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Millie Bobby Brown explains why she avoids Marvel Movies: 'I Love to be outside'

Millie Bobby Brown explains why she avoids Marvel Movies: 'I Love to be outside'

  • Brown, who is also a co-star with Chris Pratt, prefers spending time in nature and with her dogs or animals.
  • Brown, who stars in The Electric State," spends nine or ten hours a day outdoors.
  • "The Electric State" is set to premiere on Netflix on March 14, 2025.
Millie Bobby Brown may disappoint her fans who also love Marvel, as she reportedly revealed that she chooses not to watch Marvel movies. However, she has a specific reason for her decision.

During a conversation, “Stranger Things” actress Millie Bobby Brown answered whether she had ever seen a Marvel movie while speaking alongside her “The Electric State” co-star Chris Pratt.

Millie smiled and responded, “It’s not that I haven't seen…” but before she could finish, her co-star Chris Pratt— a well-known actor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe—gave her a playful look.

The Enola Holmes actress explained to the publication that she generally struggles with watching films. She added that she prefers spending time in nature.

She further shared, “I love to be outside with my dogs or animals,” emphasizing that her love for the outdoors keeps her away from movies.

As the saying goes, opposites attract— and this seems true for Millie Bobby Brown and her husband, Jake Bongiovi, when it comes to watching films. Millie revealed that her husband is a “total movie buff.”

She clarified her statement, saying, “It’s not that I don’t love movies… I do love movies—after all, I am an actor.” She added that she usually spends nine or ten hours a day outdoors and joked that she rarely goes inside her house.

In her latest venture, Millie Bobby Brown stars in The Electric State alongside Chris Pratt, Ke Huy Quan, Giancarlo Esposito, Stanley Tucci, Woody Harrelson, Anthony Mackie, Colman Domingo, Jenny Slate, Devyn Dalton, Terry Notary, Alan Tudyk, Brian Cox, and many more.

Audiences can expect “The Electric State” to premiere on Netflix on March 14, 2025.

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