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Beyond the Corleones: Why NYT Readers Crowned ‘Idiocracy’ the Definitive American Epic

Beyond the Corleones: Why NYT Readers Crowned ‘Idiocracy’ the Definitive American Epic

For decades, 'The Godfather' stood as the ultimate cinematic portrait of America. A new New York Times poll reveals a startling shift: audiences now see 'Idiocracy' as the truest reflection of our current reality.