How does the shadow tycoon use money to build an empire?

For your reference, Forrest Gump, which was produced by/kloc-0 in June, 1994 and money empire, which was produced by/kloc-0 in March, 1994, has many overlaps. Black-and-white movies are also used to reflect historical moments, and the combination of fictional characters and historical real characters produces the effect of historical documentaries, creating the illusion that movie protagonists create history.

The fictional hero fictionalizes real things to reflect real events in history, praises and criticizes history in fictional plots, and expresses nostalgia. Novell, the hero of this film, invented the hula hoop and a straw in the middle. Forrest Gump also participated in the founding of Apple. Of course, the two films give people a completely different impression: one is touching and the other is absurd and funny.

This film completely imitates the American style of the 1950s and 1960s in terms of costumes, props, scenery, even hairstyle and makeup, and the visual effect can be regarded as watching the old movies of the 1950s and 1960s. However, the rhythm of the film is completely modern. The plot moves very fast, and the pace is very fast, just like the speed at which the former president jumped from the 44th floor. One second, he was mourning for the fate of the hero, the next, he was just sighing for the fall of Norwell, and then he was cheated and ruined. I'm worried about Amy's love. The next scene is that she rushes into the office to teach Norwell a lesson. Even the speed of the characters in it will really make them dizzy if they don't listen carefully, especially the heroine Amy, the female reporter who broke into the company to get news materials and the Pulitzer Prize winner, who is simply shooting a machine gun!

Although these characteristics are somewhat different from the previous films of the Cohen brothers, this film still has the characteristics of Koch films: for example, the reversal of Norwell's fate, the blue letter was buried from the beginning of the film and has not been delivered, which is the usual practice of Koch films; There is also the thought expression that accidental events determine the fate of the characters everywhere: the circle printed on the coffee cup is exactly the advertisement of the company's recruitment, and this newspaper floats to Novell's feet with the wind; The popularity of hula hoop is driven by a little boy's unintentional play and so on.