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If you’re a movie fan, you’ve surely noticed that, in recent years, films about the real history of some brands are increasingly gaining ground. With a great cast and good scripts, feature films about intellectual properties are being highly praised by critics and becoming a success among moviegoers.

‘Air’

With an all-star cast, the film tells the story of the creation of the Air Jordan, the shoe made by Nike, especially for the then-rookie basketball player Michael Jordan. The plot shows the negotiations between the sports company’s competitors, Adidas and Converse, and how specialists in the field convinced the basketball player’s mother to believe in the project.

‘BlackBerry’

Based on the book “Losing The Signal”, the film shows the beginning, rise, and fall of one of the companies that dominated the telephone market at the beginning of the century. Who didn’t want to have a BlackBerry?

‘Flamin’ Hot’

Perhaps the most unusual idea on our list is the movie “Super Picante”, which tells the story of the spicy version of the Cheetos snack. The screenplay is also based on a book, “A Boy, a Burrito and a Cookie: From Janitor to Executive”, by Richard Montañez, a janitor claiming he is the cookie’s inventor.

‘The Founder’

One of the films, if not the most known on our list, stars Michael Keaton and shows the story of how a small, fast food store in the middle of the United States, which became the largest chain of ready-to-eat meals on the planet, the McDonald’s.

‘Tetris’

Games are on the rise in Hollywood, so much so that “Tetris” tells the story of manufacturing and the legal battle to release one of the most famous games in video game history. The film stars Taron Egerton.

Source: Gshow