Not even the magnetic Allison Williams can find the heart of filmmaker Gerard Johnstone's 'M3GAN 2.0,' a confused genre swap about killer AI. Review.

M3GAN gets her 'Terminator 2' moment in an action-packed sequel that loses some of the first film's horror charms.

The killer robot girl of "M3GAN" proved a viral pop-culture hit. The sequel "M3GAN 2.0" gives her a new foe but lacks the original's creative spark.

Her model is 2.0. The overbaked, underwhelming, narratively restless movie itself is 0.0 percent watchable. Long story short: There’s a new doll in town. Short story extended painfully, sluggishly ...

With it comes a change of genre as M3GAN 2.0 is sci-fi action rather than sci-fi horror, but while there's fun to be had with ...

Violet McGraw also returns as the orphaned niece of a roboticist whose rogue automaton companion must be reassembled to bring down an even deadlier doll.

More so than the first film, M3GAN 2.0 leans into the sheer silliness of its premise and is all the more fun for it. It's ...

"F1" is expected to race to the top of domestic box office charts with "M3GAN 2.0" to compete with "How to Train Your Dragon" ...

The horror genre might have just found its new icon thanks to this dumb, funny sequel, which contains the gag of the summer ...

Girls' actress Allison Williams says having intimacy coordinators on the set would have been "helpful" given how many sex scenes were shot.

Allison Williams returned to the red carpet for the M3GAN 2.0 New York premiere on Tuesday evening, and while the film may ...

Allison Williams has revealed she underwent an "extremely scary" emergency C-section when she gave birth to her son Arlo. The ...