Antitrust

By Brandy 2022-02-27 08:01:49

antitrust action

I recently watched a movie "ANTI TRUST"
several years ago. The
protagonist was a computer expert who
was dug into a big
company. The CEO of that company was played by Tim Robbins ("The Shawshank Redemption"). "starring)
I had never seen
until watched the film to react
his gray hair wearing glasses
is very reminiscent of Bill Gates,
the film also has a satirical suspect Microsoft
CEO bent on engaging in monopolistic
do this at all and even...

By Tanner 2022-02-27 08:01:49

Analog visual feast

What is visual, the word "Visual" in English?
Personally understand that vision is a way for people to absorb knowledge through images/images. According to scientific research, 70% of the information obtained by humans comes from visual learning.

What is a feast, that is, the English "Feast"?
Rich and diverse, delicious and nutritious food, used here as a metaphor. That is, a huge integration of knowledge and information.

There is a type of film, characterized by...

By Bernhard 2022-02-27 08:01:49

Anti-Microsoft?

The title of the film is Antitrust Action, or Antitrust. In high school, the school organized to watch it. At that time, we all liked Microsoft, and windows xp was just released. I don't remember the specific content, but I only know that the person inside is very similar to Bill Gates, and is also the president of a software company, and he also develops an operating system (9.99 points like Windows), pointing the finger at Microsoft, I don't know Bill What did gates and his staff think about...

By Freddy 2022-02-27 08:01:49

"Commercial thriller"

"Commercial thriller" This


film is a commercial thriller!
The story is:
1 and
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represent the CEO of the company with extreme means for profit, played by Tim Robbins (starring in "The Shawshank Redemption").
And the garage boys who represent the new generation of programming stars are not only superior in technology, but also in character and sense of justice are interpreted as positive representatives!

So what does this film tell...

By Concepcion 2022-02-27 08:01:49

There is a place I don't understand

In 2001, the country introduced a lot of good films, and AntiTrust is one of them. I don't know how many domestic audiences fully understand this film, but I learned a lot and understood what a software park should look like, venture capital, etc. Wait, I also saw the super benefits of large foreign companies, which is really enviable! And what I have to say is that I got to know the two beauties in the film better (really beautiful, I think they are very "oriental"), and of course the...

By Joaquin 2022-03-27 09:01:20

Business is extremely dark, the world is so desolate, and it may not be easy to get along...

By Deanna 2022-03-27 09:01:20

This film is a bit of a satire of Bill Gates, but the plot description is not...

By Eldora 2022-03-27 09:01:20

In order to talk about the anti-monopoly law, the economic law teacher let us see it, but it's all in the...

By Darby 2022-03-27 09:01:20

Ryan Philip was like a shy boy in Greek mythology with an amazing beauty. The wits part of the story is a little weaker, and the simple violence is a little more. The allusions to Bill Gates seem to be unfounded today. Microsoft, Google, Facebook, the leaders of the IT industry should not change too fast. PS How can the awards of the Shanghai Film Festival be taken out? I'm...

By Nelda 2022-03-26 09:01:13

A good movie about IT. . self-esteem that deserves a higher...