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What are people in the background of the poster doing ?

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What are people in the background of the poster doing ?

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What do you know about Leonardo Di Caprio ?

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What do you know about Leonardo Di Caprio ?

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Why is it black on yellow? What does it remind you of ?

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Why is it black on yellow? What does it remind you of ?

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You shouldn't copy a text found on the Internet

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You shouldn't copy a text found on the Internet

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What do YOU think ? What is the point of my correcting something you obviously didn't write.

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All the scenes of this movie are more representative and more terrible the some than the others... And nevertheless, Scorsese plunges us into the world of Wall Street with a talent such as we follow each of these scenes with interest and curiosity. Finally, we become attached even to these irresistibly disgusting and immoral characters. Dicaprio offers us moreover one of its best performances, more fooling that never. But there is this backward movement of the director which makes that the movie is more a relevant and funny representation of the nonsense of this universe, that a stupid and bottomless exhibition.

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I felt the scenes were really well done and the acting was fantastic.
The lighting and camera angles helped you feel like you were really in the movie. I think that most people would enjoy the movie.

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LE LOUP DE WALL STREET Bande annonce VOST

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Realization: Martin Scorsese
Scenario: Terence Winter
Main actors:
Leonardo DiCaprio
Jonah Hill
Margot Robbie
Kyle Chandler
Rob Reiner
Country of origin: the United States
Kind(Genre): biopic
Duration: 179 minutes
Exit(Release): 2013

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Several things knock in this movie: at first the exceptional interpretation(performance) of DiCaprio, then the voluntarily light tone even crazy, Scorsese is not there to give us lessons of morality or to judge but to tell a story and well tell it, (to notice that the movie takes great care not to return unpleasant DiCaprio, he has even his " good sides ") finally Scorsese troubles himself not at all about moral codes of Hollywood, he needs to show of the sex, he films the naked woman, and not with his bed sheet gone back up(raised) up to armpits, and too bad if that shocks some hypocrites. It is masterfully filmed, supporting roles are managed well and certain scenes(stages) are worth seeing to them alone. As for Margot Robbie, not only she(it) plays perfectly well but she(it) possesses a plastic art which cannot leave unmoved. In fact this movie has only an only light defect, it sometimes touches the length due to the lack of conciseness in certain speeches and dialogues. An excellent movie!

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The Wolf of Wall Street is an American movie realized by Martin Scorsese, taken(brought) out in 2013. Inspired by a real history(story), he tells the ascent of a stockbroker - Jordan Belfort - interpreted by Leonardo DiCaprio, towards the glory, the fortune and the embezzlements in the heart of the 1980s, leading him(it) to the fall and to the shape of redemption. Adaptation of the eponym autobiography of Jordan Belfort, it is about Martin Scorsese's biggest commercial success.

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The Wolf of Wall Street,2013,EMJAG Productions