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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  • Antonio 2022-03-26 09:01:07

    I also think the tail is a little rotten although it makes sense

  • Bulah 2022-04-21 09:02:37

    2010.05.16 Wonderful.

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  • The Daily News telemarketer: [the Daily News telemarketer, over the phone, accidentally mispronouncing his name] Hi Mr. Davis, it's Ron from The Daily News, how you doing this morning?

    Seth Davis: [correcting him] It's Davis and I'm not interested

    The Daily News telemarketer: ok I'm sorry to have bothered you, have a nice day

    Seth Davis: wait a minute, that's your pitch? You consider that a sales call?

    The Daily News telemarketer: well, umm

    Seth Davis: you know I get a call from you every Saturday and it's always the same half ass attempt, if you guys want to "close" me you should "sell" me.

    The Daily News telemarketer: alright

    Seth Davis: alright, start again.

    The Daily News telemarketer: ok, it's Ron The Daily News, how you doing this morning?

    Seth Davis: [amused] shitty, what'd you want?

    The Daily News telemarketer: it's not what "I" want, it's what "you" want

    Seth Davis: alright, now we're talking, what are you selling me?

    The Daily News telemarketer: we're offering you a subscription to The Daily News at a substantially reduced price, we're trying to reach out to people who've never had home delivery before

    Seth Davis: so, your basically everybody that already have a subscription is getting fucked on this one?

    The Daily News telemarketer: yeah, I guess so

    Seth Davis: ok I can handle that, ok tell me, why should I buy your paper? Why shouldn't I get The Times? or The Voice?

    The Daily News telemarketer: Well, The Village Voice is free, if you want it, you should certainly pick it up, but The Daily News offers you something no other paper can: a real taste of New York, we have the best features, more photographs than any other papers in New York and we have the most reliable delivery in the city, now what'd you think?

    Seth Davis: you know what I think? I think that was a sales call, good job buddy

    The Daily News telemarketer: so, are you going to buy a subscription?

    Seth Davis: [before immediately hanging up] No I already get The Times.

  • Seth Davis: [while sitting in the lounge area of a bar] so who do you live with?

    Abbie Halpert: do you mean is this little black girl taking care of her grandmother because her mother is a crack head?

    Seth Davis: [jokingly] yeah exactly, I thought it was "smack" though.

    Abbie Halpert: your right.

    Seth Davis: [referring to her attitude] You've got to get ahold of that edge, it's kind of sharp.

    Abbie Halpert: I know, it's just that I get so much shit at JT that sometimes I just get into that mode to get them off of me you know?

    Seth Davis: yeah, I was going to ask you because it doesn't look like the ideal working environment for a black woman.

    Abbie Halpert: no, it isn't, but how many secretaries do you know that make eighty grand a year?

    Seth Davis: one

    Abbie Halpert: exactly