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RELEASE DATE: December 11, 2015
DIRECTOR: Adam McKay
CAST: Christian Bale, Brad Pitt, Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Karen Gillan, Melissa Leo, Marisa Tomei, Tracy Letts, Stanley Wong, Selena Gomez, Jeremy Strong, Max Greenfield, Hamish Linklater
PLOT: Four outsiders in the world of high-finance who predicted the credit and housing bubble collapse of the mid-2000s decide to take on the big banks for their lack of foresight and greed.
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@danjohnson3459 5 лет назад

I have probably watched this movie 20 times.

@ratpack0075 5 лет назад

man i have stopped counting at this point. sure a great movie!

@UrAvgGamer 5 лет назад

Me too! Somehow I keep thinking of the movie and I keep rewatching it

@BlaneNostalgia 5 лет назад

Its mostly the acting, the story is immersive but its a huge ensemble cast of great actors

@Akuu820 5 лет назад

It's like watching a car crash over and over.

@raywellington7048 5 лет назад

it took me around 10 times of rewatching the movie to understand it. But when it clicks, everything makes perfect sense.

@brahmakivani 6 лет назад

From the role of Michael Scott to Mark Baum, I just have to say that Steve Carell is an exceptional actor.

@Fabo100 7 лет назад

he did an amazing job. him, Goslin, Bale ALL KILLED it

@bigboy2621 5 лет назад

Fabo Andolini Brad Pitt

@WOTArtyNoobs 5 лет назад

All the actors did an amazing job on this film. There was an awful lot of improvisation, but they explained what happened and made the story interesting.

@darknagaadventures7884 5 лет назад

I had no idea he could deliver such an incredible dramatic performance.

@quitebad459 5 лет назад

@@darknagaadventures7884 I mean have you seen threat level midnight?

@bingalz1 5 лет назад

@@quitebad459 reply of the year!!!

@cathyfigueroa1 8 лет назад

seen the movie. Steve Carell is fantastic

@DJTyrrell 8 лет назад

+cathy figueroa He's really fantastic! So is Ryan Gosling - didn't even know it was him until the final credits.

@adlufc1141 8 лет назад

+cathy figueroa i thought the same, but Christian Bale takes some beating in this film IMO

@shingnosis 5 лет назад

Cristian Bale often takes a beating in his films.

@reaper411b 4 года назад

Yo watch him (and B. Cran and L. Fish.) in Last Flag Flying. Phenomenal. While you're at it, check out The Meyerowitz Stories. I love it when these comedic actors who typically play ridiculous roles that I mostly dislike turn and do some drama. Frickin phenomenal.

@olafg9884 4 года назад

@@DJTyrrell m

@speedingtickets8600 7 лет назад

I never looked twice at Steve Carell until this movie. I was blown away by his fantastic acting, with a sad, yet hilarious character that I believed in 100%. I will be paying closer attention to him from now on.

@my4337 4 года назад

“They call me chicken little. They call me bubble boy”

@narutobroken 4 года назад

M Y let's not talk about my margins being nice and fat, nice shirt, do they make it for men?

@HannuHeikkinen 3 года назад

@@narutobroken Nice shirt, yes, yes?!

@dogelife7901 3 года назад

I'm jacked. I'm jacked to the TITS!

@jsuswaram 8 лет назад

Steve Carell has come out as a brilliant actor in this fantastic movie.If you are a fan of his work like i am ..please do not miss this movie. In fact all the actors in this movie are amazing..The drama will keep you on the edge of your seat! Steve Carell 10/10 Christian Bale 10/10 Ryan Gosling 10/10 Brad Pitt 10/10 Finn & John 10/10 Movie 10/10

@cesarfarfan3390 6 лет назад

janakiram suswaram sir, Ryan Gosling was actually 11/10 at least

@littledovecitydust 3 года назад

I think Steve was too much of a Michael in this movie. Every time he yells, I hear Michael Scott.

@panzerkami2381 3 года назад

Ironically, I was NOT a fan of his work. Prior to seeing this movie I always had Steve Carell pegged as an Adam Sandler type of limited rom-com actor. Then I see this and within five minutes of his character being on screen I realize that STEVE CARELL CAN ACT. Not just act funny or act goofy but actually act, as in the art of acting. Blew my mind. Why haven't they given this man more proper roles where he's got a chance to actually act? That's what I wanna know.

@lukebrown7651 2 года назад

@@panzerkami2381 Steve Carell is about 20x funnier than Adam Sandler. Adam Sandler has the humour of a child; Steve is actually amusing. Steve is also 100% a better actor.

@sousams3797 2 года назад

Don't forget the pole dancer Bebe

@Anthony-sw8ui 5 месяцев назад

I can't tell you how many times I have watched this movie. I find it endlessly fascinating. What a cast of characters. It is hard for me to see these actors as anything but the characters they played in this movie. Stellar actors in a fantastic movie.

@idarknight2123 8 лет назад

this guy is a genius, I really loved his acting in this movie.

@brendanbloomberg3283 5 лет назад

he has no idea about the motivations of the man hes portaying.......$$$$$ only.

@Unexpectedstuff 2 года назад

@@brendanbloomberg3283 yup, but he knows and understands the character from the script, that’s enough. It’s not a documentary

@brendanbloomberg3283 2 года назад

@@Unexpectedstuff aaaaand my point stands.

@Unexpectedstuff 2 года назад

@@brendanbloomberg3283 which point though? How this relates to Carell’s acting?

@brendanbloomberg3283 2 года назад

@@Unexpectedstuff if you know anyone in finance you his character was bullshit.

@WOTArtyNoobs 5 лет назад

The great thing about Steve Carell's portrayal is that he actually shows the humanity of Steve Eisman - that he felt the pain of participating in the event, even though he did not cause the problem, he knew what the fraud would do to ordinary people and he was against fraud.

@robbayley866 4 месяца назад

That intimate scene with his wife when he finally breaks over his brother tears me up every time.

@janderson1232 7 лет назад

I keep expecting Dwight Schrute to be standing behind him with his arms crossed

@jasonjones3638 6 месяцев назад

He played him perfectly. Big respect to Steve as I just thought he was a comedy guy, great stuff.

@MrJamberee 6 лет назад

Whoever made the decision to cast Carrell in this role deserves much respect, as does Carrell for outstanding performance.

@philipkhatana4227 5 лет назад

An earlier comment mentioned other movies that he acted in brillantly. I haven't seen those, but yes, his performance in this was amazing!

@MagnusAnand 5 лет назад

Brilliant movie, with brilliant script, directing and acting

@Out1sSaidAsOat 8 лет назад

I couldn't take Steve carell serious before this movie

@JoniAntonio 8 лет назад

not even in crazy, stupid, love??

@burmiester1 6 лет назад

He was amazing in The Way, Way Back.

@ryanwilliams4223 5 лет назад

Ye same this film really sold it for me he was amazing in it,very compelling.

@DennisWDobbins 5 лет назад

You need to see Foxcatcher. After I saw it, I never thought of Steve Carrell as an actor the same way again.

@erikquint3904 4 года назад

Says more about how uninformed you were about him as a actor

@VNSeraphin 5 лет назад

Steve was awesome but the best quote still goes to Pitt (IMO) : Stop it! Everytime unemployement goes UP 1% 40k people die. Just stop dancing.

@dLzzzgaming 5 лет назад

Just don't fucking dance* but yea, agreed

@Velocitist 5 лет назад

“Do you have any idea what you just did?”

@Velocitist 5 лет назад

“You’ve just bet again the American economy.”

@OS-yg9fr 5 лет назад

why are you talking about the best quote lol irrelevant. talks about an actor and then the quote. lol doofus

@VNSeraphin 5 лет назад

@@OS-yg9fr Thanks for your input. I'll take it to heart and try to not be a "doofus" as you say. Or I'll continue to talk about what I want.

@user-yn1zd2nl4q 8 лет назад

Best performance from Carell.

@MassEffectFan113 6 лет назад

Should have won an Oscar for this role.

@LDacic 5 лет назад

Steve Carrell and Ryan Gosling treated us with some incredible performances in The Big Short. It's a pity how they've slid back to their typical "Steve Carrell" and "Ryan Gosling" roles ever since..

@Steve_T14 4 года назад

Luka Dacic there’s nothing wrong with a typical “Steve Carrell” role, he’s an incredibly funny actor

@mikofi 5 лет назад

This mówię changed my opinion about Steve Carell. He did an amazing job in this movie. Real masterpiece. Thank you for this hard work. it’s been a real pleasure watching.

@garrettk7166 5 лет назад

Agreed. I dislike most of his work, yet he was phenomenal in this movie. I actually prefer him in a serious role vs the 'funny' roles he plays.

@ricardokowalski1579 2 года назад

the housing market: I can't fail oil barrel turns negative: Hold my beer

@RichardKelleyMD 3 года назад

Such a great movie. I’ve watched it about four times over the past couple months...just to get a better grasp about what took place during the collapse. We had a business that succumbed to the recession and The Big Short gives some insight into what we weren’t seeing over that period of time...though I don’t know if understanding it at the time, would have changed the trajectory of the path we personally were traveling.

@Thegurram9 4 года назад

You know Hollywood had to put Ryan gosling,Brad Pitt, Christian bale and Steve carell in for people to watch a movie about finance and they still wouldn't watch it.

@aL3CnR 4 года назад

he looks like he's gonna steal your cab and insult you while speaking on the phone

@nigelft 6 лет назад

I truly feel 'The Big Short' and 'Foxcatcher' will be remembered as Steve Carrel's typebusting rôles. Just like Phillip Seymour Hoffman in 'Capote', and much else besides; Jim Carey in 'Man on the Moon'; and Robin Williams in both 'Insomnia' and 'One Hour Photo', he has learnt the art of 'stillness': instead of manic, crazy, performances, he found a way to be introspective; reign in his excesses; and create subtle, but utterly convincing, personae. I hope to see more of him in dramatic rôles ... now he has broken free of his typecasting, he deserves to be able to extend his acting potental.

@MWayne-zz1cr 3 года назад

He's a fantastic dramatic actor too, but Michael Scott will probably always overshadow everything else he ever does, to a degree. I'm sure that Bryan Cranston and Jennifer Aniston can relate.

@istvantoth7431 5 лет назад

Carell made an amazing job on this role.. I had no idea that he is that good before I watched this movie...

@philipgiacalone5605 4 года назад

This is SUCH a GREAT film. It does a fantastic job telling the story of the real estate debacle in both an entertaining and informative way.

@lorcapr3149 4 года назад

"I'm going to get moral redempion at the roulette table"

@Banzai51 5 лет назад

This movie is so great. What is sad is we are still living through the fallout of the subject this movie.

@Appleissogay 8 лет назад

Dude, this was best role I saw in last few years, good job Steve!

@JanZamani 4 года назад

Almost all the main actors in this show kill it with the acting!

@samyoon7796 3 года назад

You could tell from this interview that Farrell wasn’t just reading a script for this movie, he truly understands the ins and outs of the housing market collapse, the man truly did his research ✊

@joxyjoxyjoxy1 Год назад

One of my faves. The climax of that story is one of the most satisfying of any movie.

@svilenvladimirov4387 5 лет назад

Movie is so good. I think Steve Carell is amazing in this movie and deserves an oscar for his performance.

@thedude1744 5 лет назад

Steve, your performance was as strong as Goslin's hair dye. Bravo!!!

@aaronlim7324 5 лет назад

Carrell was unrecognizable. Brilliant performance!

@sngs9565 2 года назад

Steve Carell....truly a versatile actor! Really underated by Hollywood! Hope he will win an Oscar someday.

@mikeeasterwood9625 2 года назад

One reason this has folded into the background is it is difficult to follow. People have short attention spans and want a three word explanation. Not possible so it is now background noise...

@cheesecakesization 4 года назад

i can only ever see Michael Scott doing things outside the office

@Chadisms 8 лет назад

They kicked the can down the road and we're about to catch up to it.

@howard5992 8 лет назад

That can is going to be kicked over and over. I wouldn't be too concerned about a "day of reckoning". We are probably going to simply have a long series of small reckonings. We started having them well in advance of the 2007-2008 melt down. The Russia defaults, the Long Term Capital melt down, the Greek debt crisis, the near failure of Social security under Ronald Reagan. In the future we will have public pension shortfalls and issues in China and other developing nations.

@beaupeep 5 лет назад

@@howard5992 I fear Depression 2.0 is in our near future. This can has been kicked about as far as possible....They just papered over the first mess, instead of letting it fail and correct.....The derivatives market alone is terrifying, absolutely unbelievable. The repeal of Glass-Steagall shouldn't have happened.

@Chadisms 4 года назад

MrLeonthepro bingo!

@Chadisms 4 года назад

Howard how do you feel now?

@Chadisms 4 года назад

Beau Peep you nailed it!

@BrionyMinodora 7 лет назад

finally, a member of the cast who ISN'T secretly brittish. Looking at you Bale

@Joe-xo4yg 6 лет назад

lol

@MarkusRamikin 2 года назад

I'm gonna get lynched for this, but you know what's amazing? How much more boring Carell is in interviews when talking about the book/crisis than the real Steve Eisman ("Mark Baum"), who is really interesting to listen to (there's some good interviews on youtube). It's really a compliment to Carell as an actor, that could do such a fantastic job with this role, act it so impressively; when Carell himself is talking about these issues I don't believe for a second he actually understands the subject matter. I only believe he understood the movie script.

@karanbhatt9320 6 лет назад

who thinks this was best performance ?

@imeqsmd 5 лет назад

Great movie. 10/10 great characters and story.

@moviepsycho1012 8 лет назад

Great movie Easley Steve Carells best performance

@thomashogan1985 5 лет назад

Should have had an Oscar

@delrey874 3 года назад

His performance in this film was excellent👍

@eliassolis4437 4 года назад

he didn't read the book. If you read the book in the first chapter you will found that his character work in small firm as a equity analyst and he wrote about subprime first bubble. I am not native english speaker.

@kalef1234 4 года назад

Feel like he should be in his Office of The Office rn.

@7Nevermore9 8 лет назад

Damn Steve, I'm in love with him

@bartvanderploeg5602 5 лет назад

This is a one of the few movie worth time to watch!

@Beaver314 5 лет назад

great job michael, you're really working on your vocabulary

@simonbelmont5801 4 года назад

😂

@Flamtapa 2 года назад

Great movie, best I’ve seen it a while. Just found it the other day.

@AiNEntertainment101 3 года назад

...I've respected him before, I've known his range and capabilities, but in this video he's just a decent human being - and a true professional. I'm stunned by the fact, that he can be so thoughtful, so responsible and then so funny within the comedy realm. If I'd be gay, I'd want to find a man like Steve Carell.

@Kindred1a1 5 лет назад

Steve Carell is such a great actor

@thomasjeferson617 4 года назад

Steve Carell did a very good rule, to be honest i could not believe that this is Steve Carell , i said who the hell is that, a perfect actor, you should have win an OSCAR

@165Dash 4 года назад

Back in early 2008, the NPR show This American Life did a truly excellent episode called

@charaznable1114 4 года назад

It’s like he’s doing interview again in the office

@PhillPurnell 4 года назад

Whats the name of the book and who is the author?

@traderlincolnmitchell9786 8 лет назад

super great movie.. loved it

@CorkScrewer 3 года назад

was Marisa Tomei in this movie? when?

@rossquinn 3 года назад

i think this movie is particularly appealing to asperger's folks. i watch it and watch it and watch it

@bobbyshmurdashat3369 3 года назад

So we have The Big Short now it's time for... The Big Squeeze

@fatwalletboy2 5 лет назад

Steve was amazing on this movie. Never really liked his stuff before but this was superb stuff......

@stijnvandamme76 2 года назад

Steve rocked that part, maybe it wasn't 100% accurate, but it was very enjoyable to watch

@JohnS-il1dr 2 года назад

Brad Pitt tried out for Goslings character. Glad Brad got his current role as he did fantastic

@petelowson5481 3 года назад

I think that whist you’re supposed to like the Michael Berry character and Jamie and Charlie from Brownfield you’re not supposed to like Mark Baum initially but during the course of the film you begin to like him as he provides the conscience whist discovering the fraud going on in the American banks. It’s a great film.

@michaelrichards4332 3 года назад

The final scene where he's overlooking the city realizing he's about to essentially be paid with money from the american people for the banks, and how that tears him up that he is a part of the corruption whilst being apart. I love Steve Eisman because he's unapologetically ambitious but self conscious, steve carrell did an amazing job at doing that

@themikepadua 5 лет назад

“Okay Steve, talk more nasally than you usually do and look distraught ALL THE TIME”

@Johan-rm6ec 5 лет назад

Great performance, as if he genuane became aware of what was going on.

@michaeldoran4367 2 года назад

I was upset when Steve Carrell left the office, because I thought he left to do shitty movies like "Dinner with Schmucks," but then, this movie came along and made me okay with Steve leaving the office

@opufy 5 лет назад

i bet steve can work in wall street now after shooting this movie

@arcanondrum6543 3 года назад

Steven forgot his last phone call in the movie here 2:44 *Taxpayers first bailed out AIG, the insurance broker that the big banks used to cover their bets. THEN, taxpayers bailed out the banks themselves.* If you notice in the movie, there were clear markers and again, near the end of the movie, Steve's Team realize that the Crash should have begun but the market was being held up to wring out everyone EXCEPT the big banks. In real life, after the double bailout from Taxpayers, the big banks paid their top brass huge bonuses. Like Steven said on the last phone call; "they knew" the banks knew.

@ominously2574 3 года назад

Why does he talk like he’s still Michael? I can’t help but see him in that way, the black cuts too...

@FrostedBuns 3 года назад

at 0:50 you can hear the interviewers stomach growling in your left ear

@Scorch428 5 лет назад

By waiting to sell so long at the end of the movie, did they end up making more money or less money? Than if they would have sold earlier.

@maxparker4808 4 года назад

Technically they would have made more - essentially they sold the securities back to the banks. They didn’t actually have to sell at all - instead they could have waited for the bonds to fail utterly and then try to collect on the default swap. In the film his people convince him to sell the default swaps back to the banks before that - arguing that if they wait any longer the banks will collapse and they’ll get nothing anyway. No idea how accurate the films portrayal of this is, but holding longer almost certainly made them more - but waiting too long might mean he made so much on the trade that the banks couldn’t afford to pay.

@Muskar2 3 года назад

@@maxparker4808 Steve Eisman (i.e. Mark Baum) explained in a conference that the issue with the credit default swaps (which was the instrument for their short position) was that you'd lose everything if the issuer also went bankrupt and many of them were hedged against each other making that a very real possibility. As for whether Steve would've made more money if he had closed his position later, I don't know. Probably, since his main ambition was to expose and correct the wrong, not to optimize winnings that were already more than he'll ever need.

@peterlynchchannel 2 года назад

Steve Carrell was great in this, but Red Letter Media was right when they said that he was just doing "Prison Mike" from The Office.

@ybmb1121 5 лет назад

I play Mike Baum. He’s the complete opposite of Michael Scott.

@febydwihani4080 2 года назад

I didn't realize that Steve Carell played Mark Baum...until i watch this

@DoomFinger511 5 лет назад

wtf is going on with the audio in this video?

@bodasactra 5 лет назад

They drown out the plea as they shun the carnage of the sacrifices made by those that came before and doom the future of those who come after. Shame on us all. I am sure he had an Oscar in mind.

@zneskarm5734 3 года назад

They should do a sequel called the epic short squeeze, gamestonk

@jamesbundy9636 2 года назад

No thanks. Keep that shit

@Space_Burrito_Rat 3 года назад

Carell killed it

@HealthyMBS1 6 лет назад

Great movie. Good book too. Michael Lewis wrote Boomerang also... a global perspective of the housing bubble deflation. The housing market still hasn't failed. People still have houses and they are still worth money. Market just made a big correction to almost what it should've been.

@motrock93b 3 года назад

……..Only the prices of houses and most everything else have now been inflated by the money printed to get us out of this mess. Sound familiar?

@stephenmccollum1391 2 года назад

Real actor Great cast

@sfm9 5 лет назад

Steve Eisman (= Mark Baum) had done some investigation in subprime loans in the 90's - he was familiar with that.

@missionpupa 4 года назад

Cant wait for the Sequel: The Bigest Short 2020

@hobnob_ 4 года назад

And I know what you're thinking - WTF is a synthetic CDO?

@chrismac2234 Год назад

Genius movie for the ages.

@sommi888 3 года назад

🧡💛💚💙 Why is Michael wearing that super tight suit to fit in with Ryan again

@cbalmori 2 года назад

Film extraordinaire

@justinfay3011 5 лет назад

Funny this is recommended to me today, the day the FED announces their next plans for the last this year...I expect more cuts...

@Purplegalaxy00 3 года назад

Steve Carell describing me lmao

@Robcomments 6 лет назад

What he said at the end on the roof top about immigrants and poor people taking the hit for the crash was bang on the money. The billionaires never really lose out. They may lose a few million but overall they make far more from a crash than they lose out.

@jimparsons6803 4 года назад

Liked the movie. A lot of lessons. Liked the presentations too. I recall when this situation was presented on CBS' 60 Minutes. What surprised me that few if any bad guys went jail over this. Indeed they typically, according to what I recall 60 Minutes correctly, they got bonuses. Can't get too much stranger than that.

@nialld2638 3 года назад

Proof that carrell ain’t just a comedy actor

@TimmyBlumberg 3 года назад

Man this is a pretty choppy interview with those cuts.

@robbie_ 2 года назад

Was a brilliant movie.

@us-Bahn 27 дней назад

I’m not sure the housing market bubble was originally intended to be a scam. Maybe a case of groundless finacial & social assumptions that put bankers and investors in a ruinous position that could only be rectified by malfeasance. Who knows