The Russo brothers' latest film, 'The Electric State,' has come under heavy criticism, being labeled a massive flop despite its hefty budget of $320 million. The review highlights the film's lack of originality, describing it as a collection of cliched ideas that fails to deliver an engaging storyline. Starring Millie Bobby Brown, the film features an absurd plot involving a war against robots and a journey filled with unconvincing characters voiced by notable actors. The reviewer expresses their concern over the film's poor quality despite its high production costs, indicating a larger issue with Hollywood's reliance on big budgets without substance.
The latest, 'The Electric State,' cost a staggering $320 million. That means it's the 13th most expensive film ever made. A remarkable feat, considering the sci-fi adventure is a dreadful and derivative slog.
In the first few minutes, when a 1990s-era President Clinton enters and announces, 'As of today, we are at war with the robot population,' we know we're in for a big, dumb waste of time.
Two years later, Millie Bobby Brown, with an unchanging expression of distraught alarm, plays rebel Michelle. She embarks on a road trip with an illegal bot called Kid Cosmo.
The plot is a watered-down grab-bag of old, tired ideas. So many celebs fall into this money pit along the way.
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