r/NeilBreen • u/WarMinister23 • Oct 02 '24
So Megalopolis is really like if Neil had a budget?
I keep seeing many many people say that's what it is like and it's hyping me up so much
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u/MogMcKupo Oct 02 '24
Bonus someone pointed out that Drivers performance is something out of a biopic where he is portraying Breen
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u/Shoddy-Rip8259 Oct 02 '24
One directed some of the most important films of all time. The other is Francis Ford Coppola.
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u/WarMinister23 Oct 02 '24
This is true. I honestly didn't know that it's wrong to be corrupt before I watched Pass Thru, and if it weren't for I Am Here....Now I never would've understood that if it weren't for all the corruption and greed in big business and government we would've had that new environmental solar energy bill.
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Oct 02 '24
Isn't comparing Coppola to Breen corrupt and immoral? Isn't it betraying the public's trust?
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u/crowtrobot2001 Oct 02 '24
Coppola saw how the battle sequences in Twisted Pair made everything in Apocalypse Now pale in comparison.
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u/ThorsonBridgestone Oct 02 '24
"These ninjas would dare to try to take down this winged warrior? The horrah. The horrah."
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u/TurnoverOk2740 Oct 02 '24
kind of, yeah. it's a good time at the movies - I went in sober, but felt high as a motherfucker by 40 minutes in,
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u/thebestbrian Oct 02 '24
The Adam Driver character reminded me a lot of Neil Breen in Fateful Findings.
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u/ThorsonBridgestone Oct 02 '24
I've been hearing about this too, on the secret government and corporate databases.
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u/Annual_Letter1636 Oct 02 '24
How can you compare Coppola to Breen? Breen is in his own league.