creation to her computer-nerd colleagues as niece Cady (Violet McGraw) shares a key bonding moment with her new best friend. RELATED: 'M3GAN 2.0'! Allison Williams, Violet McGraw set to return for ‘M3GAN’ sequel in 2025Ĭheck out this extended preview of the movie’s big demo-day scene, which finds aunt Gemma (Allison Williams) talking up her game-changing A.I. But to get the full effect of all the well-placed F-bombs that the original left out (as well as M3GAN herself violently presiding over a gnarlier, ickier string of kills), the Peacock-exclusive unrated version is there to fill the gap. Viewers can still choose the original PG-13 version of the film that played in theaters - and trust us, it’s a total android riot with no extra spice required.
Now that M3GAN has landed at Peacock, though, Universal Pictures is giving fans options when it comes to dialing up the rough stuff. But when M3GAN powered up at the box office this year, director Gerard Johnstone and screenwriter Aklea Cooper already had worked their admirably discreet magic to tastefully pare back the worst of the blood and blasphemy - all to assure the sassy synth slasher would score broader appeal with a PG-13 rating. Swear words and gore galore: Like a match made in horror hell, they’re the hallowed hallmarks of some of our favorite R-rated fright flicks.
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