It's a mess. It's a wonder. It's confused. It's a philosophical argument disguised as a science-fiction epic. It's "Megalopolis."


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-09-26 00:31:12">September 26, 2024 at 12:31 a.m.</time>

It’s a mess. It’s a wonder. It’s confused. It’s a philosophical argument disguised as a science-fiction epic. It’s “Megalopolis.”{ai:summary}<p>"Megalopolis" is described as a complex blend of chaos and wonder, intertwining philosophical arguments with a science-fiction narrative. Its eclectic themes challenge traditional storytelling conventions.</p><p>#culture</p>

Coppola crafts a dazzling mess with ‘Megalopolis’

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