M3GAN
audience Reviews
, 78% Audience Score- Rating: 4 out of 5 starsDolls who come alive and kill people are hardly new in the horror genre (the 'Child's Play' franchise being the 'granddaddy' of them all), so 2022's 'M3gan' (or 'Megan' to be technically correct) has no right to be as entertaining as it actually is. A computer/robotics engineer's niece is forced upon her when the little girl's parents tragically die in a car accident. Rather than spend all her time looking after the youngster, she creates the first lifesize doll who can interact with the child, utilising the power of artificial intelligence. Obviously, everything starts out fine, but naturally - being the horror genre - the doll takes on a life of its own and starts warping its own programming to fit its murderous intentions. As I say, nothing new, but the doll itself is an excellent antagonist - she's made or metal and therefore has increased strength, not to mention perfect reactions. But also she's wired into the internet, so effectively she possesses the entire knowledge of the world wide web and can tap into anything with a wifi connection. Then, when chaos breaks out, she can just go limp and pretend to be a toy. Despite being the antagonist, Megan was by far the best/most entertaining part of the film and it's rare that - effectively - a doll carries the movie. Whether you're a fan of killer doll movies, or just horror in general, this one is definitely a slice above the rest.
- Rating: 4 out of 5 starsEnjoyed it. Fun, lively and entertaining film. Fun and gripping with a storyline pretty close to what we all imagine the near future to be like. Recommend.
- Rating: 3.5 out of 5 starsPOV: your furby is trying to kill you and your family - the new age version of Chucky Megan found herself landed in between satire and horror, but never chose a side, although her moves were We, The Cocaine Critics acknowledged and appreciated the subtleties of the soundtrack, but couldn't help but wonder: is she skinny enough to be Lizzie's backup dancer? Over and one last bump, The CCs
- Rating: 0.5 out of 5 starsSo just where the F are all the high reviews coming from??? By the numbers...appalling acting,...seriously unlikable characters,predictable and every trope & characterisation thrown in for good measure
- Rating: 5 out of 5 starsBeautiful movie Haunted ....... I Love U too M3GAN ππ©·π
- Rating: 4 out of 5 starsAside from 1 or 2 instances of slightly uneven dialogue and worldbuilding, this movie was pretty solid, pretty scary, and pretty thought provoking. this was a genuinely good killer-AI story that felt super fresh. after watching this, I am genuinely intrigued to see where the sequel leads. we may however be watching different movies as I saw the unrated version. 8/10
- Rating: 4 out of 5 starsDefinitely had a good creep factor and had a good storyline too.
- Rating: 5 out of 5 starsM3GAN capably proves herself more than a horror villain meme, although the film does sometimes struggle to balance the horror and comedy.
- Rating: 3.5 out of 5 starsBasically a modern day AI Chucky, and it works. On first viewing I had an predetermined expectations. However, going into it with an open mind the second time, I actually enjoyed it, minus the doggy scene (for the animal lovers out there, beware). The characters are very well done and the actors are fantastic. M3gan definaly has a place in the horror-verse and I look forward to a sequel.
- Rating: 4 out of 5 starsAs part of the horror genre, the film fulfils its mission, without reaching excellence, of course. And in a way, and with good intentions, it warns about the risks of Artificial Intelligence and allowing children to have access to it.