It is difficult to describe how happy fictional ideas are free and free from fictional ideas Electrical status He is. Latest feature features of Netflix by Joe and Anthony Rousseau It takes many visual signals from Simon Stolhj’s 2018 novel, but the leading shows in the film and the winding story make it feel like a project highlighting the sign that its subscribers see as heroes that were easily admired by hunger.
Although you can know where some money went, it is very difficult to understand why Netflix spends more than $ 300 million to produce what is often read like an ideal version and length of the “films” created from artificial intelligence. With a large and very strenuous budget, you may think so Electrical status It may be, at least, able to present a handful of inspired pieces and characters capable of leaving the impression. But all this Clunker for a movie it really offers is nostalgia and a product that raises ears.
In an alternative history where Walt Disney invention for simple automatic automatic leads to a devastating war, Electrical status Centers Michelle (Millie Bobby Brown), which is a desperate rebellious teenage orphan to escape from her abusive home. Like most children around her age, Michel’s world was turned upside down during the human / brutal robot that began with thinking machines that require equal rights as living beings. But while most of its peers specifically lost their loved ones due to the war, the accident of a normal car is what tears the Michel family and leads to its adoption by Layish Layabout Ted (Jason Alexander).
With her parents and a brilliant younger brother Christopher (Woody Norman) apparently dead, Michel does not feel that there is a lot to live in. The school resembles her home adopt life, she feels a prison for Michel because of the way children expect to learn everything using the nervous nerve, and the huge headphones that transmit its wearer to virtual facts. Although many people love Ted Glely backed their nerves, technology is disgusting Michel, partly due to how they were created for the first time as tools to give humans an advantage in the machine war.
Looking at the way people are still living for fear of being attacked by the few robots that have been isolated in the exclusion area, Michel cannot understand the reason that others are a game to control the real world. Michelle is constantly looking for her shoulder in case she finds a bloody disruption machine to her room. But when someone actually does, it is her charm that she looks like one of her favorite cartoon characters. When you told her (through canned phrases of animation) she was shocked that Christopher is already alive.
Although Michel’s new friend, the robot is very similar transformers“Take Bumblebee. Since he urges Michel to follow him on a mission to find Christopher, you can hear nearly Rousseau and screenwriter Christopher Marcus and Stephen McVelli linking themselves to his back to create a character that envelops everything about her Electrical statusThe world torn apart. It is damaged something This only wants to look at him as a person and give the opportunity to live his life in peace. These details could have provided an interesting narration if there is any other depth for them or if Brown can mobilize even an ounce of chemistry with her companion in CGI. but Electrical status More interested as much as it shows you more than its broken devices as possible.
Outside many cultural references that aim to remind you that they were placed in the nineties, and footage of the NeuroCaster users died on the street like my addicts, Electrical status You never feel very interesting to do a kind of building the world needed to make films such as IT. Instead, it simply explains that the inventor of the esteemed nervous, Ethan Skit (Stanley Tuchi), is a villain who wants Colonel Marshall Bradbury (Giancarlo Esposito) to seize the Michel Robot. Prading Pradbury after the husband gives the film a way to show how it is filled Electrical statusThe world is with rust tires from the machines that were destroyed during the war.
The film becomes much more than that, as soon as Michelle crosses paths with a boring smuggler (Chris Pratt) and his friend Robo Hermann (Anthony Maki), who earns his life to sell the things they wander from the exclusion zone. Unlike Michelle’s Michelle, PraTT and Mackie, she managed to join people who lived in a kind of end of the world and became much strangest because of their general isolation from the outside world. Their knowledge of the exclusion area and the arrival of vehicles makes it ideal for Michelle and her robot to its destination. But the huge number of jokes about Twinkies and Big Mouth Billy Bass (again, this is the nineties) Electrical status Do you spit Keats outside to make you root for Bradbury.
Part of the problem is that Electrical status Not all of this is ever funny, although the film definitely believes that it begins to present some of its most exotic robots such as Mail-Bot Penny Pal (Jenny Slate), and Fortune Machine similar to you, Hank Azaria, and their leader, Mr. Peanut (Woody Harricon). You can almost imagine Electrical status Work if it is more focused on the life of Pariah machines – all of them raises the terrible SID creations in Game.
But instead of taking advantage of the capabilities of these characters, the movie spends the last third hasty in the sequences related to the actions that somewhat lacks it from such an expensive project. finally, Electrical status It leaves you in the outstanding sense that Netflix Greenlit assumes that Russo Bros. + IP + A group of well -known actors = film films want to watch it reflective. But this mathematics simply does not add what is up, and this looks like an unprecedented as I was better at reading the book.
Electrical status Also the stars of Coleman Domingo, Koy Kwan, Martin Kliba, Alan Todic, Susan Leslie, and Rob Gronkovsky. The film is now flowing on Netflix.
