Favorite smaller, subtle moments from the movies?

[blah]

Ones that the average viewer didn't pick up on? 

For me, it was definitely during the strip tease, when Tiffany tells Damien that she and Chucky "lived together for years". Damien's facial reaction to it was so priceless. I laugh every time. 



It's at 1:11. He sort of stares at her like "Uh, ok" and looks to the right. It's funny because he's one to talk, look at how ridiculous he appears!

[Spanky]

I find Chucky's subtle racial humor pretty funny. Like "Chucky's gonna be a bro" in CP3, or in Seed when he is told he will be Redman. Reminds me of Freddy in "Freddy vs. Jason" when he is like "Hmmm, dark meat". Just adds to the type of sadistic character he is.

[Gee]

I agree the subtle racism is probably the funniest moments in the movies for me lol

[blah]

Those aren't subtle, those lines were fully intended for the audience to hear...

[Spanky]

I guess but I mean it's not like your example is hidden lol. But chill dude, no harm no foul.

[blah]

But it is hidden. I didn't catch it until I rewatched the movie recently. And this is the first time I've ever seen anybody bring it up. Ever.

[Metal Matt]

Oct 24, 2014 22:05:33 GMT -6 blah said:

Those aren't subtle, those lines were fully intended for the audience to hear...

Do you know what subtle means, by any chance?

[Spanky]

Yeah I mean different strokes for different folks. Just because someone sees something differently than you, doesn't make them wrong. I'm gonna ask you please review our rules before you disregard anyone's opinions

[Metal Matt]

Yes, everyone has different opinions. For example, everyone likes the unstitched Chucky better, however I like the stitched Chucky better personally. As Spanky said, it's different strokes for different folks. I ask that you please respect everyone's opinions.

[blah]

Allllright, anybody else got any favorite subtle moments from the franchise?

[Spanky]

One thing I kind of noticed that I didn't notice at first, was when Chucky wrote "Fuck you bitch" on Andy's homework. When Ms. Kettlewell is going through the papers, everyone else's is colored properly, referring to the various animals on the sheet of paper. When she gets to Andy's paper, and sees the words Chucky wrote, all of Andy's animals are colored yellow, and not even inside the lines, lol. Now Chucky could have just forged a new sheet for Andy, but I doubt it. Andy was a dumb kid, lol.

[Spanky]

Here's a screen cap of one of the other student's homework (which looks like everyone else's):





And here's Andy's:

[Spanky]

Also as chucky115awesome points out in this thread:

chuckysplayground.proboards.com/thread/830/notice

There is an additional yardstick against the wall as Chucky walks throw Ms. Kettlewell, but in a shot before that, with Chucky still walking toward her, his own yardstick in hand, it's not there.

[Spanky]

Also just noticed during the factory scene:

One one conveyor belt, you see the dolls without clothes, propped up, going through the "hair machine" right after they come out of the machine that attaches the limbs. When Chucky emerges from an opening near some different conveyor belts, there are fully clothed dolls with limbs that don't have any hair. So there's a continuity problem there, minor, but it's there. The only explanation for this would be there are 2 different manufacturing lines for the dolls, doing the assembly steps in different orders. This would be horribly inefficient and costly for a company to do this. The factory itself was a fun setting, and great for the movie, but from a production standpoint, it's horribly designed, lol.

[blah]

These things you're listing are continuity problems/things the filmmakers didn't intend for you to catch.