Megan 2.0 has a lot of common denominators with one of the best science fiction sequences

This article contains The main spoilers For “M3GAN 2.0”.

Sequences are a difficult possibility, and it is an intuition that most movie lovers are aware of these days. Although the privileges have become a stronghold of the film industry in the last two decades, the same basic issues with the sequence of the story continue to appear. That is, how to present a story that constitutes a continuation of what happened before and something that looks new in an exciting way? Films cannot be (and should not be TV, as this problem is barely almost barely thanks to the presence of much less risk for one episode of a continuous chain. Through a movie, the fans are asked to return physically to the theater and spend more money to see their favorite characters (and/or the universe that inhabits them), and thus directors must find a way to present a new and traditional experience simultaneously.

Fortunately, the franchise film makers have something from a northern star in the form of the writer/director James Cameron. During his 43 -year -old career, Cameron was either partially involved or involved with six sequences, starting with his appearance “Piranha II: The Falning” and “Avatar: Fire and Ash” in the winter. “Foreigners” and “RAMBO: First Blood Part II” also use the “Flip the Script” structure that Cameron uses in “T2”, the last movie has perfectly mastered it (after that Almost sank Through a preliminary bad idea), it explains how supplementary can honor and overcome its predecessor in many ways.

“T2” helped give subsequent films confidence in taking their succession in a completely new direction, which can be seen in various movies such as “Chronicles of Riddik” and “Happy Death Day 2U”. The last example, “M3GAN 2.0” for this month, is a little more clear than most of it in honoring “T2”. After the writer/director Gerard Johnston (works from a story by himself and Akila Cooper, who Participate in the original “M3Gan” writingIt is clear that all the correct lessons from one of the best science fiction sequences at all, as M3GAN 2.0 explains.

The most obvious “T2” honor at “M3GAN 2.0” It is also the simplest: both followers pull the elegant trick of making the first movie villain in the hero. Ironically, although both series revolve around emotional human robots, this switch was not reached in the same way. In “The Terminator”, T-800 (Arnold Schwarznegger) was destroyed to Kill Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton) completely at the end of the movie, which means that T-800 was sent to protect the young John Connor (Edward Furlong) from a new generation of Trefinator, the Theme T-1 (Robert Patrick), which is a new essential. However, since it is the same Terminator model like the first movie, it has been reprogrammed only by John Future to re-send it in time as the smallest protector, T-800 carries enough similarities with the original finish until Switcharoo has some emotional weight.

Meanwhile, “M3GAN 2.0” explains from the start that the M3GAN is this movie (played by Amie Donald and Jenna Davis) is the same character. Although it was believed that M3Gan was destroyed after the first movie, it turned out that she had found a way to keep the source icon alive, without the knowledge of her Creator, Gemma (Allison Williams), or the girl who was attached to it, Cady (Violet McGRAW). Watch the first movie M3GAN goes through the development of the deadly self -awareness similar to Hal 9000 (or The other “the child’s play”) But “M3GAN 2.0” continues and deepens the subject of the first film in responsibility in paternity and motherhood by offering that M3GAN is not evil in nature, only “grew up” by Gima, who realized after it was too late that she built M3Gan to be one of the two alternative parents. Thus, Sequel’s M3Gan is a more mature individual, and its parallel growth is how Cady is now a more independent young teenager.

Therefore, when GEMMA and Cady discovers that the Android Assassin government is called Amelia (Ivanna Sakhno) (which was created thanks to someone who steals GEMMA) on a mission to eliminate everyone responsible It makes it more than one heroine. Although this change depends on the characters, it contains an echo of the entire film. Similar to the way “T2” with “The Terminator” is to a more pure science fiction movement, the M3GAN 2.0 “went away from the horror of” Doll Living Doll “for the first movie to more science fiction and anime inspired.

M3GAN is not the only character that is subject to further development. In addition to Kadi grows up and becomes more independent and powerful (literally and metaphorically), Gemma finds some reconciliation with her old M3Gan enemy when the latter is temporarily planted inside the previous brain. It is a dynamic that Sarah Connor learns to respect T-800 reprogramming. In addition, just as Sarah almost discovers herself turns into two ends when she tries to assassinate SkyNet engineer, Miles Dyson (Joe Morton), GEMA finds herself enhanced by M3GAN forces at some point, which increases the lack of clarity of the NEMESES separation line that turned into weeds.

This concept feeds on a major objective interest contained in “T2” and “M3GAN 2.0”, a more accurate look at uncomfortable artificial intelligence problems. On “The Day of Governance”, although the machines created in the future on behalf of the Ai Rogue program still believed to be opponents, morals are definitely less and dry when taking the continuous nature of humanity, as well as their blindness when it comes to applying new technologies, in mind. With the first “M3GAN”, some of the initial questions about the rise of artificial intelligence as a daily assistant, “2.0” dive into the debate about its irregular use in exchange for its outbreak. Although its conclusion may not be satisfactory to everyone, it is commensurate with the subject of the series of humanity that needs to be a responsible parent of her creativity, which is Mary Shellley as much as James Cameron.

Although “M3GAN 2.0” has a lot of conspiracy and tone of “T2”-this article does not address the ongoing elements of The camp and the mockery that lasts from the original – However, it is proven that the use of Cameron as a template for innovative completion is still more viable. In an IP obsessive industry, it is still very owned Terminator 2, This is that there is no really fate but what we can make for ourselves.