carolleejones

ALL DAHL STORIES SHOULD BE FILMED IN THIS MANNER. So clever in its story telling!! It's like a living diorama!

I hate that IMDb insists on using so many characters in order to post a reviews, as some opinions don't require all the verbiage they insist upon. I've seen other reviews that were short, but for some reason I'm expected to come up with 600 letters. Seems like an unnecessary rule, but I wanted so badly to give a bravo to this short, that I'm willing to ramble on just to speak on this platform. Sheesh! What a pain. But as I reach my minimum character mandate, I'll say again...this short is fantastic!! A clever take on a clever story written by an extremely clever man.

I doubt I have 600 words to say what I want to say, so I'll have to draw this out in a slow and wordy way. What! Is Mr. Wonderful chopped liver??? No!! He would be my first choice for a business mentor! Sure, he's abrasive...but he's honest. He seems much more interested in making money than the others, so I know he'd do everything he could to help grow my business.

I'd much rather deal with Kevin O'Leary's gruff directness than Cuban's smug arrogance.

I always lose respect for the contestant that comes in wanting Mark as a shark. So this particular episode wasn't my favorite.

Give'm hell, O'Leary!!!

I agree with others that have posted their opinions on this movie. I worked for an engineering company that had secretarial pools. Women who had worked there as a temp for several years. They were always Hoping to get hired permanently by the company, and of course some did but mini didn't. I was hired directly as a permanent, like Cleo. The temp girls didn't understand why. They were convinced that you had to be a temp for at least 90 days before the company would consider hiring you permanently. But when they found out I was never a temp, they kind of segregated themselves from me. Until I watched this movie, I had no idea what it might be like for them... For the temporary employees that I met occasionally. One of the women tried to convince me that she worked for my new boss, and that I was there to support our client. She was mistaken, and had to be removed from our set of offices. At the time I thought she was very pushy, but perhaps she was lost like Iris, Margaret, Jane, and Lisa Kudrow (I forgot her name) It was a good movie. A bit slow paced, but I learned from it.