Self-blame should be short-lived, but remembered long-term

Robbie 2022-04-20 09:01:40

Recommended by Fengyue, many details are well done, recording the eve of the financial crisis caused by the United States in 2008. The level of the company is clearly reflected in the movie. A simple aviation genius who is proficient in mathematics is very suitable for risk control. It requires a strong sensitivity to numbers. The small tech nerd also relied on this technology to keep their jobs at the beginning of this financial turmoil.

What the middle management in the middle said to the big boss is actually very profound. This crisis and everything that everyone has to face is not a problem of their company, but also a cycle of economics. No wonder anyone, any No one can be separated from the relationship. When will the next financial turmoil, which has been rare in decades, come, this may be a movie of deep self-reflection in the United States.

Finance, as its social nature, is only a feedback of human nature. The improvement of the financial market may also come from the improvement of risk management. Everyone needs to be vigilant to make the storm less violent and more gentle.

Learn from the experience of falling to the bottom again and again, grasp the law, stand up again, remember the painful lessons, the lessons that have been experienced, the mistakes that have been made, the greed that has been aroused, the places that have been lost , never go again. so do people

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  • Madalyn 2021-11-30 08:01:25

    When I commented, I thought of a Japanese movie-"I can't make it to work in a dark company anymore"

  • Milan 2022-04-24 07:01:06

    In fact, I don't fully understand,,, there are too many professional terms, and the subtitles are stupid.,, As far as I understand, this movie has no obvious dramatic contradictions, and the scenes are limited, but mainly through the characters. Story of. The stars of the film contributed excellent performances, the script was solid, each character was vivid enough, and there was enough blank space for the audience to imagine. I'm still hopeful of getting an Oscar nomination.

Margin Call quotes

  • Peter Sullivan: Are you sure it's the only or right thing to do?

    Sam Rogers: For who?

    Peter Sullivan: I'm not sure.

    Sam Rogers: Neither am I.

  • Sarah Robertson: At the time, it didn't seem like there was much of a choice.

    Eric Dale: It never does.