The Electric State is a hit despite poor reviews

bbc.co.uk

Netflix's new film, The Electric State, starring Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt, has received harsh criticism but quickly became a hit. Despite a low 15% score on Rotten Tomatoes, it topped Netflix's viewing charts after its release. The film, with a reported budget of $320 million, is among the most expensive ever made. Critics described it as "turgid" and "soulless," while a few gave it more favorable reviews. This trend reflects Netflix's strategy of producing star-studded films that attract large audiences, regardless of critical reception. The Electric State continues this pattern, drawing in viewers despite negative reviews.


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