 
The Good Guy Dolls had a
bad reputation over the years due to
Chucky's publicity of the evil slayings
over the years so eight years later the
toy company re-issues them trying to
forget the horrible incidents.
However, Chucky's battered body was
reincarnated as well into a doll and
manages to travel to a military school
where Andy (Justin Whalin) is sent off to
with a bullying commander named Brett C.
Sheldon (Travis Fine) and he definetely
makes Andy feel unwelcome there.
On Chucky's travel to the school he falls
into the hands of another little boy
named Ronald Tyler (Jeremy Sylvers) now
that Andy is a teenager and Chucky has
frightening plans for the child and wants
to put his soul into him and tries to
kill before Andy tries to put a stop to
his evil deeds since he knows Chucky's
evil deeds very well.
However, no one at the academy believes
Andy which makes things more troublesome
for him as well as being bullied by some
of the students as well.
This flick was
interesting as Chucky seems to weed out
the assholes in the military.
Interesting seeing Andy as an older kid
too although it was a different actor but
again the story takes place years later
than when it was shot.
However, like the first sequel the story
can be a bit of a drag.
The acting is very
well done. Justin Whalin pulls
off his character not too bad as the
older Andy by portraying a shy type teen
not adjusting to the military academy. He
wasn't the best but still above average.
Perrey
Reeves is superb in her role as a touch
and serious by nice and caring strudent
at the academy. Brings alot to her role
too.
Child actor Jeremy Sylvers
was terrific as a typical mischevious and
outgoing kid in the film and can really
go far in life.
Travis Fine who
came from Georgia (Where acting work is
scarce) and moved to Hollywood makes a
great asshole as the Cadet Brett C.
Sheldon. Anyone would wanna plow him in
the face and he knew his stuff with his
character and one of the best actors in
this film.
Supporting actor Andrew Robinson
lived to play a vicious Sergeant as you
can tell with his performance.
There's a
noticeable slit throat and some blood but
nothing too gory.
Chucky's face is half slashed and then
some other bloody results afterwards
The directing by
Jack Bender is in great taste as
well especially his directorial scenes
between Justin Whalin and Travis
Fine as it looks totally intense
with their reactions towards one another.
Two thumbs up.
We have a perfect opening to start off
showing the doll being reincarnated which
gives the film a nice touch that Chucky's
back.
There's a perfect still setting inside a
building with reprising actor Peter
Haskell from part 2 watching TV
while it shows camera shots on him which
is Chucky watching him as well as a
footage of his feet running to another
area in the room. We have a great
reaction of him after he trips on some
marbles as well as toys attacking him.
There's a terrific scene with Fine aggressively
and insultingly ordering his military
stuudents showing terrific menacing looks
as you wanna punch him out big time.Then
we have a scene with child actor Jeremy
Sylvers opening up the package of a
good guy doll as we see a happy reaction
from him and then Chucky jumps out of the
box which really makes you jump yourself
since you least expect that. Perfect
timing.
There are also many great camera shots on
the doll walking around holding a giant
knife looking more evil than ever.
We have a great shot on Whalin
with his shocked and frightened looks out
on the athletic training field after he
spots Chucky being carried.
A nice reaction on supporting actor Dakin
Matthews having a heart attack after
Chucky jumps at him and scares him.
He also knew how to make supporting actor
Andrew Robinson an evil Sergeant
when he grabs certain of the cast members
heads during breakfast time as he notices
they need a new buzzcut and says
insulting remarks as you wouldn't want
him in your everyday life.
There's also a perfect camera shot on him
as he slowly goes up to the doll Chucky
to try and buzz cut the hair off and you
know something deadly is going to happen
to this prick.
We have a brief romantic dialogue
sequence between Whalin and Reeves
out ion the woods which looked nice yet
it doesn't look too convincing.
There's a perfect slow motion movement on
Dean Jacobson when he jumps on a
grenade while trying to protect the rest
from getting killed.
We have a perfect scenario inside a
funhouse that involves Sylvers
and Whalin as they were directed
well with their anxiety and energetic
performance from battling Chucky
The music was composed by John
D'Andrea (Who worked with many 70's
teen idols like Shaun Cassidy
and Leif Garrett with their
records) and by Cory Lerios as
they have terrific thumping sounds and
cold keyboard playing almost giving you
that Nightmare on Elm Street type of feel
to it. I loved every bit of it.
Chucky:
I got a new game we can play. It's called
"Hide the Soul". Trust me,
you'll love it.
Chucky:
[looking at Andy's copy of
"PlayPen"- an adult magazine]
My, how you've grown.
Chucky:
I got a new body lined up and I'm not
gonna let you spoil it.
Andy Barclay: Tyler.
Chucky: Right. Just think,
Chucky's gonna be a bro.
Colonel
Cochrane: At Kent, we take bed
wetters and we turn them into men. So
grow-up, Barclay, it's time to forget
these fantasies of killer dolls.
Andy
Barclay: What are you doing?
Whitehearst: Polishing Sheldon's
shoes.
Andy Barclay: He makes you polish
his shoes?
Whitehearst: No, I offered out of
the kindness of my heart.
Shelton:
Relax, Barclay, it's only pain.
Sergeant
Clark: If you get hit, you are dead,
so hike back to base.
DeSilva:
[whispers] Asshole.
Shelton: What was that DeSilva?
DeSilva: I said you asshole, sir.
Chucky:
Don't fuck with the Chuck.
Chucky:
Who the fuck are YOU?
Tyler: I thought you Good Guy
Dolls only said three sentences.
Chucky: I'm new and improved.
Chucky:
Just like the good ol' days. Nothin' like
a good strangulation to get the
circulation goin'.
Chucky:
Presto - - you're dead. It's definitely
YOU.
Chucky:
Oh you gotta be fuckin' kiddin' me.
Chucky:
I've gotta get out of this body.
Andy
Barclay: We killed you.
Chucky: You know what they say.
"You just can't keep a Good Guy
down."
Sgt.
Botnick: The Romans invented the
military cut. You know why?
Andy Barclay: Why?
Sgt. Botnick: To keep their hair
short.
Shelton:
Who said you could look at me? DO YOU
KNOW WHO I AM?
Andy Barclay: Shelton.
Shelton: That's Lieutenant Colonel
Shelton to you, asshole.
Andy Barclay: Lt. Colonel Shelton.
Shelton: No, Lieutenant Colonel
Shelton, SIR.
Shelton:
Whitehearst, you are without a doubt the
sorriest excuse for a cadet I've ever
seen. Wouldn't you agree?
Whitehearst: No, Sir. I do not
agree, Sir.
Shelton: Are you contradicting me,
you sorry-ass sack of shit?
Chucky:
Tyler? Come out, come out wherever you
are. Olly olly oxen free. Get out here
you little son of a bitch.
Mr.
Sullivan: And what are children but
consumer trainees?
Chucky:
[searching for Andy on the internet]
Come on, Andy. Where are you, you little
shit?
Shelton:
[laughs] What's the matter Barclay
huh? You homesick? You miss your mommy?
[picks up his shoe to find that it is
scratched]
Shelton: What the fuck is this?
Andy Barclay: Don't worry about
your shoe alright? I'll polish it just
give me back the doll
Shelton: No You listen to me tell
Whitehurst he's off the hook I got myself
another slave and clean up this mess
[gives him back the shoe]
Shelton: You've got 5 demerits
Andy Barclay: What about the doll?
Shelton: Aunt Rosie is coming up
Ain't she going to love it won't you?
[makes the doll wave]
|
