The classicist, however, wonders what kind of preparation those other majors provide - preparation not to enter the workforce, but to live life in the context of Western civilization. Some critics say it is a realistic and harrowing depiction of war. I can agree with them. It is realistic because, as with war, this flick has short bursts of action with nigh interminable stretches of tedium in between. But it's not.
Most classics never die.
The ones that do come back with style. Charles Lee Ray, a.k.a. Chucky, of Child's Play fame, is one such classic figure. In his latest film, Bride of Chucky , Chucky is resurrected from the dead by an old flame from his human days, only to imprison her soul in a wedding doll when she betrays him. This is the beginning of a roller coaster of action and surprises that leaves even the most apathetic moviegoer on the edge of his seat.