The Top 10 Best Wierd Business Movies Of All Time – Winston Rowe And Associates

Feb. 25, 2015 - PRLog -- Top Business And Sales Movies

Winston Rowe and Associates has compiled a list of the best business movies of all time.

We’ve watched every one of them.

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1) The Karate Kid 1984:

This is truly the best business movie ever, remember “Wax On Wax Off” – a prime example that everything requires hard work, knowledge and that determination, is key.

2) Midnight Express 1978:

This move speaks volumes about corporate and business ethics. If you’re thinking about taking a few short cuts and think you’re not going to get caught. Think again.

3) Flowers For Algernon (Charly) 1968:

A great movie and a better book, Algernon is a developmental disabled man that is given a surgery to make him smarter. After the operation, he sees his doctors as petty fools who waist their lives, only to lose his new found intelligence, then become disabled again. Live life as if it’s you last day.

4) Death Of A Salesman 1985:

If you work in sales, the greatest profession on Earth, unless you think communism is a good thing. Really tells the story of how self dissolution and doubt will destroy you.

5) Broiler Room 2000:

Another great business ethics movie, the moral of the story is not to seek approval and pride is truly you’re down fall.

6) Wall Street 1987:

If you really want to excel at becoming a complete douche bag suffering from a rectal cranial inversion, this movie is for you. This is an example of not what to be.

7) Tootsie 1982:

Your business associates are not what they seem to be. Dustin Hoffman (Tootsie) plays an out of work actor who has destroyed his professional reputation. Only to resurface in drag – fooling everyone, the lesson is; you can change your reputation instantly. Just don’t tell anyone you now wear size Twelve pumps, they’ll steal your idea.

8) Slum Dog Millionaire 2008:

Very Zen, the hero in the movie is not seeking riches. This makes it a great business move. Never seek fame and fortune it will find you. If you can’t find the lesson in this movie you never will.

9) Moon Over Parador 1988:

A remake of a 1930’s movie, the story is about an actor who replaces a dictator who passes away unexpectedly. You’ll never trust government again. Very funny.

10) Harold and Maude 1971:

If you think eccentric people doing wired stuff is a new thing, Ruth Gordon and Budd Cort the stars, will set you straight.  This is a great life is far too short movie.

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