Chucky: Why fight it, Andy? We're going to be very close. In fact, we're gonna be fucking inseparable.
The front part of Kyle's red Ford is damaged when she is trying to get rid of Chucky and smashes into a pole. However, when she runs to her car so that she can chase the Chicago Sun-Times truck, in the overhead shot of the front of the car as she reverses, the car is intact. See more...
Directed by John Lafia, starring Alex Vincent, Brad Dourif (add more)
Genres: Action, Horror, Thriller
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In the beginning of the film, the workers rebuild Chucky. We see his skull is metal. But in the end of the film Andy or Kyle stick a tube into him with some sort of gas, blowing it into Chuck's mouth. His head swells, then explodes. Metal would not do this. [We don't know what type of metal it is. It likely is a very light metal. Also, the metal has been weakened by the molten plastic poured over Chucky, allowing it to fragment and inflate with the plastic.]
How can the doll that the workers are repairing in the beginning talk? All they did was screw in the head without putting any wires in, and the doll's neck shows without any wires showing. [The doll right at the beginning is the one possessed with the spirit of Charles Lee Ray. Chucky doesn't need to have wires/batteries in him, because he is possessed by a spirit, and can talk and walk about without wires.]
Corrected by Hamster
I didn't know that toy companies spent about 10 dollars on repairs for battered old toys when 2 dollars of plastic could make a new one. [The company remade the toy due to the facts surrounding the case from the first movie. They wanted to know if something was wrong with that particular doll, and could only do so by repairing it.]
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