Wall Street

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J H @UpstateNYThriller Sep 23, 2026 8.5/10 Business Movie Good movie Charlie Sheen is a stock broker to Michael Douglass. "Greed id Good". Good classic business movie. Nostalgic See more Janav S @TheCoolJ92781 Sep 20, 2026 With an iconic and incredible performance from Michael Douglas, Wall Street shows the true art of deceit and Wall Street at its finest. IMHO, Oliver Stone's best movie and some of the finest cinematography from Bob Richardson. See more Robert P @Superbad Sep 13, 2026 Wall Street = a *4* star Movie... See more Chris S @Janomi Aug 30, 2026 Wall Street is very solid because Michael Douglas dominates the movie as Gordon Gekko. He is slick, ruthless, charming, intelligent, and completely poisonous. Douglas makes Gekko magnetic enough that you understand why Bud Fox is drawn to him, but cold enough that you never forget he is dangerous. "Greed is good" became iconic for a reason. Bud’s rise-and-fall arc works because it is simple and effective. He wants success, access, money, and validation so badly that he slowly loses sight of himself. Charlie Sheen works well enough as Bud, but Gekko is so compelling that Bud can feel less interesting by comparison. Martin Sheen gives the movie its conscience as Carl Fox, representing family, labor, loyalty, and honest work. The 1980s atmosphere also gives the film a strong identity, capturing the ambition, fashion, phones, trading floors, and hunger of the era. Wall Street is sharp, memorable, and still works as a morality tale about greed. See more Mickey B @Mickerdoo Aug 29, 2026 Some great monologues and the charisma of Wall Street in its heyday. Douglas is spot on slicked back hair. See more Forrest M @RT32281296 Jun 16, 2026 "Wall Street" stars Michael Douglas and Charlie Sheen. It tells the story of Bud Fox, a stock broker who got under the tutelage of corporate raider, Gordon Gekko, and Bud's rise to the top. Well, evidently the rise of Bud Fox may not be realistic as it was sudden for movie's sake. But nevertheless, it painted an era of the Yuppies or the Young Professionals and the idealism of Wall Street. See more Read all reviews

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