Millie Bobby Brown, Chris Pratt, Stanley Tucci and Giancarlo Esposito lead a cast that also includes voice talents Jason Alexander, Woody Harrelson, Anthony Mackie, Brian Cox, Billy Bob Thornton, Hank Azaria, Alan Tudyk and Colman Domingo, among others in the film adaptation of the 2018 graphic novel The Electric State.
The Electric State is coming to Netflix
Directed by the Russo brothers – Joe and Anthony – from a screenplay by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, the film The Electric State will be on OTT in the first quarter of 2025. The film is headed to Netflix and will begin streaming on March 14.
| TITLE | The Electric State |
| DIRECTORS | Joe and Anthony Russo |
| CAST | Chris Pratt, Millie Bobby Brown, Stanley Tucci, Alan Tudyk, Woody Harrelson, etc. |
| STREAMING PLATFORM | Netflix |
| STREAMING DATE | March 14, 2025 |
The trailer of the film dropped earlier today and introduces audiences to a world in which robots have been exiled to The Electric State – 200,000 square miles of secure territory – after failed, but rather ugly rebellion. Robots, according to the humans, could not possibly understand our best interests.
But there are others who thought that the war with robots was wrong and one of them, Keats (Pratt) joins a young orphan, Michelle (Millie Bobby Brown), in a quest to find her missing brother, with the help of a bot named Cosmo (Tudyk).
The Electric State
Tucci’s character, Ethan Skate, is the villain in the tale, who explains that he famously never owned a robot and that when these machines stopped following human commands, they had to be banished, or rather, imprisoned. Keats was one of the soldiers who fought the bots in the war that the humans won, but at great loss to many.
The Netflix production marks the second venture of Russo brothers on Netflix after The Gray Man. The film was earlier meant to be on the streamer in early 2024, with April 26 announced as the date, but it was then postponed indefinitely, with a new date emerging only in October when the teaser dropped.
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