The_King_of_Everything
Yeah.
I'm bout to see it brehs 
Wolf of Wall St.
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Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
tomorrow
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Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
Bootlegexplain
it's gonna take couple of days i thinkBootleg
AlphaOne
OFT XI E Squad
I need to get to the theaters, ASAP.
I'm gonna stay out of this thread until I see it. Scorcese film on wall street.
I'm gonna stay out of this thread until I see it. Scorcese film on wall street.
Silkk
Can't Change My Damn Avi :beli:
Nah
Neil McCauley
S.D.E.
Got around to seeing this. Wolf of Wall Street is a SOLID movie. Leo is Leo as usual 
. He has a command of the screen like few others. If you been around any of those slick talking guys, you know he is on point.
The movie is very entertaining and you will leave the theater not realizing three hours just went by. Scorsese did a great job of capturing the stockbroker/boiler room vibe.
If any of you have worked in sales, you will be familiar with the pumped up speeches to gas up employees. The chop shop environment is very different from life at a Goldman, Morgan Stanley, etc. The movie was true to form in showing most of these brokers coming from regular backgrounds and not upper class status.
The conversation between Leo and McConaughey(Leo's mentor of sorts) at the beginning was well done after looking cheesy to me in the trailer. I wish McConaughey was somehow more apart of the movie.
Jonah Hill surprised me with his character as Leo's right hand man. I'm only familiar with him being goofy in films but here he showed depth. Might be the sleeper performance.
Margot Robbie
. She reminds me of some other actress from the 90's that I can't remember. Her character was kind of confined, but she holds your attention. The last part of the movie where she and Leo fight is 
.
The one drawback to me is the "party/musical" scenes. It reminded me of Gatsby in a way. I think everyone got how crazy they were partying/drinking/smashing/drugs/etc. But after one or two scenes, it becomes stale.
Eli from Boardwalk Empire is in this and American Hustle
I wouldn't call this a masterpiece, but it's a SOLID entertaining experience.
. He has a command of the screen like few others. If you been around any of those slick talking guys, you know he is on point.The movie is very entertaining and you will leave the theater not realizing three hours just went by. Scorsese did a great job of capturing the stockbroker/boiler room vibe.
If any of you have worked in sales, you will be familiar with the pumped up speeches to gas up employees. The chop shop environment is very different from life at a Goldman, Morgan Stanley, etc. The movie was true to form in showing most of these brokers coming from regular backgrounds and not upper class status.The conversation between Leo and McConaughey(Leo's mentor of sorts) at the beginning was well done after looking cheesy to me in the trailer. I wish McConaughey was somehow more apart of the movie.
Jonah Hill surprised me with his character as Leo's right hand man. I'm only familiar with him being goofy in films but here he showed depth. Might be the sleeper performance.
Margot Robbie
. She reminds me of some other actress from the 90's that I can't remember. Her character was kind of confined, but she holds your attention. The last part of the movie where she and Leo fight is .The one drawback to me is the "party/musical" scenes. It reminded me of Gatsby in a way. I think everyone got how crazy they were partying/drinking/smashing/drugs/etc. But after one or two scenes, it becomes stale.
Eli from Boardwalk Empire is in this and American Hustle
I wouldn't call this a masterpiece, but it's a SOLID entertaining experience.
Nikka hook us up then. Pass the Mustard for the link breh.Tonight, online
