and there's a blooper in the movie - an episode when Sheen character is talking to a guy - ("young Dr Cox from Scrubs") - he's saying that some stocks went up when the Challenger blew up, although it read 1985 in the beginning of the movie the Challenger catastrophe happened only in 1986, so "Dr Cox" is kinda future teller )))))
Win win scenarios create greater prosperity in the long run if you master them. No need to create enemies needlessly because of greed. That bites you eventually. It's been awhile since I saw this movie but don't they imply he (or his broker) goes to jail at the end?
I moved here from Canada in the late 70s. Made a lot of dough in the 90s and voop! it all goes back to where it came. Money was never created nor lost, just transferred. Now I stack cans at Safeway for a living.
Agreed. The "Zero-Sum-Game" speech is a classic misinterperetation of the Free Market--one which many political figures fall prey too. Apparently, Oliver Stone fell prey to it too.
Still, Gekko has A LOT of words of wisdom--wisdom which inspired many an investor!
GG's words of wisdom still resonant with power: Money never sleeps, Lunch is for wimps, I want people who are poor, smart and hungry ... You want a friend get a dog ... and of course: Greed is good !!!
Highlights Oliver Stone's incredible talent as a film maker and scriptwriter and how prescient he was when portraying the sharks in the troubled waters of Wall Street!
This is my favorite movie! This movie motivate me to get into the GAME! You have to be in the GAME to enjoy this movie. I watch it over and over and over!
I think you forget that Michael Douglas is playing the bad guy. Like in Falling Down, hes a recognizable archetype but of a person that is DE-structive.
Yeah he played Gordon Gekko. Gordon Gekko is my hero. I don't think Gordon Gekko was a bad guy. Do you think Carl Icahn is a bad guy? That's why I said you have to be in the GAME to understand that movie.
totally veilient,merry christmas, you faggot jews whore, and breakfast. NOW. dammit, oh , i'm so coy. Blow me, Seth whatever devil you are. Fuck hollywood, fuck writers. Fuck it all. Fix it.
Wall Street #3 (2012), Bud buys CD's and brags about his 1/4 point annual net return after taxes!
pmk617 3 weeks ago
so classic and the sequal was sooo lame
ringbolt9 1 month ago
"Your on a roll kid, Enjoy it wall it last..........cause it never does....." Great line.
stevekach 8 months ago
@stevekach and true....I'm in the real estate biz!
pmk617 3 weeks ago
"why do you need to wreck this company?!!!" "Because it's wreckable!!! alright!!!"
What a quote machine this movie is! When I was a broker - this movie was our bible lol.
aitraining 9 months ago
Greed is good.
catklyst 1 year ago
1.07 bud fox never drives a car in wall street.
albimazz 1 year ago
@albimazz yeah.. he did it. he father´s collapsed and he´s on the way to the hospital
fabricioface 9 months ago
This movie had such a great cast. So many future TV stars, Charlie Sheen, John McGinley, James Spader, Saul Rubinek.
MrLunitunz 1 year ago 3
and there's a blooper in the movie - an episode when Sheen character is talking to a guy - ("young Dr Cox from Scrubs") - he's saying that some stocks went up when the Challenger blew up, although it read 1985 in the beginning of the movie the Challenger catastrophe happened only in 1986, so "Dr Cox" is kinda future teller )))))
DeniskaFromRussia 1 year ago
"Because it's wreckable, all right"
best part ;)
sirpaul2010 1 year ago
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charlie sheen shouldn't have been given this role, he is a fucking little cherp faggot. they should have put in pacino or deniro or someone
MinsterRogers 1 year ago
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Mr99Burns 1 year ago
Win win scenarios create greater prosperity in the long run if you master them. No need to create enemies needlessly because of greed. That bites you eventually. It's been awhile since I saw this movie but don't they imply he (or his broker) goes to jail at the end?
Shrawty 1 year ago
great good vs evil story.. this movie never gets old.. LOL
carlface4ever 1 year ago
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Mr99Burns 1 year ago
i love this film
gffmario 1 year ago
I moved here from Canada in the late 70s. Made a lot of dough in the 90s and voop! it all goes back to where it came. Money was never created nor lost, just transferred. Now I stack cans at Safeway for a living.
Microglia1 1 year ago
Awesome. Looking forward to the sequel!
TimothyDutch 1 year ago
timeless
gekkos 1 year ago 4
it's a 'zero-sum game' somebody wins somebody loses . . . . this is Gekko's perception which shows where his main flaw is
fantastic movie - still gets me motivated no matter how many times I watch
disengagejam 2 years ago 12
couldn't agree more.
adityamodernite 2 years ago
Gets you motivated to do what,
Become an investigative sleuth?
lawrencelugar7777 2 years ago
What do you mean by "this is Gekko's perception which shows where his main flaw is"? Thanks.
egarrulo 1 year ago
Agreed. The "Zero-Sum-Game" speech is a classic misinterperetation of the Free Market--one which many political figures fall prey too. Apparently, Oliver Stone fell prey to it too.
Still, Gekko has A LOT of words of wisdom--wisdom which inspired many an investor!
RushLimborg 1 year ago 2
@RushLimborg i definitely agree
GG's words of wisdom still resonant with power: Money never sleeps, Lunch is for wimps, I want people who are poor, smart and hungry ... You want a friend get a dog ... and of course: Greed is good !!!
disengagejam 1 year ago
Yep Rush, great lines. I could not agree more.
Highlights Oliver Stone's incredible talent as a film maker and scriptwriter and how prescient he was when portraying the sharks in the troubled waters of Wall Street!
hivernales 1 year ago 5
@disengagejam
Actually, in a speculators market, it IS a zero sum game.
(Actually, its a negative sum game due to commissions).
Every time you make a buck speculating, someone loses a buck.
No value is produced.
I'm not making a moral judgment; it's just the way it is.
Most speculators must fail for the few to be rich.
ipewnfspoaf 9 months ago
I'm not a huge fan of Charlie Sheen or Oliver Stone, but this movie was spectacular.
50bhhamnt 2 years ago 3
There's a difference between fair capitalism and capitalism at the expense of others.
Nightmonkey17 2 years ago 4
True capitalism is about being at the expense of others and that manifests itself in all sorts of ways today. This film just magnifies that reality.
WorldTributes 2 years ago
It's better than seeking political power is it not?
Justin50000 2 years ago 2
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JimAhy 2 years ago 7
Love it.. this is why I move to USA
javierehbtop 2 years ago
lol wrong time to move to the USA since it was Wall Street who fucked us.
screwoffreg 2 years ago
Wall Street!
lawrencelugar 2 years ago
Farajatz, anyone who uses "the GAME" (in caps yet) as a euphemism for wall street isn't in the "GAME". But enjoy the fantasy.
sinnedscott 2 years ago
Still holds up well from the 80's... except for hte giant cellphones and greenscreen terminals. ;)
R0773N 2 years ago
Lmao
Bee000 2 years ago
Fucken Loser, you're probably in a cubicle . . . no balls.
Molier10 2 years ago
This is my favorite movie! This movie motivate me to get into the GAME! You have to be in the GAME to enjoy this movie. I watch it over and over and over!
Farajatz 2 years ago
The Game, you mean the movie where he finds out through dangerous experiences that he wasted his life chasing money instead of love?
MrPisster 2 years ago
GAME means Wall Street! I mean you have to be on Wall Street to really understand this movie.
Farajatz 2 years ago
I think you forget that Michael Douglas is playing the bad guy. Like in Falling Down, hes a recognizable archetype but of a person that is DE-structive.
MrPisster 2 years ago
Yeah he played Gordon Gekko. Gordon Gekko is my hero. I don't think Gordon Gekko was a bad guy. Do you think Carl Icahn is a bad guy? That's why I said you have to be in the GAME to understand that movie.
Farajatz 2 years ago
I read the wiki and I still don't know who Carl Icahn is. That is a hard question for me to answer because I never heard of him.
How about this, just remember that you have to look at your self in the mirror at the end of the day and you have to carry your decisions with you.
MrPisster 2 years ago
I bet you make a lot of money shining shoes on Wall Street.
ShaneCawthon 2 years ago
Lunch is for wimps!
marko5280 2 years ago
if you need a friend get a dog
tqsuited 2 years ago 3
Is Wall Street 2 official?
marko5280 2 years ago
i think so, with shia laboeuf as the young gun.
toophatpoyo 2 years ago
Ughh... I don't like him
marko5280 2 years ago
I know, he'll just bring the kiddish element to a movie which is really thought provoking and scarily true especially nowadays.
toophatpoyo 2 years ago
ah fuck that, i hate that idiot, i hated all the movies he was in. they are still in negotiations, i hope they don't pick him.
WMX010 2 years ago
lol, sorry. the deal's been locked, he said it so himself on E!.
p.s: i'm not even going to bother to watch transformers 2, no matter what everyone else says.
toophatpoyo 2 years ago
You post that comment on every sequel.
MrPisster 2 years ago
Starring Bernie Madoff and Nigel Savage.
richie8811 2 years ago 2
Great movie. The second one will probably be average. YOU CAN NEVER GO BACK.
clubsoda69 2 years ago 3
Wall Street 2 in 2010 Baby !
I Cannot Wait !
ART1975CZ 2 years ago
theyve made it look like a new movie
TURBODORK2 2 years ago
unfortunately very true.
moussepeter 3 years ago
It's all about bucks kid. The rest is conversation! Classic!
TraderDaily 3 years ago 3
Bud Fox:I just bagged the Elephant!!!
Marv:Gekko
WCD73 3 years ago 2
This trailer is decent, but I think the original from '87 with the Vivaldi music is better.
NeilLasagnaChef 3 years ago
Excellent, and Original!
CaptainMorgan73 3 years ago
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totally veilient,merry christmas, you faggot jews whore, and breakfast. NOW. dammit, oh , i'm so coy. Blow me, Seth whatever devil you are. Fuck hollywood, fuck writers. Fuck it all. Fix it.
ePhilosopher 4 years ago
Excuse me. What is your point?
Thanks
hitmanhatton11 3 years ago
Eh?
stillceaser 3 years ago
Check out another video- Stewie from Family Guy meets Michael Douglas from Wall Street. Greed, domination, diapers...it's great.
Caroon, M80
foxabulous 4 years ago