It's explained that Glen/Glenda is able to get to Los Angeles via a postal service, what I don't understand is how was he/she able to set up postage services (e.g. payment). Furthermore how did he know the address of the sound stage where Chucky and Tiffany were? [Glen/Glenda most likely discovered a package in a post office adressed from England to California and found a way to enter the package(maybe acting as an inanimate doll tagged for delivery).]
Seed of Chucky (2004) - 9 corrections
starring Brad Dourif, Jennifer Tilly (add more)
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It's explained that Glen/Glenda is able to get to Los Angeles via a postal service, what I don't understand is how was he/she able to set up postage services (e.g. payment). Furthermore how did he know the address of the sound stage where Chucky and Tiffany were? [Glen/Glenda most likely discovered a package in a post office adressed from England to California and found a way to enter the package(maybe acting as an inanimate doll tagged for delivery).]
In the previous movie, "Bride of Chucky", Chucky refused to drive to New Jersey with Tiffany saying, "Sure. I'll steer and you can work the pedals. We're dolls, you dope." as if it would be impossible. Yet in this movie, Glen/Glenda works the pedals and Chucky works the wheel and they have no problem controlling Redman's huge truck. They drive so well that they drive the imposter Britney off the road. [There are two possibilities: The first is in this movie they were only driving a fairly short distance whereas in "Bride of Chucky" they would have to drive a long distance so there was a greater possibly of getting caught. The second possibly is that as Chucky got older he thought about it a little more and realized that it wasn't that unrealistic to do.]
Glen finds out he is related to Chucky from the "Made in Japan" stamp on his wrist, which Chucky also has. The only problem is that in "Child's Play 2" they show that the Good-Guy factory where Chucky is made is in the United States, not Japan. [In Child's Play 3, the mutated Chucky from two is taken to another factory, melted, and remade. That other factory might've been in Japan. Also, those weren't the original dolls but ones specially made for the movie that was being filmed about Chucky.]
After Jennifer Tilly goes through the paparazzi crowd, she gets in the front of the limo and the camera pans down to the bottom of the car seeing Chucky, Tiff and Glen's shoes. In the silver bar on the door you can see the crew member's feet. [The feet in the shot are from the chauffer as he closes the door. Along the silver baseboard, the blurry black is uniform, occurring the entire length of the silver baseboard.]
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