It all speaks to a lack of faith in the character as Brad Dourif first established him thirty-plus years ago. Dourif’s Chucky had attitude, a personality, and hot pumping blood, all of which have made him an enduring (and ongoing) presence at multiplexes for the better part of three decades. Klevberg and Smith reduce Chucky to a malevolent automaton, his dialogue limited to parroting back someone else’s catchphrases. There’s a metaphor in there somewhere, about a film rewording a past success and outputting only a garbled repetition. As an enchanted talisman housing a depraved mind, Chucky was born one-of-a-kind. As nothing more than a glitching machine, he lacks the sniggling spirit that made him special. He’s been mass-produced.

8. Woody and Forky come across Second Chance Antiques. The store sign tells us that it was established in 1986, the same year as Pixar.

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“A complete correction is what was contemplated for her and due to this it was necessary to have a 3D model of this complex defect. Made from high resolution 2D Echo and MRI, mending the two holes that she had in the heart and connecting the left ventricle to the aorta (the main pumping blood vessel), was achieved by intra-cardiac repair.”

“The fish were obviously using the current to feed, and there was bait there, which was a big key,” said Scanlon. “You’d see a lot of activity in the grass. That’s probably the main reason those fish were there.”

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“It was a product intended for the contract sector—in particular hotels—and it was essential that the assembly, installation, maintenance and cleaning phases were extremely simple. The fact of having used a natural transparent polymer also allowed us to evaluate the result in terms of quality and quantity of light.”

Ahead of its time, this vehicle to escape the perils of the patriarchy stars a 1966 Ford Thunderbird convertible. There weren’t and still aren’t too many road trips movies driven by female friendship, but Thelma (Geena Davis) and Louise (Susan Sarandon) is a tragi-comic metaphor on being trapped. That’s what cars are for, escape, especially convertibles. If only the short-lived blue beauty had wings.

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[Fans] tear up. It’s not me. It’s what the movie is. What the movie means to people. Because I was a part of the origin of it, people are so moved when they talk about it. They tear up, it’s astonishing and moving and humbling for me, too.

The lights went down and that voice came on and that big red sun rose on the horizon on the screen and I thought "Oh my gosh, it’s the trailer for the movie I’ve been working on!" The audience, which at that point they’re just sitting down, this is the time that they usually choose to ignore what’s on the screen, but something amazing happened. 

MANCINA: I had this idea for a song and they didn’t want to know about it. They were like, "Elton John’s the songwriter, not you." [But] they held onto my song and then I showed it to Lebo M. and he said, "Let’s finish it." So, we finished it and it’s a song called “He Lives in You,” which is actually in the new movie … [Favreau] wanted it all in African … I don’t know which version they ended up using because we did several. We did one in English, one in African—we did one with kind of a blend between both. So, I think they went with the all African version. I’m pretty sure that’s what ended up in the movie … As I understand it now, it’s in the end credits and they play the entire song, which is good.