A lawyer played by B.J. Novak in this movie convinces the protagonist that he's in the land business and not the food business.
The protagonist of this film goes to watch On the Waterfront after an argument with his wife, who he doesn't consult when using his house as a collateral for a business loan. The final shot in this film is of a mirror showing the blurry protagonist walking away to prepare to give a speech honoring Ronald Reagan. Two characters in this film repeatedly re-draw floorplans in chalk on a tennis court in order to work out an optimal flow. The credits reveal that the protagonist reneged on the 1% handshake deal he offered two men after one of them has a heart attack on the phone with him. This film opens with a montage of the protagonist unsuccessfully pitching men on "supply creating its own demand" through (*) milkshake makers. A lawyer played by B.J. Novak in this movie convinces the protagonist that he's in the land business and not the food business. For 10 points, name this 2016 film where Michael Keaton plays the title McDonald's businessman.
The protagonist of this film goes to watch On the Waterfront after an argument with his wife, who he doesn't consult when using his house as a collateral for a business loan.
The Founder