Project Hummingbird today released a new segment, which was previously scheduled for January 29.
The film is directed by Nguyen Kim, director of the Academy Award nomination for Best Foreign Language Film, Jesse Eisenberg ("Raiders" series, "Social Network"), and Emmy Award-winning "E" Alexander Skarsgaard ("Tarzan Returns: Jungle").
"Roll West" and "E Big" fired the boss to achieve the hard moment of beating workers
In the latest release, Jesse Eisenberg (the "Amazing Bandits" series) and Alexander Skarsgaard ("Tarzan Returns") resign angrily, angrily angering the boss, bluntly saying that the company's business system was badly designed from the beginning. The angry boss rushed down from the office, chased out a street in succession, and loudly threatened: "You are playing with fire and self-immolation!" However, the two did not turn their heads back and left directly on their backs.
Jesse Eisenberg, known for his quick-talking and high-IQ genius, once again played a clever role in the film, and his crisp and neat style of doing things reminds people of Mark Zuckerberg, who played him in "The Social Network".
And the other angry boss, "E Big", Alexander Skarsgaard changed his tough guy appearance in "Tarzan Returns: Dangerous Jungle", transformed into a middle-aged balding programmer, and showed his sullen and cute temperament.
The curly and bald financial brothers contributed to the first tough moment of the year.
Quitting to start a business, what are the prospects for a 16-millisecond fortune plan?
The reason the brothers were tough was because they found a "high-frequency trading" path to riches — by building a cable straight from Kansas to New York, they could get a stock market quote 1 millisecond earlier than all Wall Street brokers, that is, within 16 milliseconds (the time it takes for hummingbirds to vibrate their wings once). This means that a treasure trove of billions of dollars is in front of their eyes.
However, it is clear that it is not easy to open this optical cable, and 16 milliseconds alone is difficult to achieve at the theoretical level. What's more, the threat from the former owners also seems to be working in the dark, disrupting their plans.
Will the two brothers be able to overcome the obstacles and realize the dream of financial freedom?
After many years of absence from the big screen, Jesse Eisenberg finally had a new work released after "The Amazing Monster Group 2", and after the "Hummingbird Project" was released in North America, it received full praise from foreign media and audiences, saying that the film was "vivid", "humorous and charming", "deeply rooted in people's hearts" and "unexpected", which is worthy of domestic fans' expectations.
The movie "Hummingbird Project" is set for January 29 in China, so stay tuned.