Culture Pick | Chaos, calamity and Coppola: A retrospective analysis of “Megalopolis” ...Middle East

History is full of flawed geniuses and artists who get a free pass for their failures and mistakes. Oftentimes, they are preceded by an enormous reputation, an accomplishment so incredible it outweighs even their worst moments. Writer and director Francis Ford Coppola is one of those people, and with the release of “Megalopolis,” it looks like his pass is about to expire.  Despite his massive directorial successes, Coppola has struggled to find consistent critical and consumer response to “Megalopolis.”  In the past, Coppola has been known for a chaotic and frankly absurd style of production that often lends itself to improvisation, delays and last-minute edits. Even some of his most acclaim

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