Overview
- The film, set for June 27 release, shifts genre from horror to action-comedy with larger-scale set pieces
- It introduces Amelia, a military-grade android built from stolen M3GAN code, who goes rogue as the primary antagonist
- Gemma and Cady reactivate and upgrade M3GAN to counter Amelia, leading to high-octane confrontations within a convoluted narrative
- Critics gave M3GAN 2.0 a 62% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, praising its energetic fight choreography and humor while critiquing its overcomplicated storyline
- The sequel continues to explore AI autonomy and ethical questions around advanced robotics as real-world technology debates intensify