Megadoc
Directed by Mike Figgis · 2025 ·
Is Megadoc worth watching?
Yes. Megadoc (2025) earns a 77% Celluloid Score. That puts it in our Recommended tier. Critics (98%) were notably more enthusiastic than audiences (65%). See the 4 inputs.
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Also known as 메가닥 大都会全息录
Utopia Where to watch
- Prime Video
- The Criterion Channel
Rent: Amazon Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home
Buy: Amazon Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home
Why this score?
- Celluloid's editorial rating is exceptional (98/100).
- General viewers mostly liked it (65%).
- Metascore is generally favorable (73/100).
- Celluloid Score 77% combines 4 rating inputs; audience sentiment is shown separately. Consult the source notes for verification dates where recorded.
Best for
- Viewers who want a well-regarded documentary pick
- Short runtime — easy weeknight watch
- Critics' darlings — stronger with reviewers than general viewers
Not ideal for
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Is Megadoc worth watching?
Yes — Megadoc earns a 77% Celluloid Score. That puts it in our Recommended tier. It suits viewers who want a well-regarded documentary pick. Read our full review (3.7/5).
Celluloid verdict
Mike Figgis gets remarkable access to Coppola's chaotic production, turning what could have been a simple making-of piece into a fascinating study of obsession and creative risk.
Kaiser Khan, Founder & Editor
Critics (98%) were notably more enthusiastic than audiences (65%).
What is Megadoc about?
A raw, fly-on-the-wall documentary about Francis Ford Coppola's decades-long journey in creating his self-financed passion project, Megalopolis. The bold and unrelenting epic returns in Mike...
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Critic Reviews
Megadoc (2025) Review: Coppola Bets Everything Again
★★★½☆
Megadoc is Mike Figgis's fly-on-the-wall documentary about Francis Ford Coppola making Megalopolis, a candid look at obsession, money and creative risk.
Yes, with reservations. It is fascinating viewing for anyone curious about how films get made or about Coppola himself, though casual viewers may find it too inside.
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Megadoc: frequently asked questions
Is Megadoc worth watching?
Yes. Megadoc (2025) has a Celluloid Score of 77%, averaged from the available Celluloid editorial, Metascore, Letterboxd and IMDb ratings. That puts it in our Recommended tier. Audience sentiment is shown separately and does not change the score.
Where can I watch Megadoc?
In the United States, Megadoc streams on Prime Video, The Criterion Channel with a subscription, and you can rent it from Amazon Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home or buy it from Amazon Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home. Availability changes; the where-to-watch table on this page is refreshed from TMDB.
How long is Megadoc?
Megadoc runs 1 hour 47 minutes (107 minutes).
What is Megadoc rated?
Megadoc is rated NR in the United States and 12 in South Korea. These are the official classifications as recorded on TMDB; check your local classification board for content advice.
Who stars in Megadoc?
Megadoc is directed by Mike Figgis and stars Francis Ford Coppola, Eleanor Coppola, Adam Driver, Aubrey Plaza.
What is the Metascore for Megadoc?
Metacritic's Metascore for Megadoc is 73 out of 100. It is one of the inputs to the Celluloid Score.
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