Review of M3GAN (2022) by Alyse Wax for Collider — 04 Jan 2023
M3GAN might just become the Malignant of 2023. It doesn’t have a twist, but it is a weird, bonkers movie. Director Gerard Johnstone knocked it out of the park with his second film. It’s not traditionally scary, but it is existentially scary.
As the world makes greater strides in AI and robotics, these kinds of scenarios become more terrifyingly possible. Luckily, you have the strange image of M3GAN twerking or driving an expensive sports car to make you giggle past the discomfort.
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This review of M3GAN (2022) was written by Alyse Wax and published by Collider on 04 January 2023.
M3GAN has generally received positive reviews.
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