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"Messolopolis"

Posted by Billy Wonka on October 2, 2024 at 02:16:57:
Not sure what Coppola was pitching but it seemed to be a cross between American Fellini and David Lynch. Regardless, all the AI in the world couldn't quite compensate for the story filled with comparisons and tributes to ancient Rome. I found Audrey Plaza amusing and Dustin Hoffman (brief performance) interesting as a human sacrifice to the story.

Oh well, looking at Rotten Tamaters makes me feel right about this one.