#1: The Founder
The Founder is the story of Ray Kroc. Right in the ’50s, Ray Kroc created an empire of McDonald's. We have two sides in it, McDonald's side and ray Kroc's side. This movie is the story of McDonald's as we don’t know it. The star Michael Keaton is Ray Kroc in this movie. In the beginning, this movie does a good job at getting you on ray Kroc's side. He’s a struggling salesman. He wants to make money. He just needs a good idea. When a good idea comes to him, you’re like yeah, man does its work with these guys and create something big and something good, and then that abort you have to reflect on being like am I rooting for the villain? Oh god, these guys being McDonald’s brothers, that’s right, these brothers owned a McDonald's restaurant played by John Carroll Lynch and Nick Offerman; they were great and such a fast, efficient way of making good food. Kroc was just blown away. He’s like, you guys need a franchise; this is a thing, and as it's on the social network, well, there we go. You can totally see these brothers given their personalities like I could see you guys going into business together like I could see you guy doing the good business you got the financially efficient business-minded one you got the one who wants to do good by people in this community and I love that.
#2: The Wolf of Wall Street
The wolf of wall street was directed by Martin Scorsese, one of the best filmmakers of our time. Stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, Matthew McConaughey. In this movie, Leonardo DiCaprio plays a real-life person named Jordan Belfort, a stockbroker who lives to make money; he dreams about money. he cannot get enough of it he eventually starts his agency where he’s got his own people working from, including Jonah hill where they do various corrupt things that aren’t exactly by the book to make money. This movie explores the world super-rich wall street brokers who DiCaprio plays are extremely corrupt, and many scenes go on longer than you may think and even tell that this is the big scene. It was so entertaining.
#3: The Pursuit of Happiness
It is the best inspirational movie. It is a film based on Christopher Garden. Christopher wants to give a good life to his son. he faces many hurdles in his life. Every scene in this movie is an element of inspiration. He will never give up though he faces many struggles. Christopher gardener is a salesman who struggles to meet both ends, but he wishes to provide a good life to his son and his wife. He invests his earnings in the portable scanner, meets a person, tries to become a stockbroker, and selects as a stockbroker. Stays in a restroom in a hotel and sells his blood for some money. And after the training, he will get selected as a stockbroker.
#4: The Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs is directed by Danny Boyle and stars Michael Fassbender as Steve Jobs himself, the creator of apple. The script is written by Aaron Sorkin, who’s considered by many to be one of the greatest screen writers of our time; he wrote the social network a few good men he created the tv show the newsroom. Guy’s a genius in writing, and this very definition of a three-act we go from three different periods 1984,1988 1998 right before three major products.
Launches for apple, and we can see the behind scenes of how all of this took place right before he goes out in front of the crowd to announce his new product. Still, the main focus of this movie is that hectic and adrenaline-fueled movement right before he announces his new product. And I found this movie extremely interesting. It's an entirely dialog-driven movie. The first act in1984 is filmed in 16mm film as time progresses to 1988; the second act of that sequence was filmed with 35mm, and finally, the 1998 sequence was shot on digital. So, it gives the movie the real tangible feel of technological progression. It is not the movie for everybody, but if you enjoy the dialog-driven movie, the performance-driven movie, you probably love it.
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