This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Grotesque and gorgeous. 30+ years in the making and you feel all the love and tactile detail, the imagination, ingenuity. It’s a work in the truest sense. There’s this sense that you’re observing a grand momentous city, like you’re taking in a wonder of the universe that’s been built, but there’s this playfulness, this feeling of a kid mashing his toys together and making a mess in the mud and goop. It’s awe inspiring! From the elaborate sets that go’s…