"Rage with the machines."
The Electric State
An orphaned teen hits the road with a mysterious robot to find her long-lost brother, teaming up with a smuggler and his wisecracking sidekick.
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Inside The Electric State with Millie Bobby Brown and the Russo Brothers
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Millie Bobby Brown Gets Interviewed by Millie Bobby Brown
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90s vs Gen Z Slang with Millie Bobby Brown & Chris Pratt
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How Well Do Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt Know Each Other?
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A Day On Set With Millie Bobby Brown
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Featured Cast
Millie Bobby Brown
Michelle
Chris Pratt
Keats
Ke Huy Quan
Dr. Amherst / P.C (voice)
Jason Alexander
Ted / Wingman
Woody Norman
Christopher
Giancarlo Esposito
Colonel Bradbury / The Marshall
Stanley Tucci
Ethan Skate
Woody Harrelson
Mr. Peanut (voice)
Anthony Mackie
Herman (voice)
Brian Cox
Popfly (voice)
Jenny Slate
Penny Pal (voice)
Hank Azaria
Perplexo (voice)
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Never read the book, so I went into this movie unbiased. (Will read the book now) This movie is a "turn your brain off and enjoy the fun" kinda movie. It doesn't pretend to come across as realistic, it's just a fun action fantasy with robots and humor. Throw Chris Pratt into the mix and you can't go wrong. Herman, the robot (Anthony Mackie) was obviously the star of the show with his snappy remark…
THE ELECTRIC STATE is a shockingly hollow adaptation that fumbles nearly every opportunity to do something compelling with its intriguing visual world. While the production boasts stunning VFX and a promising sci-fi concept rooted in Simon Stålenhag's artwork, the film ends up as a soulless imitation of better stories. The Russo brothers seem more focused on delivering empty spectacle than craftin…
This movie is missing something. The ingredients are there, it just ain't cookin'. It needs more spice. The main issues for me are: 1. It lacks tension. It has the emotion, but it lacks the tension. 2. Stanley Tucci didn't work as the villain. Woody Harrelson or Giancarlo Esposito would have fit the role better maybe without the PG-13 rating. 3. Giancarlo Esposito's character... did he rea…