M3GAN [Blu-ray]

Reviews

SILVIO OJEDA TABASCO

Amie Donald was the human in the doll in some scenes, including the savvy dance moves late in the movie. " Why M3gan? "Megan" is not your predicable, slasher doll flick, and the clever bonding between technical genius, Gemma and her 8-year-old niece adds a hard punch to the story. Very impressive, and Donald also did the front flip in the same scene.

Jaycee

Allison Williams plays Gemma, who takes custody of her sister's 8-year-old daughter Cady, brilliantly played by Violet McGraw. Gemma, along with her robotic co-workers make the AI doll Megan and when Cady and the doll become close, Gemma ponders her creation. I just received this Blue-Ray Disc yesterday, and I'm watching it again for the 4th time. Cady's mom, Gemma's sister dies with her husband in a car crash.

Mark Izzy Schurr

All three are worth watching, especially "Bringing Life to M3GAN. From start to finish, "Megan" is a solid flick.

Jeremy Aston

For the rest of my life, I'll be watching "Megan" almost everyday in the month of October. The writing and acting are fantastic. Bravo to screen writer Akela Cooper and James Wan who cowrote the story.

"Bringing Life to M3GAN" was my favorite of the three bonus features. I learned this from watching the bonus features. " It's explained in the movie, no spoilers from me. This special feature is detailed, and really explains and shows the robotic teams amazing work and how they teamed with puppeteers.