Of course, this film is also very typical. I know what change and change are. They are all tricks to deceive children. Look at this year's Obama debate. He held up the change before. Now it is Romney who is shouting for change, so this film is very interesting. Nonsense, deliberately set a situation, called product design to do marketing. Ask a little kid to do the old man's business.
You know what I saw, the director was an old man, he dug a hole, told the audience to get in, and then told you that Jiang was old and hot. All I can say is that this is a self-directed act of an aging society. You see who Mel Gibson's clients are, old man, of course the old man has no way of accepting new media stuff. And the little boss plays 50cent of music for customers, this is not courting death. This is a trap. The director has set it up to make the young and promising little boss run into a wall everywhere, making him unable to do anything without Mel Gibson, and he will need Mel Gibson to correct himself later.
There are also these inexplicable mergers and acquisitions. Although the business world is changing, it is not so. Those who are really on stage think about maintaining stability.
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