*NO SPOILERS I PROMISE
What's going steemians, I promise this will not become a review blog as I have a certain level of distrust for reviews, but as a guy who likes guns, action, cops & robbers, and spending approx 2 1/2 hours in what appears to be a fairly linear plot, I do have some particular views that can be adapted into business. As a brief synopsis an intelligent group of robbers are faced against a rugged unforgiving elite team within the LA Sheriff's department. As the cat and mouse develops and the plot thickens these two entities eventually come face to face. I do want to share my views as they pertain in a business sense, in the underlying messages that are introduced.
- If you are going to rob the Federal Reserve, you have to have a trusted team. (Please don't rob the Federal Reserve)
I say this from a business standpoint. If you are making business decisions you have to have people that will "ride or die" with you. - If you are going to rob the Federal Reserve, please be aware that you will face resistance.
Even if you have a tight knit team, you will face obstacles. You will have variables that are unpredictable and the team needs to be able to adapt - Know your limit.
Anytime we dream and we set out ambitions there may be a point in time where enough is enough, and we must be honest with ourselves and ask if this is worth dying for.
I honestly enjoyed the movie from beginning to the end. Will it win an Academy award, probably not, but it was entertaining to say the least. I would rate this a 6/10.
That wraps up this blog, hope all have a great weekend.