It is said that the film is neutral because the film does not portray Ray Klock as an inspirational model who has been struggling to succeed, but rather objectively describes how he discovered the potential of McDonald’s from the Mike and Dick brothers and took it step by step. The experience of building your own business empire. In order to fully control the booming business, the film does not hesitate to use disgraceful means to kick off the modern fast food process and the McDonald’s brand founders Mike and Dick brothers, dominate the McDonald’s brand, and do not shy away from the love of the new and the old after the success of the business. Abandoned his wife who had always supported his career, and got married (married the wife of his subordinates).
From a commercial point of view, Ray may be a successful figure, making McDonald's a symbol of American culture, and providing food for one percent of the world's people every day. Ray is indeed indispensable. But from the perspective of being a human being, Lei Ke is a complete scumbag. From the initial dedication to the Mike brothers who discovered the fast food mode, to the ruthless "dumping" of these honest and conservative brothers, in Lei’s words, the business war is so cruel. When your opponent falls into the water, I will plug the water pipe. Into his throat. Perhaps as this movie reveals, shopping malls are really not suitable for kind people to survive. Of course, from a movie perspective, this crisp biopic is still very interesting.
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