The Russo Brothers’ Power State debuts, with the directing duo calling it “a fun prelude to returning to Marvel and trying to continue this story”

power countryJoe and Anthony Russo’s next film, about an alternate history of Disneyland animatronics gaining sentience and rebelling, is now premiering.

Here’s a suggestion for you: Imagine a world where once Disney created the animatronics for Disneyland, they turned into intelligent robots that rebelled against the people who made them, and the humans and robots fought each other, resulting in the remaining, defeated robots Deported to a “forbidden zone” in the desert Southwest. It’s certainly a great idea (adapted from Simon Stallenhag’s graphic novel of the same name), and it debuted in Vanity Fair, where the Russos and some of the cast The upcoming Netflix movie is being talked about in the media.

The Russo brothers will apparently return for the next few Avengers movies as Marvel is in panic mode, and Anthony called Power State “a fun prelude to getting back into Marvel and trying to continue this story.” Speaking about how working on a big project like this has reinvigorated the pair to work on projects like Marvel again, Anthony said: “It was unintentional a few months ago, but this movie is actually A remarkable bridge for us to return to. ”

You’ll also see some familiar faces in the film, which stars Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown as Michelle, a young woman searching for someone she thought was dead brother. “Guardians of the Galaxy” stars Chris Pratt as Keats, a veteran of the robot wars who is now a long-haul truck driver in the smuggling business with a machine named Hermann, run by Voiced by Captain America. – Anthony Mackie. The cast also features some other big names like Brian Cox, Woody Harrelson, Giancarlo Exposito and Ke Hui Quan.

“The Electric State” doesn’t have a release date yet, but it’s expected to be released on Netflix in early 2025.