Entergalactic

Jabari, a rising visual artist, lands in a sleek Manhattan apartment that mirrors his bigger ambitions. He trades late nights in the studio for the promise of a breakthrough that could redefine his career. In the building across the hall lives Meadow, a woman who sparks their daily routines into something tender and unpredictable. As Jabari tries to balance the pressures of growing fame with the lure of a new love, he threads together quiet moments of city life, stylish panels of streetlight glow, and bold bursts of music that mirror his inner heartbeat. The story follows his efforts to chart a life that honors art and affection.

Directed by Fletcher Moules, Entergalactic builds on Kid Cudi's concept album of the same name with creators Kid Cudi, Kenya Barris, and Fawn Stone guiding the adaptation. The film fuses music driven scenes with a romance set against New York.

There was no traditional box office figure for this Netflix premiere, as the film debuted on streaming. Its commercial footprint comes from subscribers watching it at home rather than cinema grosses, with success measured by viewership, retention, and global reach.

Entergalactic blends a romance with a music driven look using a color palette and cityscape motifs that echo soundtrack. Jabari, Meadow, and their neighbors became symbols of an era where fashion, music, and animation intersect in storytelling. Its skyline mood influenced conversations about animation's approach to music in cinema.

Critics noted the film's moody atmosphere, strong voice-work, and stylish visuals, though some found the pacing deliberate. Core themes include balancing ambition with romance, the costs and rewards of artistic pursuit, and finding connection in a fast moving city. The soundtrack is frequently praised for mood as much as melody.