The story follows a mother named Karen (Aubrey Plaza) who gives her son Andy (Gabriel Bateman) a toy doll, Chucky (Mark Hamill), though both aren't aware of its evil nature.
This is a fun Easter thing, and kind of addresses one of my key concerns with this new movie. In the original series, Chucky had a personality. Cutting the head off of an Easter Bunny seems like something OLD Chucky would do.
But if nu-Chucky is a robot, even a corrupted one... is he gonna have a sense of humor? Is he going to maniacally laugh and enjoy killing people? Or is it just like a machine that kills them coldly?
I'm guessing that based on Mark Hammil's casting we'll get some personality, so now I'm curious as to what the justification for that will be given the removal of the body/soul swap aspect.
BunyipPouch on April 21st, 2019 at 16:21 UTC »
DarthMosasaur on April 21st, 2019 at 16:53 UTC »
This is a fun Easter thing, and kind of addresses one of my key concerns with this new movie. In the original series, Chucky had a personality. Cutting the head off of an Easter Bunny seems like something OLD Chucky would do.
But if nu-Chucky is a robot, even a corrupted one... is he gonna have a sense of humor? Is he going to maniacally laugh and enjoy killing people? Or is it just like a machine that kills them coldly?
I'm guessing that based on Mark Hammil's casting we'll get some personality, so now I'm curious as to what the justification for that will be given the removal of the body/soul swap aspect.
futurespacecadet on April 21st, 2019 at 19:04 UTC »
yikes the photoshop on that yellow egg tho