In the end, love changes everything

Johnnie 2022-03-23 09:02:15

Fortunately, the protagonist of this film is an obedient and good boy who always takes his father's requirements to heart and strives to change himself to satisfy his father. Otherwise, the result of this story may be that Seth had already cheated his dad's money when he first started as a trader, but he was in awe of his father and hated his father a little, but always had a glimmer of hope to repair and make up for his father and son The missing link in the relationship, the so-called seeing the truth in adversity, and finally when he found out that his father was also taken away by the FBI, he did it.

Seth is a pretty bright student who dares to question anything unusual. He is also a reflective and kind-hearted student, and he tries his best to deal with Boss just to save a family on the brink. He is still a family-oriented child, and everything he does is to reassure his mother and his father.

In fact, this film is not so attractive or so suspenseful in terms of plot, everything seems to be a matter of course. But its success lies in making a commercial film very humanized, including a lot of humanistic care, which is the biggest bright spot.

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  • Sylvia 2022-04-23 07:02:42

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  • Madeline 2022-03-27 09:01:10

    There are quite a lot of such companies in China now, and they are 10 years behind.

Boiler Room quotes

  • Greg Weinstein: [to Seth] I'm going to be honest with you, I think you're running a good business and you're a smart kid, pulling in some real cash but I have to tell you this is a risky fucking business, are you honestly planning to deal cards to college kids when your fucking thirty five? You don't think you're going to get "pinched" in the next few years? Maybe it's about time to think further down the line.

  • Seth Davis: [Narrating] I was making good money with the casino but these guys were "macking" it hard, that's the level I wanted to be operating on so I drove out to Long Island, the office was a good hour from Wall Street, somebody forgot to tell the guys who worked there though, they looked and acted like they took the sixth train to Fulton Street every morning but it wasn't Wall Street it was exit fifty three on the Long Island Expressway, a good hour from the New York Stock Exchange, "Group interview my ass", it was like a Hitler youth rally in retrospect, the guy who pitched us, Jim Young was the head recruiter there between him and Michael honestly they can sell bubblegum at the lockjaw ward at Bellevue.