The movie was a collection of old footage, new enactments and then the actors talking about their characters as they themselves had learned things to help with the roles. You had to keep up with where the Director was taking you and that was ok - I got used to it and the story was formed pretty well. I was a bit sad they did not do a bit more on why the folks in Ireland repeatedly said it was the best job they ever had and they loved working at that factory. Why didn't we hear more about them? It helps to understand that he and his management staff did a great job with the workers. I had no idea it was discovered he was taking money out of his business that investors had infused into the company. If he had just used that money instead of him and Chapman taking it for personal use, perhaps the drug bust would have never played out. He was a visionary - but he could not hold on to his house made of cards. I still admire him for stepping out and making a new product. Oh yeah, and thanks for the GTO! Although this movie jumps around a lot, I appreciate them taking a fresh approach with old footage and new scenes. It was different - thanks for hitting it from different angles.