Saw "M3gan"
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Anonymous
| So fun + crazy. I like Alison Williams. Anyone else see it? |
Anonymous
| That’s good to hear. Maybe I’ll see it. I’ve heard about it for months now. I follow Brian Jordan Alvarez, who is in the movie, on Instagram. He is hilariously talented. |
Anonymous
| You saw it in theaters? This is a good watch for streaming, but not sure I’m willing to pay for a special outing. |
Anonymous
Oh good! I keep seeing people comment on the trailer about how ridiculous it looks and I'm like... isn't that the point? It looks fun! |
Anonymous
| Was it “so bad it’s good” or was it genuinely well done? |
Anonymous
It was clever. Saw it at AMC |
Anonymous
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But…..
Was it really SCARY?? |
Anonymous
| ^^ Funny but not a horror film by any long shot. |
Anonymous
| My daughter (15) and I loved it. It was every bit as campy as I thought it would be. We |
Anonymous
| DD is 11 and totally wants to see. She's very mature for her age, wondering if we should do it? She has seen a bunch of horror movies and loves them and has a very edgy black sense of humor. Loves Stranger Things, Wednesday - actually I think she is Wednesday LoL - but yeah, wondering if it's something we should do. |
Anonymous
| I really do think this will be a cult classic (and an overdone Halloween costume in 2024). |
Anonymous
Yes, let her see it. I can’t think of another horror that centres on a pre -teen girl and the violence is much more mild than most. She will probably be more aware of some of the pop cultural references used than you will actually. I had to Google a couple of things from my phone afterwards to understand some jokes  .
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Anonymous
| Saw it with my 14 year old and we both liked it. Like Black Mirror, with typical Blum House dark comedy. |
Anonymous
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So upset. We saw it knowing nothing about it.
This had zero to do with the royal family! |