But basically there is no focus on portraying the characters. The characters are only used as puppets
to tell stories in this film. It is disappointing for those who are looking forward to the show, but it is beneficial to the service of the film itself.
Basically, this is the story of the subprime mortgage crisis. On the eve of the event, a big financial company cheats other people in order to survive. It describes the beginning of the whole thing from the perspective of the big boss to the partner to the rookie.
There is no fancy term to confuse the audience "Oh although I don't understand, but I think it's amazing." The highest level of vocabulary is swap, to ensure that all viewers can understand the story itself and not stick to the details of the matter.
But the ending is too bland, just Seems like a high-quality foreplay that ended up doing nothing...I want to see the destruction of other institutions, the depression of Wall Street, and Stanley standing in court for his actions Defense, society's introspection on derivatives speculation and a review of the financial industry has become a cancer in the development of the United States
But none of these, after reading it, I just want to be one of them, with an annual income of millions of dollars driving an Aston horse One of Ting's "financial villains", after all, we are animals that eat other creatures to survive, "the ratio of eating to being eaten never changes".
If I was in Kevin Spacey's This position, I will definitely do better. Because, when I eat others, I never feel guilty.
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