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Child’s Play: The Doll of Evil
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From Mayday – June 19, 2019 at 9:16am in Films
On this Wednesday, June 19th, Chucky is finally ready to let off steam in our theatres. For my part, I had the opportunity to find out about it last Monday and he was in a hurry to tell you about it! No continuation, no twist plot to bring Charles Lee Ray back to life, here it is indeed a reboot of the saga started in 1988 that Paramount offers us. A new…
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Presentation Child’s Play: the doll of evil
Chucky makes its big comeback in a reboot of the 1988 film, this time directed by Lars Klevberg. In this more contemporary version, say goodbye to serial killers in toy bodies, here it’s technology that rules Chucky’s deadly hand. His goal, to do everything to make Andy Barclay (played by Gabriel Bateman), his young and solitary owner, happy. And when they say Chucky would do anything for Andy, that’s absolutely everything. Paramount offers us here a new version of the famous doll with some changes to the program.
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Loneliness at the origin of all things
In this 2019 version, Audrey Plaza and Gabriel Bateman play the roles of Karen and Andy Barclay, a mother and her son at the end of difficult months. Seeing how difficult it is for her son to make friends, Karen decides to get a Buddi doll, produced by the Kaslan company, a real star of the stores. Although defective, the self-proclaimed Chucky fulfills his role by accompanying young Andy. Thanks to her, he later met Falyn and Pugg, his first two friends, played respectively by Beatrice Kitsos and Ty Consiglio… …
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Chucky makes his big comeback in a reboot of the 1988 film, this time directed by Lars Klevberg. In this more contemporary version, say goodbye to serial killers in toy bodies, here it’s technology that rules Chucky’s deadly hand. His goal, to do everything to make Andy Barclay (played by Gabriel Bateman), his young and solitary owner, happy. And when they say Chucky would do anything for Andy, that’s absolutely everything. Paramount offers us here a new version of the famous doll with some changes to the program.
Trailer O.V.:
Trailer V.F.:
Loneliness at the origin of all things
In this 2019 version, Audrey Plaza and Gabriel Bateman play the roles of Karen and Andy Barclay, a mother and her son at the end of difficult months. Seeing how difficult it is for her son to make friends, Karen decides to get a Buddi doll, produced by the Kaslan company, a real star of the stores. Although defective, the self-proclaimed Chucky fulfills his role by accompanying young Andy. Thanks to her, he later met Falyn and Pugg, his first two friends, played respectively by Beatrice Kitsos and Ty Consiglio. With her, they will sow terror, notably at Shane, Andy’s stepfather, played by David Lewis.
Technology as a weapon
Produced by Keslan, the Buddi doll can be connected to all devices designed by the brand. This ability will be one of the springs used by Chucky to commit his crimes.
Who says reboot sometimes says new voice, and it is Mark Hammil who lends his voice to the famous doll. After Star Wars and the Joker, the actor adds a new role to his wide range
The only hope to put an end to the doll’s actions are the good old methods and in particular a long investigation which will be led by actorBrian Tyree Henry in the role of Inspector Mike Norris, always ready to protect Doreen, his mother, played by Carlease Burke.
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Original title : Child
Realization : Lars Klevberg
It’s like: Horror
Theatrical release: June 19, 2019
Country of origin : United States
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