Curse of Chucky

Curse of Chucky (2013)

Ending / spoiler

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The police find come to Nica's home to find her on the floor of the elevator after her fight with Chucky. The next scene shows Nica in court ruled guilty of the murders that occured and her being sentence to serve time in a institution for the criminally insane. The next scene is Alice walking into her grandmother's home to find Chucky sitting on the table. When Alice asks wheres her grandmother, Chucky responds "in the cellar." The scene ends with Chucky and Alice playing "Hide The Soul" and Alice's grandmother popping up from the cellar, presumably interrupting Chucky's transfer.

Revealing mistake: When Nica goes to investigate the screams in the first part of the movie, as she opens and closes the door she appears to be moving in a way that implies she is standing and not sitting in her wheelchair, this completely contradicts her being a paraplegic.

THGhost

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

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Trivia: The appearance of Charles Lee Ray on-screen during the flashback sequences marks the first time that Brad Dourif had appeared in human form in one of the "Chucky" films since the original. (Although photos of him from the original did subsequently appear in the other sequels, he had not shot any new live-action material in 25 years).

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Question: When Barb is putting Alice to bed, just as Barb turns off the light you can see something on Jill's bed. Is it just a reflection? What of?

SpiderWayne

Answer: It's not any problem and trouble in the film. Maybe it's just a reflection of light in the bed.

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