Disappointed with the new portrayal of Chucky as a human.

exactly what i thought. i enjoyed the twist and learning much more about CLR.

That was probably the original intent. But this movie kind of makes it seem like a rush from when he leaves and the chase begins. Although I assume there could have still been enough time for him to try to get Eddie's help and have Eddie leave him high and dry.

It's not for sure stated how long the chase was. Just that we see how it started and how it ended.

Also wasn't he at the time known for multiple crimes, as to why he was the Lakeshore Strangler? So he's probably killed plenty of people before he even met the family here.

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Well we really don't know Chucky's entire
back story when he was alive as Charles Lee Ray.
All we know that he was a serial killer known as
The Lakeshore Strangler who was obsessed with voodoo
and now supposedly revealed he had a thing for terrorizing
families which is pretty much disturbing and sick in itself
as that does happen a lot in real life with crazy stories
on the news just about everyday. We only know so much about
Charles. Who knows he might of already had that dark sense of humor
when he was human. He could of been a real wise ass to the people he
came across in the streets of Chicago or wherever he was
at probably before killing somebody or he might of cracked
perverted crazy jokes with his friends like anybody else would.
Plus making his girlfriend Tiffany laugh. Who the *beep* the knows though
but that's the idea I get from it. Charles was just a man like any other man expect
the fact that he was a sadistic serial killer behind everyone's backs.
Same as Freddy Krueger before he was burned known as The Springwood Slasher,
he probably already had that sick sense of humor or was making jokes around
his family and friends despite he was butchering, doing these
horrible things to small innocent kids. I'm not saying I'm right
but just giving my input on it. Also we don't know exactly how many
people he killed but in Part 2 was said he murdered at least a dozen people.
But their could have been more than that.

Plus what I learned from Wes Craven on the commentary of
The Last House on the Left saying something like
in real life that situations can be funny, hilarious
and then sometimes turns into something really scary, dark
and horrific. Which is true I believe it that's how life is.