Don't forget Blackberry lol

The difference is that these movies suk and have small audiences. Avengers 1 probably made more than all these movies combined...

Pinball as well

There's an uber biopic as well

Next it's straight porn to the big screen

The way I just ugly laughed rn

But it was California 😂😂

Using that to go on my lunch breaks at work from now on.

There was indeed another, better universe where all that happened. It was called the 80s.

Blackberry

They're also making a Slinky movie (for real). From director Tamra Davis (known for Billy Madison, Half Baked).

yes except those are all based in some form of reality whereas Frito Lay and numerous new outlets have published the receipts showing this dude lied and literally had nothing to do with the creation of Flamin Hot Cheetos.

I feel like they're doing this to establish a nonexistent legacy, kinda like the legends of Arthur except 21st century friendly lol or 👀👀 *jesus*

Yes, lie, cheat and steal because that is what this "story" is all about.

Are you talking about the wrestler? He wasn't an actor though, and he'd be 56 years old (a little too old for this part), and he'd be weirdly buff for a janitor and regular family man.

Whaaaat?

​@@EnzoTheBakerThe Rock was a wrestler to tho. They act for wwe

@@EnzoTheBakerwrestlers are actors and Eddie did great in that aspect of it lol all your other points though 👍

Mexican culture better than yours!

Mexican music has German roots- Mexicans were inspired by the German immigrants who arrived to the US-Mexico borderlands.

I hear polka music in Mexican Nortenas all the time. Virtually the same music. Especially the accordeon.

Germans introduced the 🪗 accordion to Mexicans in the late 1800, more or less, Germany's will play their music live of the coast of Mexico,, Sinaloa, Mazatlán was an area Germany's came too,,

Mexican Banda music is an offspring of German Brass Music

Sorry, but I watched it 0

@@08AdrianVlogsok??

It's unfortunate that's it's untrue

It is a joke……Flamin’ Hots were created by a team of hotshot snack food professionals starting in 1989, in the corporate offices of Frito-Lay’s headquarters in Plano, Texas. The new product was designed to compete with spicy snacks sold in the inner-city mini-marts of the Midwest. A junior employee with a freshly minted MBA named Lynne Greenfeld got the assignment to develop the brand - she came up with the Flamin’ Hot name and shepherded the line into existence.

@@senormejia9832 🐂💩 This story was absolutely REAL; I worked for Frito-Lay in Mexico City 10 years ago and this story is very well known.

Richard created the hot Cheetos recipe and lays tried to take all credit . That’s what really happened

They already had the Flamin Hot Cheetos made before Richard even became an employee of Frito Lay.

Or he was discredited. It happens all the time. Think back to the coffee lawsuit from McDonald's. It's been proven that mcd was at fault. But they manipulated the information and made the lady sign a non disclosure agreement.

@@urff1322 Sure, but they could have also realised that it’s a good story, regardless of veracity, and so decided to greenlight it. The story could still be true, anyhow.

@nopunksalive8902 book’s

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 10/10 -OY3AH! This is the most American 🇺🇸 Movie ever made

Beautiful TRAILER 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I just watched the 2 hour Nike ad, it was alright.

@@oy3ah2025 No, mexicans are just invaders living here lying, they\you are not American.

And it’s also a made up story

He lied about inventing them

​@@QuaquadaquWere you there to know that as a fact?

Proud to be latinos? lol Richard Montanez didn't even invent Flaming Hot Cheetos.

@@TheGoodContent37 If you’d be latino you’d have no problem identifying one someone is lying, then again you don’t need to be to identify lies.

Based on a lie. No thanks.

He did mention “Popcorn” at the meeting with Enrico lol

He didn’t Flamin’ Hots were created by a team of hotshot snack food professionals starting in 1989, in the corporate offices of Frito-Lay’s headquarters in Plano, Texas. The new product was designed to compete with spicy snacks sold in the inner-city mini-marts of the Midwest. A junior employee with a freshly minted MBA named Lynne Greenfeld got the assignment to develop the brand - she came up with the Flamin’ Hot name and shepherded the line into existence.

@@senormejia9832 He invented the idea of popcorn.

He didn't invent any of them.

YES!!!! When I saw he was in it immediate chills ❤

The CGI would be pretty dope

Only if it’s rated R

Omg, imagine if he joined The Super Smash Bros cinematic universe 😂😂😂

​@Dipa Gemintang Chester the cheetah on the bag

It's false though.

Latino!! So your not Mexican! And if your proud say it don't say your Latino say your Mexican if you are !!!

​@@NB-nh2sfI believe the story is true. How does someone go from being a janitor to becoming a top executive in a big corporation? Especially someone who is Latino as Latinos don't get many opportunities like this. You know he must have contributed to this company in a Huge way in order to reach the level of success that he did.

@@NB-nh2sfHe actually invented Hot Cheetos Popcorn.

​@@NB-nh2sf black people didn't invented ! Or pretty much nothing at all! 😂

Make sure you tell your kids it's not true.

I tell my kids that movies “based on a true story” is so loosely based. But this movie doesn’t say based on a true story, now does it?

@jazminp706 star wars doesn't day it isn't based on a true story, so by your logic there are teddy bears in the woods somewhere fighting the universes worst marksmen.

You’re so funny 🤣

You have a point. I have a point. We can agree to disagree and move on. Have you even SEEN the movie? 👀 Facts aside, tell me it wasn’t a great movie? Or you’re just a hater??? 🤔

This movie was not only inspirational, but I even welted up at one particular part. It gave me just the inspiration I need to keep on keeping on. And it made me really excited about his determination in seeing ones vision through.

It was inspirational like the mop movie.

@@fromtheinvisibledeskofmiked What is the mop movie?

Lol, this wasn't even a true story. Extremely debunked and sad so many just taken their spoonfuls

Definitely. Movie even brought tears to my eyes.👍🏾

Movie sucked

Inspiring to what? Fake it?

Except it never happened.

Bro, this guy didn’t come up with the idea of hot Cheetos. He literally scammed the entire world with his bullshit ass con.

Sadly it's all fake

Bit the entire Sotheby’s a lie though. Flamin hits idea was created by a black salesman and sotre owner onthe Southside if Chicago named Fred Lindsey. Lindsey notices his black customers preferred the spicy snack over the Frito-lay plain tasting ones. And th ie sports rion to move forward with the project was ever 8 executives who visited Chicago and Detroit stores and wanted to Crete a spicy snack that appea,Ed ro balck cusk ere at midwestern m8ni marts. The Marketing chief chosen to develop and oversee the project was “Lynn Greenfield” who came up with the “Flamin hot” name and packaging. Steven Williams was the first consultant hired by the Frito-Lay marketing team and aa Flamin Hot consultant a and the ideas on what flavors, spices , and ingredient's would appeal to the black consumers in the Midwest they were targeting for this brand were made by him and a group of 5 other black associates in Chicago who included “Marvin Johnson, Roy Patterson, Darius Smith, Jamal Jackson and William Woodley”. They would send there ideas to the marketing team at the Headquarters in Plano, Texas. Steven Williams later went on to vec9 the first black CEO of PepsiCo North America and still has the position as of today. Richard was not on that Flamin Hot Advisory board in Chicago or the Frito-Lay marketing team in Texas. Neither was any other Hispanics. So the idea for Flamin Hots Chips came form Fred Andre Lindsey and the creator of the brand itself was a group effort which came from multiple people who were African-American and White marketing employees. The claims Richard started making early 2000s. he came up with the idea and created the brand inspired off Mexican themed spicy snacks in California is complete fabrication.

But what does being black have to do with anything

Actually some of it my mom grew up with his sister his sister was the gangster he wasn’t

I am working on a script about the man who came up with hummus flavored saltine crackers.

The people saying it’s fake still haven’t answered this….1) The gringa & her team who created it….where did THEY get it from? 2) Snacks during this time period were almost exclusively catered to white folks. Why would they take a risk on this product? SOMEONE had to vouch for it who had knowledge of what Latinos liked.

@@SoulEternalPeaceWarrior77 OR it could be people are wondering why the hell anyone would want to see a movie about anyone coming up with this. Not exactly the Wright Brothers, is it?

@@SoulEternalPeaceWarrior77 They got it from Chicago, there were stores in the area that had spicy foods. Your question 2 is the true part. Montanez was a big proponent of making a Latino market within Frito-Lay, he can also take credit for pushing flamin' hot popcorn and sabritones. He just can't claim Hot Cheetos or to have been a janitor when he pitched it. I feel like his story started with him talking about really pushing hot cheetos to the Latino market and then he kind of just said he created them too.

Unfortunately, it's not a true story. Look it up very sad

Idk how so many people haven't heard this crap is fake

@resinfingers3896 I didn't say it was true lol I said it was a good movie

Say what you want just go watch "The Flamin Hot Lie" before you reply with hateful intentions🙏🏽

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anywayssss… glad to see Montañez as the face of hot cheetos 🙏🏽 love that

@@gabyoftherose Same here.

Lol

Aw dude I want that instead

Did you cry when you realized he lied about inventing them? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Ztp0oLhonMizp3k.html

It was flamin hot lol

Calm down

Too bad it isn't true

This is by Disney? Nah i don't believe it,where is the gender swapping,race swapping? Where are the trannies and the drag queens? Unless there is a Trans albino Filipino in the movie there is no way Disney had anything to do with this.

Not really, The Founder very much made him a bad guy. Now sure about how this one will talk about Pepsi/Frito Lays beyond a mild ribbing by Tony Shaloub. Remember their workers only recently had to have a strike.

@@frankferrero5827 That's a mid joke.

@@TheRealTestFry2024 Wasn't meant as a joke. Comment was made by judging the current trend of wokeness in media and the direction Disney has taken to alienate their fans...

@@frankferrero5827 That comment literally had nothing to do with "woke".

It's a fable dude

It’s a fake!

Yeah he's not the real creator the real Creator's name is Lynn Greenfield search up.

Its fake

Its fake

Yes I actually Agree with you

@BrandoFresho how do you know it wasn't, were you there? How do we know the corporates wanna dismantle this? We might just never know, just keep In your heart this was a kind story and not of lot if movies are made like this nowadays

​@@josemadrista123do you know how chemicals and random ingredients are in hot cheetos? You think some random hispanic dude with little money invented it in his house?

Flamin’ Hots were created by a team of hotshot snack food professionals starting in 1989, in the corporate offices of Frito-Lay’s headquarters in Plano, Texas. The new product was designed to compete with spicy snacks sold in the inner-city mini-marts of the Midwest. A junior employee with a freshly minted MBA named Lynne Greenfeld got the assignment to develop the brand - she came up with the Flamin’ Hot name and shepherded the line into existence.

It’s not fake, Frito Lay has already backed him, the main ingredients used were invented for thousands of years by Mexicans and South Americans. Elotes are a huge thing in Mexican culture. It is basically an elote and no old white women could invent something that resembles an elote when they can’t even pronounce it correctly.

It’s not though It said that Richard Montañez , the son of Mexican migrants in California, invented the Cheetos variant when inspired by Mexican corn while working as a janitor in a Frito-Lay factory and that this creation led him to become vice president of multicultural sales. U need to research things instead of just lying because u don’t wanna believe what’s true and what’s not

I been knew the history behind hot Cheetos and I'm not Mexican I believe there's a documentary. This is true story. So a white person created the hot Cheetos using Mexican ingredients? 😂

@@stephoso wrong. it's bogus

@@stephoso yes it is fake tf you mean 🤣

@@obscuremusictabs5927 big deal. the media cant bring us mexicans down. montez made them

@@gaysonmartinocho5262it literally says he didn’t, you’re just going to pretend he did?

Stop, it’s a fake story, it’s literally embarrassing the Mexican community

@@American-bean.45 it is not a reliable source. it is a mexican hating source that is bias. it is fake news.

Mexico deserves a better film representation than this fucking abomination of a "true story"

I agree he lost his dad way to young. But he is coming up everywhere now congrats to his success

I saw the movie too and thought the acting lacked confidence. Which makes sense because how can you be confident about telling a story that's based on lies even after the Lay's corporation produce receipts to prove that Montanez is a liar.

No woke agenda

@@lovelynight5967 mmm i mean, it’s just a movie, honestly the acting it’s not bad.. just take it as it is .. entertainment

@@lovelynight5967 I thought the acting was great! I believe you lack understanding it’s inspired by a true story. None of the hater commentators were there, not in Chicago tasting board-nada. This tastes and feels like a vato from L.A. who made it to the top-that’s fact! Anyone who likes this movie, can give chettos what you think!

Flamin’ Hots were created by a team of hotshot snack food professionals starting in 1989, in the corporate offices of Frito-Lay’s headquarters in Plano, Texas. The new product was designed to compete with spicy snacks sold in the inner-city mini-marts of the Midwest. A junior employee with a freshly minted MBA named Lynne Greenfeld got the assignment to develop the brand - she came up with the Flamin’ Hot name and shepherded the line into existence.

Well it is true now, all of these mestizos will simply insist it is true because it was in a movie.

Agreed

It’s a true story

@@dexter2178 No

Here's the thing, I am more willing to believe he created it than her. The reason is naturally Mexican history with spices and foods. It might be easier to believe her, but I personally am more inclined to believe him. Also, where is her proof? Her word? Just interesting how everyone is willing to say he's a liar because of her word. Either way, congratulations! It was a great movie. Also, i found it notable that he was a committed worker at the bottom unwilling to stay there. Great lesson for many of us who tend to be lazy and disrespectful to management. God rewards the faithful, not the proud.

Because it never happened.

A fake story

Not talk8ng anythign away form Richard or what he accomplished when it came to marketing to Hispanic market lster on but his entire hit fake s story is total Fabrication. The idea and first pitch for Frito-lay to develop hot flamins came from an African-American Salesman on the Southside of Chicago named “Fred Lindsey”! Mr. Fred Andre Lindsey who has also denied Richards claims noticed his black customer's all preferred the spicy snacks in the store. Frito Lay then sent 8 marketing executives(4white and 4 black) to black neighborhood corner stores in inner-city Chicago and Detroit where they all decided they wanted to create a spicy snack to appeal to black consumers i the Midwest inner city market to compete with the spicy snack form competitors in the inner city Midwest markets. They also interviewed a variety black salesman and black customers at those corners sores about what flavors and ingredients they wanted on the chips. So the inspiration for hot flaming according to to the company came form inner-city corner stores in Chicago and Detroit. And the idea to start the hot flamins chips came form “Fred Lindsey”. They were actually looking for spicy Chips that would appeal to the black inner-city Midwest consumer market and were nkt even thinking about the Hispanic market or California at the time at that time since there plain flavored Chicago we’re not big sellers i the Hispanic community. Marketing chief to develop and oversee the project was “Lynne Greenfield who came up with the “flamin hot” name and packaging name and packaging. Fred Lindsey was the first salesman hired by Frito-Lay marketing team and aa Flaming Hot consultant a and the ideas on what flavors, spices and ingredient's woukd appeal to the black consumers in the Midwest they were targeting fir this brand were made by him and a group of 5 other black associates in Chicago and Detroit who would then send there ideas to the marketing team at the Headquarters in Plano, Texas. Richard was not on that consultation board and neither was any other Hispanics. The claim in richards book he created an came up with the idea is alie and his claim Frito-lay was looking for Chios that appealed to the Larino consumer market in California was a lie.

@@darianharris6569 cry about it

@@joseluissanchezjr he’s literally just speaking facts lol. You’re the one that’s clearly butthurt.

@@darianharris6569 Blud wrote a whole essay 😭

@@joseluissanchezjr he can cry about it but this story still fake ass hell lmao

Too bad it's all bullshit. This story has been debunked.

One does not have anything to do with the other. Stay on topic.

Sit down before you hurt yourself

Don't let the truth get in the way of a good story. 🤣🤣

Hope they at least address the lies in some way. Yeah they were balls deep into production when he was exposed though. 😅

He didn't invent flamin hot Cheetos, he invented flamin hot popcorn

It's a lie and nothing more than a push to keep racism alive. Push that narrative.

Too bad it was a lie and I know it wasn't your intention but Latinos have done way more important and magnificent things that have helped and promoted our culture than making hot chips 😅

Lmao siéntate Mija 😂 this is a lie. If she wants to be a (biographer ) producer then maybe she should do research or have someone do the research because this isn’t true 😂

This movie was a shameful exploitation of Chicano tropes and cliches. Even if the story was true, it’s a ridiculous message to draw inspiration from, especially for young chicanos. Drop out of high school, go be a janitor at a plant, and pray that you get rich quick. You’re better off just teaching young chicanos and chicanas to play the lottery. It’s even worse that the movie is made by a Chicana exploiting a Chicano’s lies. It’s trash no matter how much chile y limon you put on it.

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We just watched it on Disney+, it's FANTASTIC!!🤩

That's exactly what I did lol

Goofy ahh 😹😹

​@@DaveDurango TDPHC alt.

If a guy says good is not allowed, ignore him.

I loved mixing it with the cheese Cheetos too.

We all are.

Proud of lying? Yeah of course you all are.

@@williamrockwell9705 Brice is a little boy, why would you say that terrible thing ?

@@Corinacc825 Why would you be proud of someone lying. Oh right because this how your people are.

@@williamrockwell9705 who is the “your people” you’re referring to? Everything ok at home bud?!

It's not real

@@Cisco13 yeah it’s a movie not a documentary you doofus.

​@@Cisco13Who the F cares?

​@@Cisco13yeah the whole movie is just a bunch of lies and the people on here that keep pushing this movie, how great it is, are similar to Donald Trump supporters who support every last one of his lies even when they know it wrong, I just can't support a movie that is not based on fact but they're trying to push it like it's based on a true story.

​@@Cisco13so what, still an amazing film

I think its based on real story 🤔

​​@@zeeshanabbasi2590 it's based on a lie. He started telling this story in 2000, about 20 years after it was released. He didn't invent Flamin Hot Cheetos or even came up with the name. He did pitch the Flamin Hot popcorn though but this movie is complete embellished

The story has been completely debunked

you can't be a real person

Wdym I’m real xd?

Well... unfortunately it wasnt

@@jackduncan7868 But it really was..... Pizza Hut is Pizza Hut, but their food comes from Italian culture. A Mexican or Mexican-American may not have created the product but its roots still come from that culture.

@@elliegonzales8212 cheetos don't come from Mexican/Hispanic culture soo...

@@jackduncan7868 Chile powder....spices....corn. You'll figure it out.

@@elliegonzales8212 I mean I guess that's something to reach for

If a user says it's not coming, ignore him.

@@TDPHCIsAHugeStupidDumbassLiar thanks Jim