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Wall Street... the movie was a classic. But boiler room is clearly the second best wall street movie out there.
They should really make more wall st. movies - definitely better than making Harry Potter 8, Spider Man 5, or another prelude to star wars.
Monkey Business..the movie
Are you serious? This shouldn't even be a topic. Wall Street, hands down.
Lets see...Michael Douglas, Martin Sheen and Charlie Sheen vs. Vin Diesel, Ben Affleck and Jamie Kennedy...hands down Wall Street.
I would agree Wall Street. In boiler room they have a clip of one Gecko's finer moments. "Their quarterlies are for shit! If this guy owned a funeral parlor, nobody would die!". Wall Street owns boiler room.
You guys think they will ever make a good movie about the Enron and AA scandal?(I am not talking about one of those made of tv disasters)
Wall Street.
"Mixed emotions, buddy. Like Larry Wildman going off a cliff in my new Maserati."
Definitely Wall Street. Not even close. Who could forget "Greed is good. Greed works."?
What about Wall Street v. American Psycho?
COMPLETELY DIFFERENT movies though, one is about a maniacal, greedy master of the universe, and the other is...well they may not be that different after all.
hahaha so true, that "maniacal, greedy master of the universe" fits both movies
I am going to return some video tapes wonder which firm Bateman worked for
Pierce and Pierce (obviously fictional), which, oddly enough, is the same firm that Sherman McCoy, the main character in Bonfire of the Vanities, works for.
American Psycho beats them both out, the part where he drops the chainsaw on the hooker always cracks me up.
I wonder what the verdict and sentence was in Bud Fox's trial
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