I purchased this movie on VHS at Save A Lot for $1 this week. I had heard of the documentary and decided to check it out. Hey, if it sucked, it's only a buck, and I can at least tape over it. This is a great movie. The movie does start slow, but it really picks up as the business and personal relationships (and the inevitable conflicts between them) grow more intense. The people in this movie are genuine people and it is easy for the viewer to relate to the joys and setbacks they face. This movie would be great for business students, as myself was once one. I would also recommend it for any entrepreneur, wannabe entrepreneur, and manager. I would write more, but I don't want to give anything anyway.
Review of Startup.com
