Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps

[Skyve]

Just watched it, I freaking love this movie. Don't know what is so good about it, maybe the whole "money competition" feel to it. Kinda made opened my eyes for a possible career in Business. Anyways, another good movie within a month (last for me was The Social Network)

Spoiler!

I still hate the father, what a douchebag. I was shocked when Shia enters the Gordon's apartment and find it empty. Also could anyone clarify what exactly Locust Funding is and how it is illegal?

Share your thoughs.

[Dimethyltryptamine]

No where near as good as the first. If you haven't seen it, I recommend it.

[Skyve]

No where near as good as the first. If you haven't seen it, I recommend it.

First?

[Dimethyltryptamine]

Here you go

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0094291/

[zwaz]

Title doesn't impress me.

[Love]

Glad to see this thread as I wanted to share my thoughts on it.

BIGGEST PIECE OF PROPAGANDA GARBAGE I EVER SAW.

[MasterKojito]

^So it's not worth watching?

[Love]

Not at all, I felt like my brain was completely shut down and nothing of value even in an amusement sense was introduced. I actually watched this movie right when it came out just to confirm that it would be exactly what I thought it was and it in that sense it didn't disappoint, play by play exactly what I expected and I mean play by play.

Then again without making much of a remark here I immerse myself a bit too much in manipulation, history and philosophy to omit the obvious intent behind this film. Without making myself sound way too pretentious my last thought will be that if you are completely/largely ignorant to the things I just mentioned you will likely enjoy the film and feel like you learned something new, said new things of course being by no means factual and a complete distortion of reality.

[Dimethyltryptamine]

how's the view, bro?

[Squirt]

The first was the awesomeness

[Skyve]

Not at all, I felt like my brain was completely shut down and nothing of value even in an amusement sense was introduced. I actually watched this movie right when it came out just to confirm that it would be exactly what I thought it was and it in that sense it didn't disappoint, play by play exactly what I expected and I mean play by play.

Then again without making much of a remark here I immerse myself a bit too much in manipulation, history and philosophy to omit the obvious intent behind this film. Without making myself sound way too pretentious my last thought will be that if you are completely/largely ignorant to the things I just mentioned you will likely enjoy the film and feel like you learned something new, said new things of course being by no means factual and a complete distortion of reality.

A movie is a movie. Although I'm assuming that by "completete distortion of reality" you mean that buisness is nothing like that IRL? I don't know much about the share market and all. But would you like to tell me what isn't exactly true? I'm actually really curious bout buisness now

As for the first one, it's amazing how both Charlie Seen and Michael Douglas are in the previous movie and the actual one Does the first movie shows/explains how exactly Gordon got in prison for "something something".