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While moving away from its slasher roots to ‘Terminator’ and ‘M:I’ mode, the sequel manages to scrape through on the watchability index ...

Despite her (obviously bogus) death-by-moppet in the first film, saucy robot girl M3GAN is back in action in the new sequel, ...

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M3GAN 2.0” serves corporate faux-ally realness — eager to cash in on the queer fandom that crowned the original a camp icon, ...

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A quick refresher: M3GAN is a prototype AI doll, originally created by a roboticist, Gemma (Allison Williams), for a hi-tech toy company. In the first film, M3GAN bonded with Gemma’s orphaned niece, ...

M3GAN stands for “Model 3 Generative ANdroid.” She was created by programmer Gemma (Allison Williams, reprising her role here ...

Girl on Girl, the treatise on the seismic shift in pop culture of the late 1990s/early 2000s by Atlantic staff writer Sophie ...

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