The text is about a video discussing the 1988 horror film "Child's Play" and pointing out various mistakes and continuity errors throughout the movie. The narrator highlights a series of humorous and often unnoticed errors, such as misplaced objects, inconsistent character appearances, and illogical scene transitions. The video also touches on the making of the film, including its inspiration, special effects, and behind-the-scenes facts.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. A film titled "Child's Play" was released in 1988.
2. The film is about a possessed toy that ruins many childhoods.
3. The video discusses mistakes and continuity errors in the film.
4. The film's plot involves a doll named Chuck that comes to life.
5. The detective in the film is indecisive and makes mistakes.
6. The doll's batteries are found in a box.
7. The company that manufactured the toy is called Play Partner Stories.
8. The TV ad at the beginning of the film mentions a different company.
9. The film's villain, Charles Lee Ray, is a combination of three real-life criminals: Charles Manson, Lee Harvey Oswald, and James.
10. The doll's appearance becomes more human throughout the film.
11. The doll is used in healing rituals.
12. The doctor in the film is skilled at giving injections, but the syringe disappears from his hand.
13. The film's creator, Dom Mancini, was inspired by Hasbro's My Body dolls.
14. One of the original titles for the film was "Body Buddy".
15. The episode "Living Doll" from The Twilight Zone also served as inspiration for the character.
16. Bringing the doll to life required several techniques, including animatronics, puppets, a costumed actor, and stop motion.
17. The film had an investment of $9 million and raised more than $44 million.
18. The film started a successful franchise with eight films to date.
19. The director of the film appears in a photo as Andy's father and lent his voice to the TV character.