Netflix’s ‘The Electric State’ Is No ‘Rebel Moon’
- Netflix produced the film *The Electric State*, directed by the Russo Brothers and starring Millie Bobby Brown as Michelle, who is on a journey to find her brother in a Robot Exclusion Zone, aided by Chris Pratt as Keats.
- The movie is based on a graphic novel and features CG robots and apocalyptic landscapes, aiming to be a family-friendly blockbuster.
- The film reportedly had a budget of $320 million, making it one of Netflix's most expensive movies.
- The climactic fight is set in an empty field with painted backgrounds and robots.
- The film has apparent ambition, but something went wrong during its making.
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Review | ‘The Electric State’ is un-shockingly average - The Daily Iowan
“The Last of Us.” “WALL-E.” “The Mitchells v.s. the Machines.” “Ready Player One.” These are just a handful of post-apocalyptic stories more worth your time than “The Electric State.” The new Russo Brothers film, adapted from Simon Stålenhag’s graphic novel of the same name, follows Michelle and Keats — two characters whose names I had to look up just now despite having recently watched the movie — as they traverse a robot-ridden hellscape to fi…
11 movies Netflix spent over $1 billion on that almost nobody likes
Millie Bobby Brown as Michelle in "The Electric State."Paul Abell/NetflixLike any other studio, Netflix has produced some hits and some stinkers.But in recent years, it seems Netflix has been throwing more and more money at subpar action films.Its latest release, "The Electric State," cost $320 million to make, and barely anyone likes it.This month, Netflix released its most expensive movie yet, "The Electric State," which reportedly cost at lea…
Netflix’s $275 Million ‘The Electric State’ Has Fallen Flat. No Matter?
Netflix spent over $275 million to make “The Electric State,” a sci-fi action adventure film starring Millie Bobby Brown, Chris Pratt and a slew of sentient robots. Had it opened in theaters, instead of on its service as it did on March 14, the film would almost certainly be declared a giant disappointment. Reviews have been dismal. And though the movie debuted at No. 1 on the streaming giant’s weekly chart of most-watched movies, it had far few…
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