Opinion
In Alex Gibney’s nearly four-hour documentary, “Musk,” the evidence against Elon keeps piling up: aggrieved ex-wives and partners, unfulfilled promises about self-driving cars, the hostile Twitter takeover and the slide into MAGA — all narrated by a sinister-looking artificial intelligence version of the SpaceX and Tesla CEO.
TL;DR
- Alex Gibney's documentary "Musk" is nearly four hours long.
- The film compiles evidence critical of Elon Musk.
- Evidence includes issues with ex-wives and partners.
- Unfulfilled promises about self-driving cars are discussed.
- The hostile takeover of Twitter is a focus.
- Musk's perceived shift towards MAGA politics is mentioned.
- A sinister AI version of Elon Musk narrates the documentary.