Elon Musk Slams Documentary About Him as 'Bitter' and 'Dishonest'

Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk has fiercely criticized a new four-hour documentary film titled "Musk," which explores his life and societal impact. The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival, prompting Musk to attack director Alex Gibney on social media platform X, calling him a "bitter old man" and "completely without integrity."

Musk described the documentary as a "failed smear film" and derided its four-hour runtime as "incredibly boring." He also shared an image depicting a puppet master controlling other puppets, including Soros, Gibney, and Hollywood, labeled as "accurate" by Musk, suggesting a political agenda behind the film's creation.

Gibney had earlier stated his belief that Musk is an "extremely dangerous" individual. He also suggested that Musk's difficult childhood in South Africa might explain some of his current behavior. Reports indicate that Musk's legal team had also threatened to sue Gibney for defamation.

Musk further elaborated on his criticism, claiming that many individuals interviewed for the documentary were either "bitter" towards him or did not know him at all, yet still offered negative commentary. He characterized Gibney as a "bitter old man" who had lost his judgment, adding that "dog shit is more respectable than Gibney."