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AL-RAWABI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS REVIEW
from March 2023
by The Eyrie
Al-Rawabi school for girls is a Jordanian show following a group of bullied schoolgirls coming together to take revenge. The main character, Mariam, becomes the latest victim of unnecessary bullying. the schools designated mean girl, Layan, and her group of friends terrorize mariam to the point where she becomes obsessed with taking them down. The new girl, Noaf, is also tormented by Layan. This leads her and mariam to team up to take down their bullies. Despite the extreme premise, this show uses its characters to highlight the misogyny that is prevalent in Jordanian culture. The show touches on issues like honor killings, sexual harassment, violence against women, and the importance of a woman’s reputation. Not only will you be rooting for the characters, but you’ll lonely and without anyone close to her. feel for them, too. This show will make you angry, sad, and question your morals. Although the show touches on serious topics, the friendships developed throughout ofer viewers a ton of lighthearted moments. This show has it all. So if you’re looking for a new show to watch, consider adding this to your list.
That’s where M3GAN comes in. Gemma invents an AI-powered doll, called M3GAN, to be Cady’s companion. M3GAN is able to speak, move, and respond to commands.But M3gan has seriously sinister intentions, and you have to watch the movies to fnd out what they are.
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What did we like about this movie?
To be honest, it kind of just worked. It was funny when it was meant to be, serious lots of the time, and there were a few legit scary themes. The ending is also profound. I think this movie is just chock full of metaphors that, added together, create the greater theme of free will and the question of if it is possible for robots to develop souls that should be treated like those of humans. Such a complex theme hasn’t been examined in flm since “Blade Runner” in 1982.
“M3GAN” may be memeworthy, but it’s actually pretty great. It’s the kind of flm you think about after you walk out of the theater. If you’re looking for a fairly gore-free, funny, and timely horror flm, this one is for you.
