A thriller that revolves around the key people at a investment bank
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The problem with these fine actors is that they all want to be complex moral characters. That's what the trailer looks like. It's not what real life looks like.
They need to find their Inner Scumbag.
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Na not buying it. It's makes out like they actually knew what they're doing with some degree of professionalism, are they taking the @£?$?Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
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I'm sure they feel terrible collecting their monthly billion dollar bonus whilst worrying how other people will pay for food.Originally posted by doodab View PostIt looks like it might be a bit pants TBH. Lots of very earnest people feeling pangs of guilt about what they were about to do i.e. make huge amounts of cash and **** loads of other people over in the process. That's not a terribly accurate depiction of the average Goldman Sachs / ex Lehmans employee is it.
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It looks like it might be a bit pants TBH. Lots of very earnest people feeling pangs of guilt about what they were about to do i.e. make huge amounts of cash and **** loads of other people over in the process. That's not a terribly accurate depiction of the average Goldman Sachs / ex Lehmans employee is it.
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I'm sure the Demi Moore semi nude scenes will be tastefully done and completely necessary for the plot.
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Will it contain an Englishman who saves the world (twice)? Even if he is Scottish.
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Good call DP, Kevin Spacey, Stanley Tucci and Jeremy Irons can't be a bad movie. But will it be close to the truth?Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
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I'm looking forward to this film
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