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Wall Street
Film
FilmPG-132010
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
Directed by Oliver Stone
As the global economy teeters on the brink of disaster, a young Wall Street trader partners with disgraced former Wall Street corporate raider Gordon Gekko on a two tiered mission: To alert the financial community to the coming doom, and to find out who was responsible for the death of the young trader's mentor. From TMDB
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Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps is a 2010 drama crime film, directed by Oliver Stone, starring Michael Douglas, Shia LaBeouf and Josh Brolin.
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60 of 222 · most liked firstI wrote about Rob Reiner's shockingly good performance in The Wolf Of Wall Street in this, but it's striking how many different films and parts Defector staffers wanted to write about. He was a mensch, but he was also just everywhere in the culture for 50 years. defector.com/defectors-fa...
neutral · AI labelView post →so the obnoxious and doomed teenager at the center of Patrick Radden Keefe's new book is, like many stupid people, a big fan of THE WOLF OF WALL STREET. Which is not surprising, because the movie makes being a fraudster look awesome, despite the token nods to 'and all this also made me sad'
neutral · AI labelView post →anyway i feel like the obvious companion to this movie is THE WOLF OF WALL STREET, another film about a monstrously terrible person who causes misery to everyone around him
neutral · AI labelView post →I'm going to get my first tattoo in honor of one of America's greatest filmmakers, Martin Scorsese, and his film "The Wolf of Wall Street." I'm leaning toward getting it across my fingers: "M S" (Scorsese's initials) 1 3 (the year the film was released). I hope it looks good. * fingers crossed *
neutral · AI labelView post →I think Sicario has surpassed The Wolf of Wall Street as the movie where the fewest people understood who the bad guys were.
neutral · AI labelView post →And suddenly facing even mild disapproval when you used to be a hero leads to rage. We've seen this movie — RPG? — before, when Wall Street titans went berserk at being held even slightly responsible for the financial crisis, even though they were bailed out 4/
neutral · AI labelView post →Some personal news?!? Starting today, I'm joining the Wall Street Journal as Film and Culture Reporter.
neutral · AI labelView post →People are talking about Rob Reiner as a director which they should. But I think he also deserves some credit as an actor. Specially his role in Scorsese's Wolf of Wall Street where he delivers one of the Top 10 funniest scenes in that movie.
neutral · AI labelView post →NEW: it appears that the Wall Street Journal got suckered by a company that claimed to be debuting the first AI-generated feature film at the Cannes Film Festival. Why? Because we asked Cannes and they said they are absolutely not screening it futurism.com/artificial-i...
neutral · AI labelView post →If your objection to Wolf of Wall Street was that Jordan Belfort needed to be tortured and killed, this movie is for you.
neutral · AI labelView post →The idea that people who use wheelchairs can't walk at all is nonsense Hollywood movie bullshit. It doesn't surprise me that a tabloid rag like the Wall Street journal doesn't know that, though.
neutral · AI labelView post →WOLF OF WALL STREET is maybe the funniest movie ever made.
positive · AI labelView post →Lmao Wolf of Wall Street? Are we kidding here. Just because Scorsese makes a movie doesn't mean it is good. Also. Social Network? Cmon. It's fine. But. Ahead of Basterds, CT, Gay Cowboys, Tenenbaums, Adaptation, etc? Man what.
negative · AI labelView post →Rob Reiner was the funniest person in Wolf of Wall Street, which is saying a lot for a movie that also had the funniest performances of at least three other major actors I can think of (Leo, Hill, and even Coach Taylor) and probably more
neutral · AI labelView post →Anthropic posts staggering $80.7 billion net loss in first half of 2026 as IPO approaches. Anthropic, the AI startup behind Claude, recorded a staggering $80.7 billion net loss in the first six months of 2026, exposing the enormous financial costs behind one of Silicon Valley's fastest-growing companies just as it prepares for a blockbuster initial public offering. The loss, disclosed in a draft IPO prospectus reviewed by The Wall Street
neutral · AI labelView post →The Big Short is a great movie about how Wall Street is rigged so when the ultra-rich back bad money bets because they don't know/care what they are doing, they will be insulated from the fallout, but the depressing outcome of it is that now everyone with an eTorro account think they're these guys.
neutral · AI labelView post →somehow we're making a film out of a bad Wall Street Journal editorial
neutral · AI labelView post →The Social Network Part II is in the works, with Aaron Sorkin set to write and direct 🧑💻 The film will be based on the Wall Street Journal series, The Facebook Files.
neutral · AI labelView post →Trump's DOJ unmasked Epstein victims after ignoring FBI whistleblower’s urgent alarm. cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/53423393 > Archive: https://archive.is/9ChLO > > Excerpt: > Survivor Dani Bensky confronted Blanche about the disclosures during his Senate confirmation hearing in July. “It’s been absolutely devastating,” she [testified](https://www.youtube.com/live/aeo9G34kRKE?t=2158). “Outing survivors causes real and irrevocable harm. While coping with our emotional distress…
neutral · AI labelView post →People are upset they have to parent their children, apparently The movie btw is Wolf of Wall Street
neutral · AI labelView post →They say that New York City itself is a character in the movie WALL STREET (1987). Daryl Hannah, for instance, plays a checker cab.
neutral · AI labelView post →Is there a better movie than WOLF OF WALL STREET? Just a fucking silverback gorilla of a flick.
positive · AI labelView post →watching this ad was enough to convince me that Wolf Of Wall Street was the most unintentionally harmful movie of the 21st century
negative · AI labelView post →THE SOCIAL RECKONING – Official Teaser Trailer (releases Oct 9) www.youtube.com/watch?v=gM4L... "A companion piece to the hit film The Social Network, Sorkin’s original screenplay is based on the events that gave rise to the Wall Street Journal’s shocking exposé The Facebook Files."
neutral · AI labelView post →The U.S. ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle asked a MAGA donor to pay a $100,000 American Express bill without leaving a paper trail, a new report alleges.. Guilfoyle, 57, now the U.S. ambassador to Greece, begged for a cash infusion from Eric Deters, a 63-year-old former congressional candidate from Kentucky, he tells the Wall Street Journal, which also reviewed alleged Signal texts between the two. “It won’t show up anywhere if you wire money to American Express,” the Trump-appointed…
neutral · AI labelView post →The Wolf of Wall Street (1929) is today believed to be a lost film. The only part of the movie known to still exist is this brief montage sequence created by Slavko Vorkapić
neutral · AI labelView post →MAGA thinks Trump is a good businessman because he’s rich and brags about it. They mistake greed for savviness. Tbf people on Wall Street do too. When the movie Wall Street came out a lot of bankers thought Gordon Gekko was the hero and someone to emulate
neutral · AI labelView post →Christopher Reeve posing on Wall Street for publicity photos for Superman the Movie (1978)
neutral · AI labelView post →A few new Pixar projects are reportedly in the works, according to the Wall Street Journal. This includes Ono Ghost Market, a film with Asian myths about supernatural bazaars where the living and dead interact, a new animated musical by Domee Shi, and a third Monsters Inc.
neutral · AI labelView post →Movie trailer, 1995: (The ear-filling voice of a man deep-throating a microphone) IN A WORLD… WHERE DINOSAURS RUN WALL STREET… Movie trailer, 2025: BWAAAAAHHMMM… click click POP, click click POP, chugga chugga POP POP… (Haunting etherial voice) 🎶 I’ve… got a lovely… bunch of coconuts… 🎶
neutral · AI labelView post →Anybody ever think that the movie, "Wall Street" while intended to be a cautionary tale, turned out to be a "How to" manual for evil billionaires? Pity.
neutral · AI labelView post →Having watched «Wall Street» (1987) last night again (after decades), I was struck how much Gordon Geckos famous speech resonates with Trumpism: «America has become a second-rate power. Its trade deficit and its fiscal deficit are at nightmare proportions.» We're living the nightmares of the 80s
neutral · AI labelView post →In a movie full of great scenes and performances, the little moment from Wolf of Wall Street I'm always thinking about is Rob Reiner saying "I don't mind it."
neutral · AI labelView post →Trump's DOJ unmasked Epstein victims after ignoring FBI whistleblower’s urgent alarm. Archive: https://archive.is/9ChLO Excerpt: Survivor Dani Bensky confronted Blanche about the disclosures during his Senate confirmation hearing in July. “It’s been absolutely devastating,” she [testified](https://www.youtube.com/live/aeo9G34kRKE?t=2158). “Outing survivors causes real and irrevocable harm. While coping with our emotional distress and psychological trauma, we also have lost our privacy and…
neutral · AI labelView post →the Wall Street Journal (!!!!!!) likes my silly little horror movie book! "mordant wit"! "sharp commentary"! "great fun"!!!! www.wsj.com/arts-culture...
neutral · AI labelView post →I want to point out one of the first meetings Mamdani took was with Spielberg and shortly afterwards they announced a much more accommodating film production policy. He’s not Anti-Elite. It’s just the Wall Street types are used to everyone fellating them all the time.
neutral · AI labelView post →Thinking about Assault on Wall Street today, the inexplicably politically radical Uwe Boll film about a man who hunts down high-level Manhattan financiers after financial burdens lead to his cancer-stricken wife's death. No idea why I thought of it, can't think of a reason.
neutral · AI labelView post →(1) What the fuck? (2) Are we just citing "Netflix" now? (3) 'The Wolf of Wall Street' isn't even on Netflix. (4) "Unlike Belfort . . ." (5) What the fuck? www.opn.ca6.uscourts.gov/opinions.pdf...
neutral · AI labelView post →Saw someone say they weren't excited to see "Dances with Wolf of Wall Street." What does that even mean? That's just words smooshed together. It's even more baffling now that I've seen the film.
neutral · AI labelView post →The Wall Street Journal says Polymarket is paying foreign social media influencers to film themselves winning thousands on bets that they never placed and then sending traffic to dummy websites to make simulated trades on those and hide that they were being paid by Polymarket.
neutral · AI labelView post →1987 was a great year for film, we also had WALL STREET GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM BROADCAST NEWS FATAL ATTRACTION THE PRINCESS BRIDE MY LIFE AS A DOG #TCMParty #Moonstruck ^JW
neutral · AI labelView post →He has the smile of a man who loves The Wolf of Wall Street coz "it's a film about the coolest guy who ever lived".
neutral · AI labelView post →So I watched the first half of the Wolf of Wall Street & uh It feels like Scorsese is doing a sick experiment to see how many nude attractive women you can put in a movie while still having negative eroticism
neutral · AI labelView post →It should be his story, not Rupert's. Tensions Erupt Inside Wall Street Journal Over Competing Projects About Imprisoned Journalist Evan Gershkovich variety.com/2025/film/ne...
neutral · AI labelView post →What Nolan really has is a keen sense of timing: 'The Dark Knight Rises' during Occupy Wall Street, 'Dunkirk' amid Brexit, and now a film about hyper-masculine ancient Greeks that I'm sure in no way taps into the imagery of today’s far right.
neutral · AI labelView post →I'm reminded of when two people regaled me w/hilarious vignettes from The Wolf of Wall Street. When I watched it, I thought, A., that's a good film; and B., they completely missed the point. They are both Trump supporters.
positive · AI labelView post →Now it's time for another Enterprise movie night with...Ulis, Krem, and Grish? Now Showing: Wall Street (1987) #FerengiFriday #StarTrek #StarTrekMemes #StarTrekEnterprise
neutral · AI labelView post →Trump: “The father was a handsome guy, tall, beautiful-looking guy, like, right out of Wall Street. He was in a beautiful dark pinstriped suit with a vest and, I mean, he was central casting for a movie.”
neutral · AI labelView post →DERIVATIVE MEDIA is out today with @ucpress.bsky.social ! It's the first in-depth book on how Wall Street is harming film, television, and popular music. It's available in print or for free as an ebook. Please share! www.ucpress.edu/books/derivative-media bookshop.org/p/books/deri...
neutral · AI labelView post →I watched the first half of Wolf of Wall Street last night — I didn’t realize it was three hours long — and jfc that movie is insane (complimentary and derogatory)
neutral · AI labelView post →Rob Reiner’s funniest scene in the Movie “Wolf of Wall Street” in my opinion 😂 R.I.P. Rob Reiner 🕊️💔 #movies
neutral · AI labelView post →ROBERT DOWNEY JR. visits Wall Street in the early 90’s and gives us his blunt assessment. From a Documentary film he co-wrote and presented called THE LAST PARTY (1993)
neutral · AI labelView post →"Uwe Boll has tended toward outrage cinema with movies like the sardonically 9/11-themed Postal and 2013’s Occupy Wall Street–minded Assault on Wall Street, a movie that suggested the bank bailouts should be met with mass shootings." This isn't any better.
neutral · AI labelView post →And when have trashy finance guys not been sniffing around Hollywood ladies? A bunch of silent film women disappeared from the screen after marrying Wall Street types
neutral · AI labelView post →Time is money. Every dollar matters. Be sure you’re investing it in the right places 😎💰🧡 (like bird seed and eggs) Wall Street Birds 2025 📈 Tasty film capture by @fane.vuhuni.net
neutral · AI labelView post →There should be a Wolf Of Wall Street type movie about a fujoshi
neutral · AI labelView post →btw this penn state university frat boy coke ring story is going to make one hell of a Wolf of Wall Street like movie in a decade or so
neutral · AI labelView post →The film Killers of the Flower Moon had a chilling scene; the Black Wall Street Massacre discussed during a normalized Klan parade occurred during the decimation of the Osage People for their property rights. At the same time!
neutral · AI labelView post →Only tangentially related, but one of my favorite movie scenes. Imagine how horribly broken this universe must be for them to be real characters here, yet also actors in Wall Street, yet... apparently different Wall Street movies? And they don't know each other? www.youtube.com/watch?v=emNV...
neutral · AI labelView post →The Elizabeth Holmes Documentary, Through the Eyes of the Reporter Who Exposed Her. dnyuz.com The Elizabeth Holmes Documentary, Through the Eyes of the Reporter Who Exposed Her 11–14 minutes This article contains spoilers. As I watched “You Can See Everything,” the new documentary about convicted fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, at an advance screening in New York earlier this week, I couldn’t help but feel envy. Ms. Holmes had granted the film’s directors, Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, the…
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