thats what i never understood. what is to examine if the doll is just a molten piece of nothing, just burnt up crispy carts, what is there to look for? i get they were looking for maybe something in the programming, maybe a practical joke, or if nothing at all and simply a boy's imagination.
when you replace just about every piece.. you wont really get the same result.
logically a company would get the remains and dispose of it quickly. nobody is going to revel in their failures. what kind of PR nightmare did they have? one child says their doll tried to kill them..and the world suddenly throws away the most popular doll in sales??? just doesnt really fit.
especially in this case where what would have happened is youd have the manufacturers finding a human heart thats been blown apart. he was turning human , so how much left was there to reconstruct?
theres many goofs in that reconstruction. even when you see on screen as they reassemble Chucky. they just pop that head on. its got a ball socket and they just pop it in the body. its an articulated head that has batteries in the body, you need some kind of wire to transfer that. cant just have a rubber socket.
its implausibility upon implausibility here.
it irks me that even when they rebuilt the doll , the CEO doesnt even care. a technician dies and the guy doesnt care at all. youd think theyd hold a press conference and show off that the doll is normal and has no defects.instead the CEO just tells his assistant to take it and do away with it.
how great would it have been to see a press conference or meeting where they try to prove the doll is normal. in that you could have Chucky do something eerie. would have been really effective to see that maybe the doll is a bit strange and show the company try to play it off as nothing.
i mean thats what the intent was, to have them be like 'hey here is the doll and look! its not trying to kill me!'.
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