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Elmo 2023-09-19 00:27:49
Maybe I don't know much about this, and I'm not interested, so it's a bit boring to watch....
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Marion 2023-09-13 03:00:43
Another head-scratching financial theme, the subprime mortgage crisis triggered by the collapse of Lehman Bank in 2008. At first, I was still a little bit blindfolded, but after I watched it gradually, I felt a sense of tension that I couldn't stop. It was a very good popular science...
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Amparo 2023-09-07 18:45:51
I don't know, but I...
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Madyson 2023-08-19 21:28:18
You will work on "we are making too much money". Uncle Ji and Bernanke are like a blast. The movie is simpler and rougher than the original book, and the IBs won't be able to turn over for a long time. Would China dare to make a movie like this about those junk bonds bought by small and micro...
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Lucie 2023-08-17 14:38:30
When the "Occupy Wall Street" protests are in full swing, watching this film feels even more unpredictable and incomprehensible. Just a few people decide the fate of the US financial market, and even the global financial market, which makes people feel helpless. Oh, Monk's dragon set...
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Iva 2023-08-02 05:49:38
Oh, so many beautiful...
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Thea 2023-07-30 21:38:54
If in China, it's...
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Madalyn 2023-07-21 11:43:16
Is this a whitewash for Hank Paulson? It feels less like a documentary, more like a feature film. At the beginning of the film, the amount of information is too large, and the financial idiot expresses...
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Donnell 2023-07-01 18:44:20
The popularity of the financial crisis far outweighed the media bombardment of that period....
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Sheila 2023-06-25 18:59:47
When Geithner is at his desk struggling to figure out who to merge with whom, I think it's the hardest juxtaposition...
Too Big to Fail Comments
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Richard Fuld: [on the housing crisis] You know, people act like we're crack dealers. Nobody put a gun to anybody's head and said, "Hey, nimrod, buy a house you can't afford, and you know what? While you're at it, put a line of credit on that baby and buy yourself a boat."
Joe Gregory: [chuckles] You heard anything from Buffett?
Erin Callan: He's asking for preferred shares at 40, with a dividend of nine percent.
Richard Fuld: [annoyed] We were just at 66. What the fuck?
Joe Gregory: Maybe it's just an opening gambit, Dick.
Richard Fuld: Sounds more like a goddamn insult!
Erin Callan: Dick, we're at 36 right now. We haven't been anywhere near 66 in months. The markets like Buffett. His name will push the price up overnight.
Richard Fuld: You know, I don't care who he is. I am not spending $360 million a year for the pleasure of doing business with him. Real estate will come back.
Joe Gregory: Koreans have been sniffing around.
Richard Fuld: There you go. And they won't steal us blind. I've seen this before: CEOs panic and they sell out cheap. Right now, the Street's running around with its hair on fire, but the storm always passes. We stand strong, and on the other side, we'll eat Goldman's lunch.
Erin Callan: So what do we do about Buffett?
Richard Fuld: Screw Warren Buffett.
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Ben Bernanke: [Having breakfast with Henry Paulson] Lehman's down another 10%.
Henry Paulson: You are not gonna let me get down a single bite, are you?
Ben Bernanke: This is why I have oatmeal.
