Which company's success history would you like to see adopted to film? Similar to McDonalds 'The Founder'

Which company's success history would you like to see adopted to film? Similar to McDonalds 'The Founder'

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Ray Kroc literally did nothing wrong.

The McDonalds brothers never wanted to expand, they can consider themselves happy to have gotten a million dollars after taxes from Kroc for the McDonalds Corporation. They would have never earned the money themselves.

Enzo Ferrari

>tfw Oliver Stone's Ferrari biopic with Christian Bale as Enzo never happened

KFC

took control of their business away from them
opened up a mcdick's on the same street as the one ran by the employess just to run them out of business

This but with the Norm MacDonald colonel

Kellogg's just for the weird shit experiments he did.

I'd love to see a movie about the Ford-Ferrari rivalry at Le Mans in the 60's as seen on James May's segment on the Grand Tour. That would be car-kino.

Sup Forums

Chiquita

>you will never overthrow latin american governments using bananas

>Has Anyone Really Been Far Even As Decided To Use Even Go Want To Do Look More Like?

wat

Hugo Boss

Newfag, please

They would have preferred earning a modest living and owning their own name over having a million dollars and losing the company they worked so hard on.

>pitstop only for tires

Autismo 500 grand prix

>opened up a mcdick's on the same street as the one ran by the employess just to run them out of business

i agree that was a dick move. should have just let them keep that one and they'd have nothing to complain about

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refueling should come back, tire strategies are so fucking boring

How can you watch that garbage?
Nascar is the same bullshit. It's autism incarnate

>comparing Nascar to F1

Now you really fucking triggered me

Nascar is rednecks driving in a literal circle for 500 laps.

F1 is the pinnacle of automotive-engineering, it takes around 1500 people to build 2 cars and the knowledge gained will impact road car development sooner or later.

This.

But they already did that.

Why were the Nazis so /fa/ ?

How have they not done a henry ford biopic yet?

Because of Hugo Boss, duh.

and is dying as fast and losing viewer and sponsorship as quickly as that dying stock car racing league, congratulations

Microsoft

I can see this guy playing Ballmer.
>DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS

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It's still boring and useless.
I don't want my car parking itself
I don't care about unnecessary electronics, I'm happy with my old car and the reason I won't spring for a new is because they're loaded down with over engineered spam components

Find a new hobby, f1 is rainman tier ridiculous

The Trump Organization

I think Donald is a literal retard, but he's an interesting character to explore.

>tire strategies are boring
>Wants to bring back refuelling strategies

Fuck off Germany

Just wait until his presidency comes to an end, the movie studios will battle each other for the biopic rights.

Fuck off, Sup Forums.

F1 isn't Formula E, all the electronic aids are banned pretty much.

Not that guy and not Sup Forums, but if you don't know what that's referencing you need to /lurkmoar/ buddy.

>trying to deflect your newness

born for the role

Look at how wasteful they are, doesn't that make you feel like an idiot
I'd much rather see someone play golf

That wastefulness is fun to autismos, like some teams will make about 1 million custom parts per year, every bloody part has a number that must be signed off on each step of production by the relevant persons.

>watching F1
can't wait for roboracing to start

>the movie studios will battle each other for the biopic rights
I'm pretty sure they don't need any rights for a biopic.

You're right and wrong.

It's true that Ray Kroc was the one who had the vision and insight to make a local burger joint into a mega-corporation with restaurants in all 6 habitable continents.

However, even with the money that he gave to t he brothers, Kroc openly admitted that he reneged on their handshake agreement about the percent of earnings. At least the McDonalds brothers actually came out with something unlike other people.

His story is really about how no matter how many times you fail (1000+ restaurants rejected his chicken), you never stop believing in yourself and your idea. I mean, realistically, most people would throw in the towel somewhere in the hundreds. There's a saying that insanity is expecting a different result by doing the same thing over and over again. Yet you can counter it doesn't matter how many times you fail because that 1 breakthrough success makes up for all those disappointment and loss. At what point do you quit? Or do you keep soldiering on because the gold mine is just within grasp?

They rarely make a biopic movie or TV series about US business magnates. I'd kill to see a Ford one as well as Carnegie, Rockefeller, Mellon, Vanderbilt, Gould, and Morgan. It doesn't help that Ford's investment helped Nazi Germany in the 1930's.

If only they used all their disabilities for a greater good instead of consuming and finding more meticulous ways to spend resources

>If only they used all their disabilities for a greater good
Entertaining me is the best thing they could possibly do.

WWF
A Paul Thomas Anderson Film

They have to depict his encounter with Ferrucchio Lamborghini. Apparently, Lamborghini told Enzo that the clutch of the Ferrari car he bought wasn't good to which Enzo replied that the tractor maker (what Lamborghini started off in) should go back to his farm and leave luxury cars to him. Ferruchio was pissed and started Lamborghini as a result of that meeting.

This is why you NEVER talk shit to someone because you'll never know if they'll remember you and come back to beat you at your own game.

The South Sea Company
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>tfw too smart to watch TV

They don't call it "the idiot box" for nothing.

walmart

About Kevin Tsujihara how he run WB into the ground. From being the best studio in Hollywood to the comedy show it is today

I like too see a trump biopic, but with trump actually playing himself, so you would have him dressed as young trump with little shorts etc and have him arguing with the Scottish etc

Lockheed Martin

The bribing germans with hookers and blow so they buy overpriced jets that kill german pilots scene would be pure kino