M3gan and the Terminator T-800 are both fictional robotic movie characters, and while they are not referred to as Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) machines in the films, they have many of the characteristics that would define an AGI robot.

In the Terminator films, the T-800 is a machine that has a single purpose: to kill Sarah Connor in the original film, and then to protect her and other leaders of the human resistance in the subsequent films. This could be seen as a specialized AI, but the T-800 requires generalized skills to carry out its missions: communication, problem-solving and humanlike motor skills. The "good" T-800 is even more clearly seen as an AGI, as it is able to show empathy and nurturing skills.

In the movie "M3GAN," the titular android is created as a companion for a child, but develops increased intelligence and becomes murderously violent in order to protect the child. As the film develops, M3GAN becomes more intelligent and clever as she seeks to protect both the girl and herself. While we don't see M3GAN solving various types of problems, she does demonstrate many of the qualities of an AGI, including communication with humans and humanlike movements, as well as the ability to conceal her activities to avoid being shut down.

Neither the T-800 or M3GAN are what we would commonly think of as an AGI, as both are created for a single purpose, and both use violent means to advance their goals. But both demonstrate the attributes of AGI in order to achieve their missions, and appear to develop greater capabilities as their stories develop.
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