shah zeb

If cinematic disappointment had a name, The Electric State would be it. I went in expecting a visually stunning, emotionally gripping dystopian odyssey. What I got was two hours of slow, joyless wandering with characters as lifeless as the robots they travel with. Millie Bobby Brown might be a talented actress, but even she couldn’t save this painfully hollow script. Her character stumbles from scene to scene with all the emotional depth of a soggy cardboard box. And don’t even get me started on the pacing—imagine watching paint dry, but someone occasionally throws a philosophical monologue at you to make it seem “deep.” The CGI was supposed to be the film’s saving grace, but even the robots looked like they were animated by interns who were told to “make it look retro” and took that as an excuse to skip polishing textures. There were glimpses of a rich, imaginative world here, but they’re buried under layers of incoherent storytelling, moodless cinematography, and a soundtrack that’s as forgettable as the movie itself. This film tries so hard to be profound, but it ends up feeling like a Black Mirror episode stretched far beyond its welcome. If this is the future of cinema, maybe it’s time to unplug. Rating: 1/10. Only because 0 isn’t allowed.

This is everything i have ever wanted . Now i can die in peace !! No wait! i need the sequel!