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Wall Street is a 1987 American crime drama film directed and co-written by Oliver Stone, which stars Michael Douglas, Charlie Sheen, Daryl Hannah, and Martin Sheen. The film tells the story of Bud Fox, a young stockbroker who becomes involved with Gordon Gekko (Douglas), a wealthy, unscrupulous corporate raider.
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Greetings, my movie-loving friends! Definitely, when things get bad, that is to say, black, everyone looks for their accommodation and if it is about financial problems many more, as seen in the movie Assault on Wall Street (2013) in which from the first scene, the two parties are shown damaged in a serious financial crisis in the housing sector in 2008 in the U.S. Filmaffinity, Sección visual On the one hand, it sh…More
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Films can be so important that they not only become part of popular culture, but also in many ways define the age in which they were made. However, that doesn’t mean that such films have to be extraordinarily good. One of such films is *Wall Street*, 1987 drama directed by Oliver Stone. The plot is set in 1985 New York. Protagonist, played by Charlie Sheen, is Bud Fox, young man who, despite coming from humble worki…More
Saludos, el día de ayer mi amigo @ismaelgranados me comentaba sobre el concurso de la comunidad sobre nuestra película de acción favorita, ni reacción inmediata fue decir que el género de acción no es mi favorito y son pocas las películas que conocí o que me gustan en ese aspecto, la mayoría son muy viejas, sin embargo luego de analizar un poco los rasgos característicos de una película de acción me di cuenta que la…More
After filming Platoon, Oliver Stone immediately made Wall Street. In this case, he put the New York brokers as an example of the lack of scruples when it comes to amassing money without meaning. Again, as in his previous film, the topic knew him personally, since Stone's father was a stockbroker on Wall Street for 50 years. He said: “The main motivation to make Wall Street was my father. He took me to the movies, an…More
Wall Street Movie I just re-watched the move Wall Street this afternoon, the Oliver Stone movie from the late 80's. I like the movie and how it looks at the greater financial system, it's values, and importance of placing the value of the deal above ALL else, including the law. It also strikes me how some things that were mentioned in the movie have not changed at all. E.g. The US national debt being at an all time…More