Netflix's The Electric State Is a $320 Million Piece of Junk
Briefly

The Russo brothers, initially recognized for their comedic work, have directed major Marvel hits, balancing humor and action. However, their recent films, such as The Electric State and The Gray Man, have been criticized for lacking the playful tone that characterized their earlier success. The Electric State, inspired by a sci-fi book, is noted for its need for vitality and humor, raising concerns about the brothers' current creative direction and ability to infuse charm and fun into their projects.
Despite their earlier success with comedy in projects like Community, the Russo brothers seem to have lost their playful touch in more recent works, such as The Electric State.
The tonal shift from humor to grimness in The Electric State and The Gray Man raises questions about the Russo brothers' evolution as filmmakers and their ability to balance genres.
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