The Wolf of Wall Street

Under most circumstances, the actions of Belfort and his cronies (including Jonah Hill in a howlingly funny turn as Belfort's business partner) would be viewed as disgustingly abhorrent, but Martin Scorsese frames this tale of greed with a comedic lens that allows us to laugh at things we probably shouldn't find humorous.

I've seen the Wolf of Wall Street and I loved it, Leonardo De Caprio should have won an Oscar for it. I've also seen American Hustle and it's also a good movie, I suggest that you watch "12 years a slave".

I´ve heard "12 years a slave" is very good but it´s hard to watch. Is it as graphic and violent as Jango?

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Originally Posted by amayo

I´ve heard "12 years a slave" is very good but it´s hard to watch. Is it as graphic and violent as Jango?

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I heard it's a lot more cruel than Django.

i personally really liked it! but there was A LOT of *** and nudity, so you might want to stay away.

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I guess I´ll have to watch it and find out for myself. Nudity doesn´t bother me so much, it´s the use of foul language that gets to me.

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Originally Posted by chris.r

Everyone's really blowing up this movie. Did anyone see it?

Chris

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I have watched this movie more than 4 time. INTERESTING MOVIE.

Awesome movie. Leonardo Dicaprio never lets me down. Very long but I got so into it I barely noticed. I like how real it seemed as well. 5/5

"The Wolf of Wall Street" is abashed and shameless, exciting and exhausting, disgusting and illuminating; it's one of the most interesting films I have ever seen. How many people after watching it decided to try such an application https://betwinnerapp.in/ and earn money online? Have you ever thought about that? Please, any ideas?