Movies aren't just for entertainment - they can offer powerful lessons for entrepreneurs.

"The Founder" teaches us about innovation vs. ruthless scaling, as Ray Kroc transforms McDonald's from a family burger joint into a real estate empire.

"The Social Network" shows that execution trumps ideas and stresses the importance of legal foresight in partnerships.

"The Dirty Dozen" explores team-building under pressure.

"Apollo 13" highlights teamwork and quick problem-solving when failure isn't an option. Surprisingly, "Ratatouille" promotes recognizing hidden talent and sharing credit - crucial in any business.

"The Wolf of Wall Street" is a cautionary tale on greed, ethics, and leadership gone wrong.

"Molly’s Game" portrays the power of control, risk, and trusting the right partners, while "Joy" celebrates resilience and belief in one's product amidst patent battles and corporate pushback.

These films aren't business textbooks - but for entrepreneurs, they're entertaining masterclasses in leadership, hustle, ethics, and survival in the business world.