M3GAN

Love the first movie!! Can’t wait for the sequel.

It's pretty bad. I had to pause it several times. Getting through the last 25 minutes was the roughest. I think the predictability is dreadful.. and I dont find the humor in it that others seem to. I'm surprised it's made by the guy that made Indidious.

Pretty typical BH production. Nothing to write home about.

This sci-fi horror is an instant cult classic and I do hope they make a sequel. It’s like an upgraded version of Chucky for modern times, which was one of my favorites.

Just watched the unrated version of M3GAN. I liked the theatrical cut ok, 3 stars, but this version definitely seemed more like the horror genre it was billed as. The theatrical cut, even though it was ok, seemed very sanitized. Probably to get a PG-13 rating. The unrated version definitely added the gore. No new kills but the ones that happened were much more bloody. Oh there are also several F bombs. While not a fan of cussing for cussing's sake, it definitely seemed more real and organic with the few that were added.

I’ll admit, when I first saw the trailer for M3GAN, I thought it was gonna be another dumb AI-gone-wrong story, but it actually turned out to be a lot of fun. It’s a mix of sci-fi, horror, and dark comedy, with a creepy killer doll that’s half Chucky, half Siri, and 100% unhinged. The story follows Gemma, a robotics engineer who creates M3GAN, an advanced AI doll designed to be a kid’s best friend. But, as you can probably guess, M3GAN takes her protective duties way too seriously. What starts as an innocent (and honestly pretty cool) technology experiment quickly turns into a nightmare when M3GAN begins making her own decisions. What I really enjoyed was how self-aware the movie is. It knows it’s ridiculous, and it leans into the campiness. There are genuinely funny moments, but when things get dark, they get dark. The horror isn’t just from M3GAN going full psycho—it’s also from the idea of giving too much power to AI. M3GAN herself is weirdly charismatic. She’s creepy, sure, but also weirdly sassy? Her little dance scene before she goes on a killing spree? Iconic. If you’re looking for a fun, slightly absurd horror flick that doesn’t take itself too seriously, M3GAN is a great time.

Cool special effects, but a truly horrifically bad movie. I'd rather watch the movie from idiocracy called, "ass"

A SUPER fun watch! I love it! Now please, don't screw up on the sequel.

M3GAN is a fun mix of sci-fi, horror, and satire, playing on our growing fascination (and fear) of AI. The plot is simple but effective, following a tech-driven story that doesn’t waste much time on deep explanations. Instead, it throws us straight into the chaos of a hyper-intelligent AI doll bonding with a child in ways that quickly spiral out of control. While the movie touches on interesting themes about technology and parenting, it doesn't go too deep into the mechanics of M3GAN’s creation, which leaves some questions unanswered. That being said, it still delivers an engaging and entertaining ride. The directing keeps things moving at a steady pace, balancing horror and humor well. The cinematography is solid, with some nice shots that make M3GAN feel eerily lifelike. The use of lighting and framing helps create an unsettling atmosphere, especially when the doll is in focus. The acting is a mixed bag, while the young girl and the actress behind M3GAN absolutely carry the film, some of the supporting performances feel flat. There are moments where certain characters feel like they’re reading off a script rather than delivering natural dialogue, which can take you out of the moment. The script is decent, with some sharp moments of humor and tension, but it could have used a bit more depth in certain areas, especially around M3GAN’s development and motivations. The sound design and score work well in building suspense, adding to the film’s creepy but playful tone. Overall, M3GAN is a fun watch, especially if you enjoy AI-themed horror with a touch of dark humor. It may not be groundbreaking, but it knows exactly what it is and plays to its strengths.

M3GAN is a light, entertaining film that doesn’t take itself too seriously. It delivers a simple story with some predictable scares and an eerie performance from the doll herself. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s fun if you’re looking for a no-stress, casual watch. I wouldn’t strongly recommend it, but it’s far from a bad choice for a mindless movie night.