M3GAN 2.0: The Sequel That Leaves Horror Behind for Action-Packed Fun!

As I sit down to pen my thoughts on the anticipated sequel to the chilling horror flick, I find myself reflecting on the usual paths such films tread: either a rehash of the original narrative or an escalation in which our villain encounters an even more formidable adversary, akin to the iconic example set by Terminator 2. In a bold move that propels the franchise into uncharted territory, M3GAN 2.0, under the masterful direction of Gerard Johnstone, chooses the latter route. This courageous decision sees our protagonist, M3GAN (played by Amie Donald and voiced by Jenna Davis), embark on a redemptive journey following her prior destructive rampage, offering a fresh perspective to the series.

Nautilus Star Reveals The Truth About Filming In The Ocean

In a nod to Jules Verne’s “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea,” titled “Nautilus” journeys across open seas, underwater landscapes, and various exotic destinations over its ten episodes. The stunning visuals might lead viewers to believe they’re peering through a real submarine window as it traverses the ocean depths. During our recent interview with Latif, I discovered the intriguing truth behind these scenes: they weren’t filmed underwater at all.

Commentary: By taming its chaos, ‘The Bear’ bravely shows us what addiction recovery looks like

3 years ago, FX’s show “The Bear” burst onto our screens, keeping us riveted. The shouting, the swearing; the gravy-spilling, clattering bowls, greasy chaos, and jerry-built tension of the Chicago sandwich shop, The Beef, along with its chaotic staff, particularly elite chef Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White), who took over The Beef after his brother Mikey (Jon Bernthal) committed suicide, impressed critics and sent the collective cortisol level of our culture skyrocketing.