The battle for the hearts, minds, and taste buds of the world is about to get a major movie treatment. Judd Apatow is directing Cola Wars, a film about the epic struggle between Pepsi and Coca-Cola, with Steven Spielberg as a producer.

But is this really a story worth telling? What if the rivalry between these two soda giants is just a manufactured myth? Has the author overlooked the impact of other factors, like changing consumer preferences or environmental concerns, on the cola wars?

The film will reportedly focus on Pepsi's underdog story, including the infamous New Coke debacle and the time Pepsi set Michael Jackson on fire. But what about the other side of the story? Will we see the struggles of Coca-Cola, or is this just a one-sided tale?

Cola Wars joins a growing trend of company biopics, which raise important questions about the role of corporations in our society. Are these films just a way to humanize and romanticize the actions of big businesses, or are they a genuinely compelling way to tell stories? And what about the impact on the employees and communities affected by these companies?

The movie market is already crowded with business-focused films, from Air to Flamin' Hot. Will Cola Wars be the next big hit, or will it fizz out like a flat soda? One thing's for sure: with Spielberg and Apatow on board, this movie is going to make a splash. But what kind of splash is the real question. Will it be a refreshing change of pace, or just a sugary indulgence?

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