Greed and Power in The Film Wall Street

Summary: This movie was released in 2001 after Gordon Gecco served as securities fraud and insider trading for 8 years. Seven years from now, he advertises his book "Greed is good." This film is based on Jacob Moore, an original trader who works for Louis Zabel of the company's Kel Zabel Investments and is based on Winnie, the daughter of Gordon Gekko. The main focus is fusion research project by doctor. Then, Keller Zabel's stock price lost more than 30% of its value.

Gordon Moonlight is a fictitious character of the 1987 film "Wall Street" and the sequel of 2010 "Wall Street: Money Does not Sleep". In most cases, moonlight is a symbol of popular culture in fields other than corporate finance, representing free greed and self-interest (symbolic line, "good because there is no better word"). Charles Foster Cain is a fictional character, the theme of Orson Wells' movie "Citizen Kane" in 1941. It is widely believed that this role is based on published publication William Randolph Hearst. Wells plays Cain (nominated for Oscar), Buddy Swan plays Kane when he was a child. Wells also produced movies, co-authoring, and directed. Citizen Kane has explored the life of nominal personality born with modest origin. In 1871, Cain's mother placed him under the control of New York banker Walter Parks Thatcher. As an adult, Kane controlled the newspaper he was using to promote Cain's stock holding business.

Wall Street. This movie is a generational film depicting obvious topics of greediness, chaotic figures and mad character. In an interview with Michael Douglas, I talked about the experience in downtown New York, but a group of bankers appeared, praising him like a hero in the movie. "Greedy is good, greedy work" is one of the definite monologues of the 1980s. The related movie "Boiler Room" is also a wonderful story of business (im) ethics. Drum I like this movie about part of the university culture I have never seen before. There is a good lesson to be learned by talented people, even in a way that teamwork plays an important role in learning. Also, from the subgraph, I understand the technical confusion and the reaction to competition. Oh, and deal with the really bad front-line manager. This is my current favorite

If you said to me years ago, I will fall in love with the movie about the collapse of the house in 2007. I think you are watching. Street? ! But The Big Short has a realistic and cheerful effect. Ankerman 's legendary Adam McKay attracted his attention by reviving the story of the Wall Street project. This movie is stunning, full of absurd joy. Looking at this, you will feel Bern. (Sorry for political plugin, but this movie is very important, please be careful.)