Killer Doll returns to the horror “M3gan 2.0”, which affects cinemas in June
The teaser was revealed during Grammy
Universal Pictures published the first teaser of “M3gan 2.0” during the commercial interval of Grammy television in the United States on Sunday evening (2/2). The preview shows the doll dancing to the sound of Chappell Roan’s “feminnomeon” in an unprecedented sequence. The exhibition took place shortly after the performance of the singer at the prizes, where he played “Pink Ponry Club”.
Original terror became a phenomenon
Launched in 2022, “M3gan” presented to the public the generative Android doll Model 3, designed as a children’s partner. In the film, artificial intelligence becomes a threat when they protect Cady (Violet Mcgraw), nephew of the engineer Gemma (Allison Williams), killing anyone who considers you dangerous for the girl. The film collected $ 181 million globally, much higher than $ 12 million.
“M3gan” has become known not only for terror, but also for the iconic scene in which the doll produces a left choreography before attacking its victims. The small dance rapidly viralized to Tiktok, becoming one of the great factors for the popularity of the film.
The sequence should maintain this element, since the teaser shown during Grammy led the character to dance excited.
Williams and Mcgraw return to their roles and “M3gan 2.0” will open on June 26 in Brazil, one day before launch in the United States.
“M3gan” will win the derivative
In addition to the sequence, a new project will expand the franchise. Entitled “Soulm8te”, the spin-off will arrive in the cinemas in 2026 and will be an erotic thriller with science fiction elements. The plot accompanies a man who acquires an Android to face the death of his wife. However, when he tries to make it more human, he transforms the assistant into a lethal threat.
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Source: Terra
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