M3GAN

2023

102 mins

Directed by Gerard Johnstone
Recommended
93%
78%
16+
Horror
Science Fiction
Thriller

Allison Williams (Get Out) and comedian Ronny Chieng (Crazy Rich Asians) star in this horror sci-fi from the director of Housebound... More

Allison Williams (Get Out) and comedian Ronny Chieng (Crazy Rich Asians) star in this horror sci-fi from the director of Housebound and the co-writer of Malignant, following a robotics engineer at a toy company who builds a life-like doll that begins to take on a life of its own.

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M3GAN is available to stream in Australia now on YouTube... More and Google TV and Apple TV Store and Prime Video Store and Paramount+ and Paramount+ on Prime.

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M3GAN | Ratings & Reviews

Enjoyably nasty

Don’t let the lack of graphic gore fool you: a few bits of inventive violence won’t be suitable for younger viewers but sure are enjoyably nasty for adults.

Eliza Janssen

93_%316 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
78_%4,716 reviews
Audience score rating
16+Age suitability
Children & Media rating

"(M3GAN) will dance and slash its way into your heart."

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Slash Film

"It’s incisive, sardonic, and totally mean-spirited. A perfect mix."

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Independent

"M3GAN is the killer-robot Blair Waldorf you didn’t know you needed."

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Rolling Stone

"It is fun, it is funny, and it is weird."

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Collider

"Nimbly blending camp and social satire and actual terror... M3GAN is poised to crack the murder-doll pantheon and stay there forever."

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IndieWire

"Creepy, preposterous and diverting."

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Variety

"An entertainingly nasty film for the new year."

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The Guardian

"I wish... that director Gerard Johnstone wasn’t hemmed in by the film’s PG-13 rating."

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Vanity Fair

"A movie that pays off viral hype with the production goods."

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IGN

"Equal parts campy and creepy."

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Hollywood Reporter

"M3GAN may be silly but it’s a toy story like no other."

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Empire Magazine

"It’s this vein of knowing humour that sets the movie apart..."

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Total Film

"Blithely self-aware, negligibly jump-scary, and mostly very fun."

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Entertainment Weekly

"It’s hard not to wish that the filmmakers would’ve taken a cue from their eponymous villain and really pushed things past the boundaries of good taste."

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