The future is both bright and doom-laden for the filmmaking siblings Anthony and Joe Russo, who are handling the most important pair of upcoming Marvel movies possible in "Avengers: Doomsday" and "Avengers: Secret Wars." But before all that superheroic chaos comes their latest cinematic effort, Netflix’s original feature "The Electric State," a bonkers-looking novel adaptation that unfortunately isn’t winning over critics nearly as much as their MCU features.
At least when it comes to Rotten Tomatoes’ aggregated reviews, "The Electric State" sounds like it’s lacking in electrical power, which is disappointing to see ahead of the film’s release. (It’s available to stream on Friday, March 14, with a Netflix subscription.) The cumulative response to the Russos’ latest film, which boasts Mr. Peanut as a main character alongside Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt’s leads, is surprisingly low overall, but especially when compared to their action-packed efforts for Marvel.
At least when it comes to Rotten Tomatoes’ aggregated reviews, "The Electric State" sounds like it’s lacking in electrical power, which is disappointing to see ahead of the film’s release. (It’s available to stream on Friday, March 14, with a Netflix subscription.) The cumulative response to the Russos’ latest film, which boasts Mr. Peanut as a main character alongside Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt’s leads, is surprisingly low overall, but especially when compared to their action-packed efforts for Marvel.
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