Electroma
Directed by Thomas Bangalter, Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo6.760%73%6.7
The journey of two robots on their quest to become human.
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Electroma Ratings & Reviews
- Jakeys28 December 2025It's an interesting watch as a Daft Punk fan, but it's less of a coherent movie and more of an extended film clip for a song. I will at least give it credit, there's a real sadness to their quest, and the movie succeeds in making you feel that even though they never really speak. But ultimately it would have worked better as a short or a film clip instead of a full movie.
- Little_Neo18 November 2024Very slow and mostly no sound or music. Most of the music in it is pretty good and somewhat fitting the moments. I first watched this over a decade ago, and rewatched it again today to see how well I remembered it. I remembered a good chunk well enough. Just a somewhat interesting art flick pretty much. If you have no investment in Daft Punk you don't need to watch it. If you are invested into Daft Punk make sure to set your expectations right before you watch. It won't have any of their music and will be very slow. Set your expectations correctly and its alright, but not great.
Electroma Trivia
Electroma was released on 21 May 2006.
Electroma was directed by Thomas Bangalter, Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo.
Electroma has a runtime of 72m.
Electroma was produced by Paul Hahn.
The journey of two robots on their quest to become human.
The key characters in Electroma are Hero Robot #1 (Peter Hurteau), Hero Robot #2 (Michael Reich), Woman (Helena Stoddard).
Electroma is rated 15.
Electroma is a Science Fiction, Adventure, Drama film.
Electroma has an audience rating of 7.3 out of 10.
Electroma has made US$9,540 at the box office.