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Gussie 2022-03-26 09:01:11
The film is based on the largest Ponzi scheme (pyramid scheme, illegal fundraising) in American history, and tells how Madoff, a financial giant and former Nasdaq chairman, played a Ponzi scheme.
A small phone call can reveal that the huge financial empire is just a scam. It has never had any business, and there is no so-called absolutely profitable fund. However, all people choose to ignore this problem and choose to believe in themselves. All the assets invested in his company, just...
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Fredrick 2022-03-26 09:01:11
That's all
I don't know what the director wants to express. Should he be punished when he makes a mistake or escape punishment? Where did your 50 billion go? Can he spend all his flowers? Whether his children and his family have benefited, it can be very clear, you can do it, anyway, U.S. American law proves...
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Kacey 2022-03-22 09:02:36
The biographical film of Bernie Madoff, the biggest Ponzi scheme in history, is unremarkable, although the story and De Niro's styling are completely true to the truth. On the contrary, the two sons raised by the biggest liar in history couldn't accept it after discovering the scam. They took the initiative to report their father and broke with them. Later, they were deeply tortured by their father's sins, and finally died one after another. They actually died of their own conscience, I was just curious: where did their conscience come from?
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Marques 2022-03-14 14:12:26
It's pretty good-looking, let's talk about it in detail, my HBO card. . .
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Mark Madoff: You should trust me in helping with advisory. I can handle this kind of thing for you.
Bernie Madoff: That's my business, not yours.
Mark Madoff: Ahd what happens when you're gone?
Bernie Madoff: I'm not having this discussion with you.
Mark Madoff: I'm just asking you...
Bernie Madoff: I'm not having this discussion with you.
Mark Madoff: What is it, dad? Tell me. What is it? Is it that I'm not cut out?
Bernie Madoff: Are you not listening me?
Mark Madoff: Just be honest with me. Just tell me.
Bernie Madoff: Do you not see what I have to deal with, the shit I have to go through on a day on daily basis?
Mark Madoff: No, that's why...
Bernie Madoff: The fucking shit that they put me through and fuck me all the time? Steal from me? Do you think you can do that? Do you think you can deal with that?
Mark Madoff: Yes, I can.
Bernie Madoff: I don't think you can deal with that. Bullshit, I don't think so. You can't stomach that stuff, that's not in you. Andy maybe, but not you.
Mark Madoff: What? What are you saying... are you saying that Andy is... What are saying... that Andy is better at his job than I am?
Bernie Madoff: Mark...
Mark Madoff: I go to that fucking office every single day, I do the same thing that he does.
Bernie Madoff: I gave you a fucking business to run, are you not happy with that? Wasn't that good enough for you?
Mark Madoff: It is definitely good enough for me. I...
Bernie Madoff: Then just shut the fuck up and give me a little of fucking grattitude and say "Thanks, dad". Can't you do that? What do you think, the whole fucking world owes you something? The whole fucking world owes you nothing! You gotta work for it! And I always said this to your mother. This is the problem with having money and education. Nothing is earned. You want something, you gotta fucking work for it!
Mark Madoff: And you don't think I have?
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[the Madoffs watch TV as they attempt suicide by Ambien overdose]
Ruth Madoff: Can't we just have quiet?
Bernie Madoff: I can't fall asleep unless I watch something.
Ruth Madoff: You just took a whole fucking bottle of Ambien, Bernie. Sleep's not gonna be your problem.
Bernie Madoff: My mind races.
Ruth Madoff: Fine. Our last night on Earth will be you, me and Judy Garland. How romantic.
Bernie Madoff: Let's not get started, Ruth.
[Bernie takes Ruth's hand]
Bernie Madoff: We had a good life, didn't we?
Ruth Madoff: Hmm. Yeah. Until you ruined it.
