The Electric State sets unwanted record for Millie Bobby Brown after brutal first reviews

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Millie Bobby Brown’s new movie The Electric State has set an unwanted record for her.

As a gaming enthusiast, I’m pumped to be part of an action-packed science fiction comedy alongside Chris Pratt from Guardians of the Galaxy. This project is directed by the Russo brothers, who masterfully crafted Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame, with writing credit going to Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely. I can’t wait to see this adventure unfold!

Despite the movie not premiering until this coming Friday (March 14th on Netflix), a number of media outlets have posted their reviews prematurely, and most of them are quite negative.

As I type this, “The Electric State” has garnered 22 reviews from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, with the majority being unfavorable. With a dismal 23% rating, it currently holds the distinction of being her least well-received film on that particular platform.

Many critics agree that this Netflix exclusive movie appears to be a typical production, featuring a predictable storyline reminiscent of commercialism. In other words, it seems like a common, commercially-inspired film.

During the movie’s promotional tour, Brown casually shared some intriguing facts, one being that her middle name isn’t Bob (even though it starts with a ‘B’).

Additionally, she mentioned that she plans to commence shooting the third ‘Enola Holmes’ movie for Netflix within the upcoming fortnight; however, she chose not to disclose if Henry Cavill will reappear in this installment.

The actor expressed her strong desire to portray Britney Spears in an upcoming biography, saying: “There’s nothing more fulfilling for me than the opportunity to bring to life such a legendary, radiant figure. I’ll let fate decide.

The Electric State will be available to stream on Netflix from Friday, March 14.

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2025-03-10 20:49