Jon Voight's 'deadly erection' is not the most shocking aspect of Francis Ford Coppola's insane Megalopolis.

What can we expect from Francis Ford Coppola's comeback with the release of Megalopolis?

September 27th 2024.

Jon Voight's 'deadly erection' is not the most shocking aspect of Francis Ford Coppola's insane Megalopolis.
Get ready movie lovers, because the highly anticipated comeback film from legendary director Francis Ford Coppola, Megalopolis, has finally arrived in UK cinemas. After a long wait, fans can now feast their eyes on this $120,000,000 masterpiece that defies all expectations.

Coppola first started developing the idea for Megalopolis in the 1980s, and since then, he has had some highs and lows in his career, like the unconventional One From the Heart. But nothing compares to the ambition and sheer weirdness of Megalopolis, which stands in a league of its own. And let's not forget about all the drama that went on behind the scenes, including the "screw up" of the trailer with fake reviews.

But let's get to the heart of the film - brace yourselves for alarming erections, incest, and live performances. Coppola has assembled an all-star cast for Megalopolis, including Adam Driver, Jon Voight, Dustin Hoffman, Aubrey Plaza, Shia LaBeouf, Laurence Fishburne, and Giancarlo Esposito, father of Game of Thrones star Nathalie Emmanuel.

The film follows the story of Cesar Catalina, a brilliant artist who is determined to create a utopian, idealistic future with his grand building plans. However, he faces opposition from the conservative mayor, Franklyn Cicero, in a heavily Roman-inspired epic set in a modern America. And did we mention that Cesar also has the power to stop time?

But let's dive into the juicy details of Megalopolis, with small spoilers ahead. First up, we have the 85-year-old erection of Hollywood legend Jon Voight, who plays the wealthy banker Hamilton Crassus III. Despite his advanced age and wealth, he still prides himself in his ability to perform sexually, as evidenced by a particular scene where he references his "boner." But trust us, this is just the beginning of the unexpected and dangerous surprises in store.

Next, we have the controversial casting of Shia LaBeouf as the villainous and narcissistic cousin, Clodio Pulcher. Not only does LaBeouf deliver a captivating performance, but he also surprises the audience by cross-dressing in the role, without any explanation or context. And let's not forget about his character's incestuous desires for his sister, played by Saturday Night Live's Chloe Fineman.

But it's not all about the male characters in Megalopolis. Grace VanderWaal, former America's Got Talent and Disney star, plays Vesta Sweetwater, a young girl who follows the ancient Roman tradition of saving herself for marriage. In a bizarre turn of events, her virginity is auctioned off during a party, with influential attendees pledging money towards her vow of abstinence.

And speaking of parties, Megalopolis is full of lavish and extravagant events, including a chariot race and wrestling matches. But the most unconventional of all is the convention-breaking live performance that takes place during the film. Coppola continues to surprise and challenge his audience with this move, which leaves many scratching their heads.

Megalopolis premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on May 16, and it is set to release in UK cinemas on September 27. So grab your popcorn and get ready for a wild and unforgettable cinematic experience. And if you have any celebrity stories, videos, or pictures, don't hesitate to get in touch with us - we'd love to hear from you.

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