‘Musk’ Review: Alex Gibney’s Definitive Documentary Puts the Pieces of Elon Musk Together — It’s a Lacerating Portrait of Technocratic Brilliance, Power Lust and Crackpot Delusion
Alex Gibney's nearly four-hour documentary "Musk" offers what the reviewer calls a definitive portrait of Elon Musk, tracing his transformation from an awkward tech geek at his first company, Zip2, into a self-styled "tech-head Nietzschean superman." Rather than simply cataloguing scandals, the film's strength lies in connecting the threads of Musk's career and psychology, showing…