The Russo brothers' new Netflix movie The Electric State has been panned by critics, but the film's audiences have a much more positive opinion.

By deviating from the source material, Netflix's The Electric State was a big sci-fi misfire and there are several reasons ...

The critics' consensus on Rotten Tomatoes reads: "Though the show around them burns a bit too slowly, Tales from the Loop ...

Their latest release, The Electric State, starring Chris Pratt and Millie Bobby Brown, marks their lowest Rotten Tomatoes scored movie out of the MCU. The post-apocalyptic feature has garnered 23% ...

With a price tag of $320 million, it’s obvious that the streamer had big hopes for this film, but in every way imaginable, it simply sunk to the bottom. Now, The Electric State is facing yet another ...

In a one-star review, film critic Clarisse Loughrey writes: “The Electric State is somehow both punishingly obvious and completely incoherent. Stanley Tucci stars as the film’s villain ...

If you are moseying around on Rotten Tomatoes this week, you might come across The Electric State reviews. And you might find those reviews to be unkind at best and blistering at worst.

The Electric State continues to struggle in the Netflix top 10s.

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As of now, The Electric State has achieved a paltry rating of 23 per cent on the review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes, based on 22 critic reviews. However disappointing this sounds ...