The Electric State. L to R Michelle (Millie Bobby Brown), Cosmo (voiced by Alan Tudyk), Herman (Voiced by Anthony Mackie) Keats (Chris Pratt) and Mr. Peanut (voiced by Woody Harrelson) in The ...

The Electric State also "rebrands" Mr. Peanut in more ways than one by giving him a serious role in the film. Mr. Peanut is portrayed as somewhat of a radical, revolutionary leader for the robots ...

The latest, “The Electric State” on no-good Netflix, cost a staggering $320 million. That means it’s the 13th most expensive film ever made.

Despite Mr. Peanut’s presence, I still enjoyed my time watching “The Electric State.” It wasn’t life changing in any way, and at times it felt like it was trying to be deeper than it could handle with ...

Sci-fi action flick “The Electric State” landed on Netflix last week, and within less than 24 hours, had already claimed the No. 1 spot in the streaming service’s top 10 list. As one of the ...

The Electric State ends with Michelle launching a broadcast to the world, urging them to truly reconnect with each other. But that isn't quite the end of the story.

Perhaps someone could have made a compelling adaptation of “The Electric State,” Simon Stålenhag’s well-regarded 2018 graphic novel. Regardless, the Russo brothers haven’t.

The Electric State isn’t great by any stretch of the imagination, but it’s a perfectly watchable movie to throw on and not pay attention to. However, it seems like it’s not even getting that.

“The Electric State” is a crisis of tone, its circuits fried by shockingly clichéd writing. In a fictionalized 1990, humanity suffered massive casualties in a war that began when robots ...