Damn, that was kino as fuck, totally unexpected
Damn, that was kino as fuck, totally unexpected
Brayden Hall
Justin White
>DUDE THE GOVERNMENT IS EVIL
Caleb Torres
i bet you have not even seen it
Levi Thomas
You're thinking of Vice, which wasn't kino.
Ryan Stewart
More like the government is limp-dicked and accomodating to evil Jews.
Robert Sanchez
Why do you post a thread about this movie every day? It's not even that good.
Landon Barnes
it was the opposite of kino, it's not even a movie.
Nolan Morales
Don't expect a good Yea Forums thread, sorry boss
Read the Michael Lewis book if you want some supplementary material, it's pretty good
Samuel Adams
No it’s everyones greedy and incompetent
Wyatt Diaz
I know right? Makes it all the more disappointing that Vice was so mediocre
Austin Jenkins
I'm not sure if you've seen this movie.
Benjamin Campbell
I work in derivatives, used to love this movie, now I can't watch it as instead of being relaxed I get flashbacks from my workweek.
Christopher Murphy
>Ryan Gosling in kino
>unexpected
You aint it, chief.
Aaron Morris
it really was, except for the two fourth wall breaks with celebrity women "explaining" basic concepts that could have been hinted at sufficiently in believable dialogue.
Tyler Campbell
Those guys are professionals, they would never explain basic shit to each others.
Jaxson Young
have someone else come in and ask what it's happening, a wife, a child, who cares. it's not that hard. they wanted to *subvert expectations* and avoid *muh tropes* but fourth wall breaking is infinitely worse than having a bit of dialogue that's obviously just there to spoonfeed the viewers information, to make sure everyone gets it. the monologs were way longer than they had any right to be, they don't even explain things well, they try to be all sassy about it. what they covered in those scenes could have been communicated with a few lines of organic, believable dialogue for each instance (so, twice iirc), without interrupting the movie like there's fucking ad breaks, without having your serious drama actors suddenly stare into the camera and introducing some bimbo, ughh.
Nathaniel Sullivan
DIRTY BOMB
Cameron King
>protagonists make a ton of money from the crisis but are "sad" at the end
BULLSHIT
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Jordan Perry
Yep, pussy move. If the movie was braver it would have left it up to the audience to decide whether or not these guys were different to the people exploiting the situation in the first place.
In the end they're two sides of the same coin.
Ryan Miller
if everyone was so fuckin smart then how come it happened in the first place, retardo?
Gabriel Hall
and he's the only character who the movie identifies as Jewish, the only one with a moral conscience who reluctantly takes his millions of shekels at the end only because of pressure from colleagues. Sounds legit.
Thomas Adams
>In the end they're two sides of the same coin.
I love The Big Short threads; you always get people saying hilariously dumb shit like this