehow survived and mailed his own arm via mail to the TILLY residence, where he killed his child. TIFFANY ignored it and decided to help CHUCKY transfer his soul into other dolls and humans, creating an army. The method to do this is a shortened version of the voodoo chant, and the time limit rule doesn't apply anymore for some reason. TIFFANY changed her identity back and, to this day, nobody makes the connection between the missing celebrity and her look-alike. Did I get all of that right? 2/10 I don't want to sound ungrateful by saying negative things about CHILD'S PLAY 2019, because it's what we've been asking for many years: A remake that, rather than telling the same story, tells a new one with the original's core elements. I'm sorry, but it's a forgettable bore. As goofy as the previous installments could get (purposefully or not), they were always memorable and kept my attention. I can't really judge Mark Hamill's performance, because the makers didn't decide if they wanted CHUCKY to be essentially a machine who does bad things out of misunderstandings or the same character he was before. The fact that he develops a semi-personality in the last part contradicts the tone they're going for. While the original looked a little creepy (for what was supposed to pass as a cute doll), I could get used to seeing him after a while. Who would ever want to be near, let alone play with, this hideous re-interpretation?! 4/10 ------------------------------------- You can read comments of other movies in my blog.
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Post by Anonymous Andy on Dec 5, 2019 12:02:10 GMT
Another person working on the film who forced drugs on our actor because he wsnt coopertin haaving sex? and he strted using all the drugs he could. um
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Post by Anonymous Andy on Dec 5, 2019 12:04:15 GMT
I love this film, even in all its ridiculousness. Chucky is extra cheeky, the score is grand and the final sequence in the factory is so good, even Siskel & Every had to give it props.
Also, Jenny Agutter can read to me in bed any time.
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