The Electric State/Armor

2025-04-02T18:17:45
The Electric State
The movie The Electric State takes us into the future and follows Michelle, a young orphaned girl traveling across the American West with a sweet yet mysterious robot. The two team up with an eccentric drifter and embark on a road trip to find the girl’s younger brother. Along the way, they must navigate an electrified, retro-futuristic version of the United States. A massive budget for a streaming movie that ultimately fails to satisfy its audience.
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  • It raises some interesting philosophical questions.
  • There are a few beautifully directed scenes.
  • The CGI is quite good, which makes sense given the film’s outrageous budget.
  • The animatronic robots are quite endearing—most of them, at least.
  • Great world-building.
  • It’s not that the movie is outright bad—it’s enjoyable enough—but it’s something you’ve seen before.
  • The opening scene is intriguing.
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  • I had a big issue with most of the performances. Millie Bobby Brown was bad—bland, emotionless, despite everything her character goes through.
  • Chris Pratt was mediocre at best.
  • The script was full of holes and clichés, feeling like a mash-up of other films with weak storytelling.
  • Predictable and uninspiring ending.
  • The movie lacks depth, and at a certain point, it becomes quite generic.
  • Despite being an adventure film, there are parts that are just boring.
Armor
A father and son work as guards for an armored truck company and find themselves facing a group of would-be robbers. While on a bridge, their truck overturns, leaving them trapped inside. Now, they must come up with a plan to escape. What can I say? I expected it. Should I say I didn’t?
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  • A decent opening chase scene.
  • Some nice landscape shots captured with drones.
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  • Boringgggggg—like, unbearably so.
  • The acting is laughable.
  • I honestly don’t understand why Stallone agreed to be in this, aside from the paycheck—not that I’m praising his acting skills either.
  • No character development whatsoever, so there’s no way to connect with any of them.
  • No pacing.
  • Predictable to the max.
  • Fails to hold the viewer’s interest.
  • Outdated digital effects.
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