I am talking about “The Electric State “, which will go to the platform on March 14. According to metro.co.uk, production with Chris Pratt and Millie Bobby Brown in the main roles is The most expensive in history with the original Netflix film – it cost up to $ 320 million. Unfortunately, he was also named one of the worst that appeared this year. At Rotten Tomatoes, the production started with a result of only 10 percent. It is true that the statistics have increased slightly, but not much. Currently, the average critics’ ratings are 23 percent. on a freshness scale.
“The Electric State” crushed by critics. “Fuszerka”, “Gehenna”
“The Electric State” reviews leave many illusions, although some critics in their opinions were less severe than the rest. “Beautifully designed. With blood and flesh actors,” writes Robbie Collin from Daily Telegraph. In turn, John Nugent from “Empire” praises for lightness and “enough energy”. Edward Douglas from Cinema Daily USA does not share his opinion, believes that the potential of the film was wasted by the banality filling him.
“To be honest, it was incredibly boring ordealin which there is not a single reason to smile, “writes David Ehrlich from Indiewire. Considering that the film is an adventure comedy, the opinion does not bode well. “There is no soul here, no originality” – adds Peter Bradshaw from The Guardian. In turn, David Rooney from The Hollywood Reporter admits that the production is neither funny nor exciting. “Imitation of real cinema” – sums up in the review.
Mikel Zorrilla from Espinof does not hide in the opinion of considerable irritation. “The most expensive film in Netflix’s history turned out to be a gigantic bullshit for $ 320 million,” he writes. Pryt chatterjee from dmtalkies.com in turn He calls Russo in a review of the brothers to the focusand the film one of the worst he saw this year. “People who accepted this scenario were too stoned to understand what they were reading or no one read it” – the critic crushes the creators.
“The Electric State” from March 14 at Netfliks. What is the movie about?
The production campaign takes place in an alternative, futuristic version of the 1990s. Millie Bobby Brown (“Stranger Things”, “Enola Holmes”, “Lady”) plays Michelle, an orphaned teenager trying to cope in a society where intelligent robots, looking like mascots or cartoon characters, once peaceful and serving people, now live in exile after a failed uprising. The image of the world that Michelle has, turns upside down one night, when Cosmo visits her, a sweet, mysterious robot apparently controlled by Christopher – the brilliant younger brother Michelle, who – contrary to her beliefs – lives.
Michelle, determined to find Christopher, travels along with Cosmo by the American southwest and soon, wanting not wanting, connects the strength with Keats (played by Chris Pratt – “Galaxy’s Guards”, “Jurassic World”), a poorly paid smuggler, and his witty robot, Herman (in the original version, Herman (in the original version Dubbing Anthony Mackie). When Keats and Michelle reach the zone for the excluded, where in the desert the works live on their own terms, learn about the bizarre, colorful group of robotic allies – and begin to understand that the forces behind Christopher’s disappearance are much more sinister than they thought.
Source: Gazeta
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