Joe Russo, co-director of Netflix's The Electric State, reveals why the film needed to undergo a few key thematic changes to the material.

“The Electric State” may have been a No. 1 movie on the platform and racked up millions of views, but it’s also the latest example of Netflix’s big tentpole movie problem.

‘The Electric State’ is a waste of time and money One look at “The Electric State’s" critical score paints a grim picture. The movie currently holds a poor 15% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Netflix's "The Electric State" is a sci-fi spectacle that fails to light a spark with its lackluster performances, one-dimension characters, and clunky script.

The Electric State has become Netflix's most-watched movie of the week – though it appears the good news ends there.

The Electric State, like many big action movies these days, was filmed, for the most part, in front of green screens and on sets in Atlanta. Sorry to ruin the movie magic!

Netflix's new high-budget film "The Electric State" has received a tepid response from critics, despite the streaming service reportedly investing hundreds of millions in its production.

'The Electric State' ending was filled with some major and surprising moments that have left fans shaken. Here's a breakdown of what happened in The Electric State.

Netflix's new movie "The Electric State," directed by the Russo brothers, stars Millie Bobby Brown and reportedly cost $300 to $320 million to make.

No spoilers, but if you make to the end of the movie, you know that The Electric State ending raises the possibility of a sequel. So will there be an Electric State 2?

What happens at the end of The Electric State? Here's the plot and an analysis, plus if Christopher is still alive after that final scene.