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The First $20 Million Is Always the Hardest

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Andy works in marketing but wants to create something "real" so he gets a job in research with huge a pay cut. He teams with 3 nerds to develop a $99 PC for 3rd world students. Then comes the dot-com crash.
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Mick Jackson
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Andy works in marketing but wants to create something "real" so he gets a job in research with huge a pay cut. He teams with 3 nerds to develop a $99 PC for 3rd world students. Then comes the dot-com crash.

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Director: Mick Jackson
Writer: Po Bronson, Jon Favreau, Gary Tieche
Production: N/A
Genre: comedy
Year: 2002
MetaScore: 20/100
ImdbRating: 5.5
BoxOffice: $5,491
Released: 11 Oct 2002
Awards: N/A
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