I was at work when the January 2021 Game Stop thing happened i remember seeing the story drop while i was at work and i was like aint no way man WTF , also Fright Night(2011) never gets a shout out when people bring up Craig Gillespie's movies 😂😭
I saw Dumb Money this past Wednesday at an early access in my AMC. I really think this is a fun watch and definitely exceeded my expectations. I also agree Paul Dano stole the show. Continue doing the best content Sydney ✌.
Haven't seen Dumb Money but it feels like the biopic craze is trending more and more toward the unrefined and slapstick (by design). It's fine to embellish but I feel it's gone too far.
Totally agree, they’re put on a rushed timeline and don’t come from need, just capitalizing on the trend. Surefire way to get a bunch of middling movies
The Big Short is one of my favorite movies of all time. As soon as I saw the previews for this movie when I saw Oppenheimer I thought of The Big Short. As well I think this will be the first "true story" movie I actually was around for and knew about the real story at the time it happened. Really excited to see this movie tomorrow.
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Now you mention Dark Waters briefly…. Skip this movie and watch Dark Waters again. Okay that movie maybe 4 years old now, but that movie has friggin’ impact. One of Ruffalo’s best movies. ✌🏻
You NEED to see the bollywood historical/drama "PADMAAVAT" next 😍 TRUST ME!! Also would suggest the family/drama "KAPOOR AND SONS". Both very different from Jawan ✨
The raw story was amusing, but the try-hard edginess annoyed me enough to give it two stars. I actually don't mind this trend of corporate biopic success stories because it has become a cliche for the wealthy to be subjects of scorn (rightfully so in many circumstances) all the time in cinema, and it's a nice change to portray them sympathetically when it's deserved to do so.
I think one of my biggest sins is not seeing the big short yet lol I considered buying early on but didn't because I've promised myself never to get into the stock market haha still glad I didn't. Great review! Definitely more "yeah remember that?? Cool" instead of anything profound
i loved this movie. i tend to love anytime a movie celebrates a win for the little guy. the way they wrote the billionaires in a satirical format was just awesome to watch. also enjoyed all the meta stuff, sometimes it can be a little cheesy but i enjoyed it here. one day we will agree on a movie lol