 
After
the horrible incident with Chucky (Brad
Dourif), Andy Barclay (Alex Vincent), is
sent to a foster home since his mother
was committed into a psych ward.
A
group of manufacturers reconstruct Chucky
the doll to save their reputation for the
Good Guy Dolls thinking nothing was ever
wrong with it.
Chucky's soul is also brought back to
life in the doll. He tries to locate Andy
and a company drops the doll off at the
foster home.
Andy thinks that it is just another Good
Guy Doll but despises it and also tells
the doll that he hates him.
But his nightmare returns as Chucky tries
to gag him and then gets him in all sorts
of trouble including at school when he
writes profanity on one of his schoolwork
but his foster parents don't believe him
when he tries to warn the that Chucky is
back doing these evil deeds.
Chucky
will kill anyone until he tries to put
his soul into Andy's body as he is
turning human again even when he is in a
shell of a plastic Good Guy Doll.
Nowhere as good as
the first one but still fun.
It's been a while since I've seen it but
I do remember Chucky always causing
trouble for poor Andy and the grown ups
all think it's Andy's doing till they
encounter Chucky and then it's sacrifice
time.
You would wanna throw that doll around as
he is such an evil prick.
The acting is good
like in the first one and Brad Dourif
delivers well with his voice over
talent at sounding vicious, sarcastic and
nasty.
Child actor Alex Vincent hasn't
lost his touch either as he reprises his
role too and is more relaxed in fact and
less tense.
Christine
Elise plays a great teenage rebel
with a big heart and turns out to be a
hero. Alright!!!!
Jerry Agutter does well with her
role as a nice and caring foster parent.
Grace Sabriskie played a perfect
counsellor in the film.
There is some blood on a
man's forehead after he is electrocuted
while working on a Good Guy Doll which is
Chucky
A foster mother's throat is bloodily slit
Chucky's hand is ripped off and his
insides from it is shown.
A security guard's eye's are plucked in
with doll eyes at a factory.
Chucky's head explodes.
The directing by John
Lafia is also in good taste like the
acting in it as he knows how to direct
the way he wants Brad Dourif to
act as the voice of Chucky the doll and
being just a vulgar as ever.
The opening scene was perfect of Chucky
being reincarnated into another Good Guy
doll.
We have a great effective scene between
child actor Alex Vincent and Raymond
Singer as a child discussing his
nightmares with a social worker and it
totally leaves a great impression that
this is a fully fledged sequel.
There's a nice loving scene between
Vincent and Joanne Simpson
during a stormy night when she reads him
a story and then there's the Chucky doll
entering the house and burying another
Good Guy Doll that was placed at the
house.
There's a scene between Vincent and
Christine
Elise when they are in a laundry
room and Vincent tries her
cigarette as Lafia coaches some
funny dialogue there and he coaches them
through other scenes like they were
believeable by having a nice relationship
together as as foster siblings.
One of the best directions though was
with actress Beth Grant as a
blunt, opinionated and obnoxious grade
school teacher and boy does she get
what's coming to her.
We have great reactions by Jerry
Agutter as a foster mother after
witnessing her dead husband.
We have a creepy moment with Elise
after she discovers that the original
Good Guy Doll was buried and quietly
searches the house to try and kill
Chucky.
We have an awesome scene when Vincent
and the doll is in the toy store from the
first flick so Chucky can do his chant
Then later on there's the classic battle
scene in the toy factory involving Elise
and Vincent with killer Chucky
which looks marvellous.
The music was composed by Graeme
Revell which has strong classical
sounds to the whole story and he composed
music for many other horror and
thriller's.
Kyle (After
seeing Andy coughing after taking a drag
of her cigarette): Jesus! Give me
that! (Takes the cigarette) What
the hell did you think you were doing?
Andy Barclay: I wanted to taste it
Kyle: Get real. These things taste
like shit okay? These things are very bad
for you?
Andy Barclay: Then why do you do it?
Kyle: Because grown ups are allowed
to do things that are bad for them.
Andy Barclay: You're not
a grown up
Chucky:
Why fight it, Andy? We're going to be
very close. In fact, we're gonna be
fucking inseparable.
Joanne:
I was thinking maybe we should get
something for Andy to make him feel more
at home.
Phil: How about some Valium?
Andy
Barclay: Where are we going?
Kyle: Home.
Andy Barclay: Where's home?
Kyle: Andy, I have no idea.
Chucky:
You've been very naughty Miss Kettlewell.
Mattson:
What do you want me to do with the doll?
Mr. Sullivan: Stick it up your
ass.
Chucky:
Playtime's over.
Chucky:
I promise I won't kill anyone else.
[musing
a knife that has just replaced his hand]
Chucky: I hate kids.
[Andy
and Chucky enter the Good Guy factory]
Chucky: We're home.
Tommy:
Hi. I'm Tommy.
Chucky: Shut up. You idiot.
[Chucky punches Tommy]
Tommy: [malfunctioning] I
like to be hugged. I like to be hugged. I
like to be hugged.
Chucky: Hug this!
[bludgeons the doll with a figurine]
Chucky:
Shut up and drive before I kick your
fuckin' teeth in.
Chucky:
Eat dirt, Tommy
Chucky:
Now it's time to play "Hide the
soul."
Chucky:
[to Andy] Snap out of it! You act
like you've never seen a dead body
before!
Chucky:
[after being thrown through the
windshield of a car] You goddamn
woman drivers!
Policeman
in Car: You were clockin' 60 in a 45.
What's your hurry?
Kyle: I have a date.
Policeman in Car: You're gonna
have to do better than that.
[looks at Chucky]
Policeman in Car: That's one of
those Good Guys, isn't it?
Kyle: Yes, it is...
Policeman in Car: I love those
things.
[referring to Chucky]
Policeman in Car: What's your
name, buddy?
Chucky: [in his regular bad
voice] Chucky.
Policeman in Car: [laughing]
That's incredible!
Kyle: I'll say.
Policeman in Car: [sees Chucky
bloody nose] What the hell's that?
Kyle: Have you seen dolls that
pee? This one bleeds.
Policeman in Car: Okay...look,
just slow it down huh? And...uh buckle up
for saftey.
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