Curse of Chucky

Visible crew/equipment: When Nica is pushed through the railing by Chucky, you get a quick but clear look at the stunt double's face, who looks nothing like actress Fiona Dourif. Her arms noticeably also get more toned when this happens. Finally, for a second, you can see her moving her one leg, which shouldn't happen since Nica is supposed to be paralyzed.

TedStixon

Visible crew/equipment: When Chucky kicks over the bucket to electrocute Jill, you can just barely see something small and white sticking out from underneath the bucket, which moves when the bucket tips over. It appears to be part of the mechanism that actually "kicks" it over.

TedStixon

Visible crew/equipment: When Nica rounds the corner to answer the door in the opening scene, as she gets close to the door, you can see the shadow of the cameraman on her back for a moment. (It's right after she says "Well, I'm used to that.") You can also VERY faintly see it on the door a few seconds later.

TedStixon

Revealing mistake: When Nica crawls to the elevator to escape Chucky, she bends her legs in order to shut the elevator door. She is meant to be a paraplegic and have no feeling in her legs.

THGhost

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Chucky: [to himself] Women. Can't live with them. Period.

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Trivia: Had the longest timegap between sequels, coming out nine years after the previous film, "Seed of Chucky." The long wait was in part because a few years after "Seed" was released, several attempts were made to remake/reboot the series, given the rising popularity of 80's slasher-film reboots. Despite several false starts, the reboot never happened. Eventually, series creator Don Mancini opted to instead perform a "tonal reboot" of the series with this film - by setting it in the same "universe" as the other movies, but shifting the focus back to classic horror and delivering a film more tonally similar to the original 1988 film. Mancini wanted to please fans, who expressed interest in seeing another "scary" Chucky movie after the previous two films had become increasingly comedic in tone.

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Question: What was Chucky and Tiffany's childhood like? Because I read that Chucky's back story was that his father was an alcoholic and occasionally beat and raped his mother and would often beat Chucky up, did Tiff have a good childhood?

Answer: The films don't delve into either Chucky or Tiffany's backstory, and the films themselves are the only official canon. So until it is properly addressed in the movies, it's basically up to your imagination.

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