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why the fuck is selena gomez there

Totally underrated movie.

Because of these types of bankers, I was able to see more foreclosures than I ever wanna see again in my life. The only thing good was I was able to buy a damn house for quarter the value from a year before.

This works hand in hand with The Big Short - the scene where the banks are delaying the payoff for shorts so they can dump their trash elsewhere.

So many extremely well-paid execs in the room who didn't see it coming.

This scene doesn't need music. The music is written into the script, and the actors are singing it acapella in perfect pitch.

This time it will make what happened in ‘08 look like vacation in the Caribbean

"And here. We. Go." [again] --joker

I love this movie, I have seen it about 20 times, the best ever

I have seen it many times, and I think their 4am faces look so real, that I think it was recorded at that time?

Mark is acting like he is a victim and has been cheated by the banks. While that is partly true, the short wasn't his idea: he got it from Vannet. Just take the money, FFS.

And here we go again in 2024. The whole thing is about to collapse, only this time it will be bigger.

I can sympathize 100% with Spacey's character. I can't count how many times I've been in C Suite meetings with the CEO, COO, CFO and GC and none of them have any clue THEIR decisions have wrought until someone on my staff pointed it out to me and we presented the side effects of policy they put in place only to have them ream me out for it all going south.

I mostly see him in comedy movies so this was a surprise but a good one. The acting here is so intense. It's incredible. He's a damn good actor alongside other actors (Brad Pitt, Christian Bale, Ryan Gosling & Others). Love the cameos of Margot Robbie & Selena Gomez too. Great movie. Hope nothing like this happens Again.

The irony is that you could compare this situation & the build up to it easily to what lead to & the spectacular failure that was "covid". I remember since 1995 the focus was on dirty bombs & pandemics as the especially along the lines of terrorist threats & rogue nations/ dictators. And as always the governments of the world & the rich & famous did the complete opposite of common sense & in the end knowingly were wrong & no one's ever gone to jail lol.

So, Spock is smart😅

The best & most accurate line of the whole movie is "bluckin ruthless". THe worst two scenes in the movie is the vet when the dog is being put down & the end when he's being buried in the lawn of the ex-wife lol.

What might otherwise be to many people as boring looking with well-dressed stuffy people at a corporate money meeting... Turns into compelling drama... Very well done.

that shut your fukin mouth at the end was spot On

I am impressed by US banking company that allows even associate level employee can speak to C-level quickly and directly.

Really recommend this book. But it's still a good movie.

3:40 best moment

I didn't know Patrick Jane worked at a bank before the CBI.

Forgot the part where Bill Clinton re-engineered the "Community Re-Investment Act" by having regulators put the screws to banks to make loans to less qualified borrowers. But yeah, banks just lent money to lose it, so the could make money. Totally.

Do you care why I am here earning the big bucks?!!

I just wish I understood all of this 😂

I wanna know the dude he shook hands with. Someone on the board or his west coast counterpart maybe??

The fact that this movie tries to pass it off as incompetence and not malicious intent.. They (the banksters) knew EXACTLY what they were doing.

Boom! Roasted!

It is rather ominous that this has just entered my recommended feed all of a sudden. What is the algorithm suggesting?

"I know you got a big mouth. You like to run it"

The possibility of the company going under is secondary to Sam’s concern for the welfare of his beloved dog.

Throughout the movie Penn Badgley portrays what is it like for people who have imposter syndrome working on Wall Street. He’s scared about getting fired right from the start and once the first round of firing is over, he is trying to find ways to justify his own mind that the money he’s earning for pushing numbers is worth it and he’s not an imposter. In the end when he knows he’s actually getting fired, he’s bawling his eyes out in the bathroom while his boss just asks him if he’s alright without much emotion. Just shows how ruthless finance is and you need to be absolutely ruthless and Paul’s character in the show summed it up well, people berate finance bros but in the end, they have to make themselves believe they are the real deal if they wish to be successful on Wall Street

FYI ... A CV - or Curriculum Vitae - is an itemized list of a person's entire education, publications, accomplishments, notable projects, awards, honors, achievements, ...

They don’t make movies like these anymore

Brad Pitt: I didn't come down from the Smokey Mountains, jump out of a f***ing airplane, cross half of Sicily to short double A bonds.

Another interesting observation: Watch how closely Jared is looking at John and listening while John is telling Peter the nature of his job and why he is the boss....... It's coz Jared is the next CEO after Tuld retires and he KNOWS IT.....he's listening intently as to understand what the future holds for him and what exactly his future role will be as the next CEO..... John is the only person in the room that Jared TRULY respects and considers John his mentor!! Jared already knows he's the CHOSEN ONE and that's why he's not afraid of getting fíred and knows that Sarah will be one getting axéd..... Jared ultimately is responsible for the "PLAN" that Sam, Will and the traders execute in the morning.....the "PLAN" that Tuld asked him to draw..... Indicating further that John has immense trust on Jared's capabilities and expects him to deliver the plan that'll ultimately save the firm from going under!! P.S: If you're interested in the financial markets, you'll never get tired of watching this movie..... truly a MASTERPIECE!!💯

Am i the only one who finds it funny when Chief Risk Management Officer says “Mr. Salavan seems like knows what he is doing” 😂😂 bitch

6:55 'Alright I get it.' Because he knew already. Like the whole Senior Level Management. If anyone believes otherwise, I have a bridge to sell you.

Perhaps the worst movie I have ever seen. Not well made, bad script, boring, and way too much money spent on it .

If we all support and demand this kind of acting and cinematography…the little things matter a lot, then we can collectively restore society, and Friday night movies that we can talk about for months on end. The scene is amazing in so many ways. Jeremy Irons is the conductor, and the orchestra is awesome.

now thats a BOSS

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I must say, and you may or may not believe me, but this meeting brings me back to my corporate career because it is so true to form. The CEO personality, the upper mgt reactions, even the young assistant walking into the room and then the CEO entrance, it is SOOO true. What makes it so accurate is the personalities. If you want to work in a Corp environment, watch this 1000 times in particular the analyst and CEO interaction. That's how it is, that's how it feels. Like so many have said already, brilliant and I watch a few times a week.

So Jared called Tuld in the 5 seconds he excused himself for or another time I’m not seeing ?

I think i just realized why aig was one of the biggest companies hurt in the mortgage crisis. I assume they were the biggest holders of the synthetic CDOs. So, what im curious about it did any of these big short betters like burry or eisman actually short synthetic cdos?

Thank God we have Bitcoin

that was a good al pacino impression

You have to understand that Jared is not the normal guy here - the usual pattern do not apply to him. Not only is he very high in the firm - he is also able to read and understand the problem right away. Faster as Sam or Will understood it. He is the bridge between the real people in charge (like Tuld) and the people and structures who are running the firm. But the movie also shows good that the reality is not that fixed. There is a deep connection between Sam & Tuld where Jared is not involved. You also see here who is with a high chance the real power behind the firing of Eric Dale. Sam, Will and others on that level have not the power and was surprised. Jared did not knowed it too. But then he looked at Sarah and she was not suprised. So, she knowed and she told no one. So, Jared be the one in the ranks above here and already very high and Tuld for sure not involved (why should he) there are not many people left who has the power to do it. And - even if so - why Sarah did let it happened, it pretty much killed the head and the structure of the risk department - thats a serious thing. So, Jared question to Sarah was more as a question. It was also a "i got you". And in the end she was declared the scape goat by Tuld and for sure this whole thing is related to it. Sarah is shown the whole movie after this like waiting for the big bang because she knowed that now all points to here.