Haruki Murakami said that everyone is looking forward to the end in their hearts. Sadly, most of us may not be able to escape this cycle of fate.
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Being out of nothing is called deceit, and it is called Fudge from the novel.
Amelia 2022-03-23 09:01:14
Wall Street crocodile + subprime mortgage storm, cutting into such a relatively boring and professional financial theme, it is destined to be reduced to a niche movie, and cannot get a small gold man. In order to pursue a sense of realism, I got a bunch of big names to do various professional terminology annotations, and they also made it into a pseudo-documentary style. Only with the help of a large number of subtitles, comments and barrage, most ordinary people still cannot fully understand the complex financial behavior behind it. It is conceivable that going to a movie theater to watch a movie may encounter what kind of suffering. But as far as the movie is concerned, it's just so-so.
Haruki Murakami said that everyone is looking forward to the end in their hearts. Sadly, most of us may not be able to escape this cycle of fate.
Haruki Murakami said that everyone is looking forward to the end in their hearts. Sadly, most of us may not be able to escape this cycle of fate.
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Hunter 2022-03-21 09:01:12
It is not easy to explain such a boring and complicated thing in finance. The editing is quite fancy, but as far as the movie is concerned, it is just average. After reading it, I felt a kind of sadness. ★★★☆
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Beaulah 2021-10-20 19:01:00
8.5 It is rare to see such a wealth of audiovisual language, straightforward and honest attitude and objective sense of morality in a Hollywood A-level production. In terms of photography and editing, it is like an American New Wave movie, with free and changeable techniques. Even Margot Robbie will be invited to explain financial terminology for you to replace traditional narrative devices. The play is also anti-hero and anti-climax, and this may be the most appropriate attitude towards this subprime mortgage crisis story.
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[last lines]
Mark Baum: Okay. Sell it all.
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[repeated line]
Mark Baum: I love my job.