M3gan
Gemma (Allison Williams) is a robotics engineer at a toy company. She is frustrated to learn that the project she has been working on to produce a lifelike AI doll is not being greenlit. Despite that, she continues to work on it, confident that this will take the toy world by storm and be a major seller. When she unexpectedly becomes the guardian for her orphaned niece Cady (Violet McGraw), she finishes the prototype and gives it to Cady, so the company will see what the doll, M3gan, can do.
Cady, devastated by the loss of her parents and having her life uprooted, takes to M3gan immediately. The AI becomes everything to her, and they become inseparable. Everything seems to be going well...until M3gan develops a mind of her own. And she won't let anybody keep her down.
I've been wanting to see this for some time, so was glad of the opportunity to see it. I thought it was
interesting to watch, and the AI M3gan was quite chilling, and she had some interesting moves. I certainly wouldn't want to cross her. Makes you think about the possible pitfalls of creating such an AI. But overall, it was a decent film, and I am looking forward to the sequel. I'll give this film 4 Stars.
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