Synopsis: A caring aunt gifts her niece with an AI companion named Megan. Once Megan arrives, sinister things begin to happen.
Opinion: This movie was a creepy, mind-blowing thriller. Essentially, AI at its worst!
I'll put it like this...
Let's just hope that we don't run into any Megans off-screen.
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Tiffany Gordon
I am a super-spiritual, fun-loving artist, writer, & peer-counselor residing in the Pacific Northwest. I am also an Institute of Children's Literature alumna who enjoys writing about the triumph of the human spirit.
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I have not seen, but this sounds good for Friday night 😊 Great job!
Not seen it but am interested now!
I saw the shorts for it a couple days ago! I want to watch it and at the same time, I really don't! A great review :)
Oooh I hadn't even heard of this one! Off to figure out where I can watch it...
Lol, I liked Megan. Didn't love it, only liked it. Great review, Tiff!
I enjoyed watching the movie. Nice review!
I found Megan to be very boring. It was just too cliche to me. But if you're a fan of AI at it's worst, you should watch Margaux. It's an AI house. I really enjoyed that! Excellent review Tiffy!
haven't seen it. sounds creepy, might go see it
Okay now I want to watch it 😂
I didn't see it -- just the preview creeper me out too much haha! Nice review, I'm quite sure I don't want to meet a real Meghan!
That was a great review. Well done.
Love it 🥰 - I Agree 👍 🎬
I love it , great critique 🥰👏
Now I want to see it even more! Great description
AI at its worst, apt description Tiffany! This is smartly done, great work!
👏😁 It’s also a bit funny I think! A great critique!! 😊
I think I may already have--& they weren't on my side!