So? Total asshole right?

Seemingly, that's the message of the movie. I thought it was a little strange, the dark note it ended on.

Whenever anyone comes along who pushes the old out of the way to make way for the new, there is a certain amount of asshole-ishness necessary, certainly.

I thought it was interesting. I like true-to-life bios like this. Keaton was convincing. The sets were good. I'm not sure WHY it was made though.

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>>82499667
Yep.

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>>82499667
>Goy business are bad

The Movie

>>82499667
prudent businessman

Literally did nothing wrong

>>82499995
they're trying to finish the hit-job they started with Supersize Me.

>>82499667
>his wife hates him so much, she donates her late husband's entire fortune to left-wing causes which he despised while alive

>>82499667
Nope. Visionary, ambitious, and the only person who could have made the company into a corporate global giant.

If the brothers had remained in charge their brand would have eventually faded into obscurity.

>>82499795
the problem is ray croc didn't do anything, yet felt entitled to all the credit and money.

>>82499995
but jews are at key points to give the sage advice that solves all problems every time ray croc hits a wall.

>>82500210
>the problem is ray croc didn't do anything

He did everything. He's the man that created the McDonald's we know today. The McDonald brothers just had a hamburger stand in a rural part of California. Ray created an empire out of that. He deserved all the credit and more.

>>82500210
why do you believe the historical accuracy of anything in a Hollywood film?

It's really the other way. If they're making a movie about something that happened irl.....they're probably trying to sell you their version of what happened.