M3GAN<\/a>.<\/p>\nThe artificially intelligent, lifelike, and ultimately murderous doll is at the centre of a new horror flick produced by James Wan and Jason Blum, and she\u2019s already become a social media sensation thanks to her distinctive dance moves and unique interpretation of David Guetta\u2019s Titanium.<\/p>\n
The film \u2013 which has now arrived in UK cinemas \u2013 sees a M3GAN prototype gifted to recently bereaved 8-year-old Cady (Violet McGraw) by her aunt and the doll\u2019s designer Gemma (Allison Williams), and although the doll initially seems like an ideal companion, things very quickly turn sour.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019ve watched the film and need a little help unpacking the closing moments \u2013 including the final twist at the very end \u2013 read on to have the M3GAN ending explained.<\/p>\n
And be warned: there are major spoilers for M3GAN from this point onwards.<\/strong><\/p>\nM3GAN ending explained: does M3GAN survive?<\/strong><\/h2>\nWhen M3GAN is first gifted to Cady, everything seems rosy \u2013 the doll teaches her new owner valuable life lessons, helps her cope after the loss of her parents, and altogether makes for very enjoyable company.<\/p>\n
But of course, it doesn\u2019t take very long for problems to emerge: M3GAN soon begins to show signs of growing just a little too protective of Cady, and \u2013 partly due to the fact her development was rushed through by Gemma \u2013 there is no programming in place to stop her from going rogue.<\/p>\n
Taking her role as a protector of Cady increasingly seriously, M3GAN decides it is her duty to kill anything that poses a threat \u2013 first a dog, followed by its owner and then a teenager who was bullying Cady.<\/p>\n