There is a very Marvel-ish aspect to this film, but in a recycled and dull way.

The Electric State is so transparently eager to satisfy as many demographics of viewers as possible that it proves its own message: that a world dependent on business interests and technological optimization dulls artistic potential and human ingenuity.

The beats of a Russo brothers movie are so predetermined they don’t bear lingering on, but The Electric State might be the first time they’ve opted to just skip over them altogether.

A copy of a copy of a copy that embodies the accusations levied at the robots in the opening of the film: soulless and disposable.