The story itself
is the history of McDonald's. I would have thought it was an inspirational film, but I was inexplicably angry after watching it. The two brothers lived a down-to-earth life and created a fast food model. The great invention that no one has ever seen before is really admirable. At the same time, in order to stick to the essence, we regard food as life. Although Rick had the idea of expansion, he was too tired to manage and the inhuman reasons he put in place stopped him. Looking back now, this is also a manifestation of human laziness, not perseverance.
And seeing the business opportunity ray appeared, on the one hand, rick wanted to realize his dream, and on the other hand, he wanted to make a fortune. The two sides hit it off, and Ray couldn't stop in excitement. With the expansion of the business, and the incompatibility of the business philosophy. Ray finally counted on the two brothers. Through the method of real estate, he controlled all the stores. The person who made the move here is also a genius. This road is not available, find another way. In the end, the two brothers struggled to compete and sold their own brands. The last 1% of the equity has not been obtained. And ray abandoned his wife, a friend's wife, and at the same time the business was successful, and he became the founder of McDonald's.
The poor inventor eventually disappeared silently in time, and his own store can't even use the name of McDonald's, how sad.
To exist is to be reasonable. So, in this sense, did the two brothers go astray and lead to this result?
The film itself
First of all, the first third of the film, the story is tight, dragged in the middle, and a little off topic. The ending goes back to the story itself. So, not a good story to tell. Editing is the general idea of narration. The pace is slow.
The film itself is not brilliant, the story is a slightly heart-stopping entrepreneurial story.
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