Anthony's new film and Oeo Rousseau "The Electric State" will arrive at Netflix on March 14, 2025 (You can see the trailer here), and comes with a lot of luggage. Adapted by the novel in the image of Swedish artist Simon Stilenhag, "Electrical State" takes place in an alternative dystopian version of the 1990s, where corporate mascots wander the landscape as intelligent robots. There has been a recent uprising of robots, and now all the robotic mascot (like Mr. Peanuts, for example) are now wandering, an edidal landscape, exiled by mankind. Milli Bobby Brown plays Michelle, a young woman who must embark on the robotic wasteland in search of her long -lost brother.

The Rousseau brothers are perhaps best known for the work of Marvel's film universe, as they oversaw the blockbusters "Captain America: Winter Soldier", "Captain America: Civil War", "Avengers: Infinite War" and "Avengers: Endgame", one of the most successful films. "The Electric State" has been a third film directed by Rusos since "The ultimate game", and all three are massively expensive and/or critically. Their epic crime in 2021 "Cherry" cost only $ 40 million to make, but only earned an approval of 37% of rotten tomatoes. Their spy film "Tull-Ass 2022" "The Gray Man" earned a little more respect with a 45%approval rating, but it cost Netflix around $ 200 million.

The "electrical situation", meanwhile, is their most expensive film to date and one of their worst ranked. As for this writing, the film has a 19% approval rating on "Wounded Tomatoes" and, according to some reports from last year (including one on the website), cost $ 320 million. To put these numbers in perspective, the Russos Crass 2006 comedy "You, Me and Dupree" has a 20%approval rating, and Captain America: Civil War cost only $ 250 million.

This is their film with the lowest assessment to date. It is also the most expensive on Netflix.

The reviews were not kinda. Tori Brazier, writing for subwayHe was confused by the nostal bait for nostalgia for the film, wondering if there were some disgruntled millennia that could be linked to the film's crazy corporate cynicism. In its review of the varietyCourtney Howard called Rusos "a strange, repaired chaos of mimeographed ideas from some far better cinematic inspirations", saying comedy is falling flat and that the exhibition is a disease. David Erlhih, writing about Indigeir, gave the movie D-calling the movie "Relentlessly Stale". It seems that Rusos cannot find his position as directors, after now proving that it is more convenient to play with characters set by other directors. They are great at closing the stories, but awesome for their setting. In this regard, they are anti-jj Abrams.

Netflix is ​​not alien from the overwhelming road, and many of their high -profile releases have had a blockbuster budgets, even without a national theater edition. They gave Martin Scorsese $ 159 million For his brilliant "Irish", "" while Their boring, generic caper film "Red Reporting" They reportedly cost between $ 150 and $ 200 million. The Michael Bay Actor "6 underground" also cost $ 150 million, and forgotten films such as "Triple Border" and "Intal King" were north of $ 115 million.

It can only be theorized, but Netflix seems to prevail on its films just to increase its own value. It looks good on the shareholder's investment list if the $ 320 million film starring more significant Starsevils is available at the service and the company's value is increasing. It is difficult to see if the audience sees it or whether new subscribers are registered because the "electrical situation" was now available.

Time will say whether the audience is gathering in the "electrical state" or whether its critical assessment is improving, but as it stands, we see a poorly considered, a road-to-expensive potential.