FRIDAY MARCH 14TH– More reviews lowered the number to 18%.
EARLIER Directors Anthony and Joe Russo, the Russo brothers, made the big trilogy that ended the “Avengers” series. Altogether, the three films made $7 billion worldwide.
Their new movie, “The Electric State,” is so bad Universal gave it to Netflix, which has mostly hidden it from view.
“The Electric State” also happens to carry one of the highest price tags ever for a standalone movie: $320 million.
Are you sitting down?
“The Electric State” has only 22 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. Only 27% of them said it was “fresh.” The reason for the low number of reviews? Until today, no one has seen it, starting with reviewers.
For Netflix, which just announced an $18 billion investment in new movies this year, this one still has to hurt.
“The Electric State” stars Chris Pratt, Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan, Millie Bobby Brown of “Stranger Things,” Jason Alexander from “Seinfeld,” Stanley Tucci, Billy Bob Thornton, the current “Captain America” Anthony Mackie, and Woody Harrelson, among many others. Even former MTV newsman Kurt Loder is listed in the credits as well as a Russo wife.
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