The Barbarian at the Door (1993), 8.1
Directed by Glenn Jordan and starring James Garner, Jonathan Pryce and others. Although the shareholders of RJR Nabesco Biscuits have attracted global attention and money has been pouring in, few shareholders have been the company's senior EXECUTIVE president, Ross. Johnson & Johnson is grateful. Winston Saran became an unprecedented millionaire city, and all wall street tycoons associated with RJR wanted to get a little out of it, so Rose brought in financial experts Henry and Peter to work for him. What followed was a Wall Street storm of greed, betrayal, self-deception and high-stakes bets.
Wall Street (1987), 8.2
Directed by Oliver Stone and starring Charlie Sheen, Michael Douglas and others. Bud Fox, a frustrated agent on Wall Street, became one of his partners as he struggled to hook up with big boss Gordon Geiko to find inside information for Gordon. Bud learned a lot of knowledge and techniques from Gordon about manipulating the stock market. But in acquiring Blue Star Airline, the airline where his father worked all his life, Bard and Gordon clashed. Bud returned his humanity, fought back with gordon's knowledge, and went to jail for manipulating the stock market behind the scenes.
"Ultimatum of The Merchant Sea" (2011), 7.9 points
By J· Directed by C. Chandall and starring Kevin Spacey and Zachary Quintu. When the economic crisis erupted in 2008, Pete Sullivan, an analyst at a Wall Street investment bank, discovered that the company's property valuation had huge loopholes that were about to lead to the bank's bankruptcy. The company's top brass met overnight to try to save the company. It was decided that banks would sell their claims and shares at very low prices. But although this move can make the bank temporarily stable, it will trigger a series of chain reactions.
The Big Short (2015), 8.5
Directed by Adam McKay and starring Christian Bell, Steve Carell and others. In the 2008 global financial crisis, several discerning investment ghosts on Wall Street saw through the bubble illusion before the 2007 US credit storm, and benefited greatly by shorting subprime mortgages and manipulating the CDS market, becoming one of the few investment tyrants who made a lot of profits in the financial disaster.
The Gold Worshipers (1992), 7.8 points
Directed by James Faure and starring Jack Lemon and Kevin Spacey. In the office of a real estate company, four salesmen face a fierce competition to see who can sell a few worthless pieces of land. The top two are rewarded, while the remaining two are fired. Shelly, an old salesman who was hospitalized due to his daughter's illness and was in financial difficulty, wanted the president to give him a list of customers who might close deals with him. George, another old salesman, seemed to have lost his exuberant energy and was willing to resign himself to fate. Middle-aged Dave is ready to give the company a strong counterattack, and the star of the new salesman, Ricky, is busy wooing customer Link. A brutal scramble began.
The Wolf of Wall Street (2013), 8.0
Directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Margot Robbie and others. In the crisis-ridden world of investment, Jordan Belfort, who runs Stryton Oakmont, has a strong life and strength. Starting as an operator, under the guidance of senior broker Mark, he entered the world of stockbrokers full of drugs and desires, succeeded with clever tongues, set up another portal with neighbor Downey and a group of friends, traveled in the gray area to make a lot of profits, and was called "the wolf of Wall Street", however, the FBI has begun to pay attention to him...
Silicon Valley Legends (1999) 7.6
Directed by Martin Burke and starring Noah Wyre and Joey Slonick. The protagonists of the story are the founders of Apple, the young Steve Jobs and Steve Woznick, while the other founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates as a student, and his high school friends Steve Balmore and Paul Allen. These four visionary young men racked their brains and thought hard in the dormitory at night, while during the day they fought back and forth on campus to carry out a computer duel that changed the whole world.
Big But Not Down (2011), 8.3
Directed by Curtis Hansen and starring Tover Goris, Paul Giamati and others. In 2008, the global financial crisis broke out. In order to save the global economy and get out of financial difficulties, not only US Treasury Secretary Paulson did his best, but also Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, New York Federal Reserve Bank President Tim Geithner and others also used their personal relationships and channels. In addition, Warren Buffett, investment bankers, British regulators and almost all MPs are involved in this financial war without smoke.
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