Wall Street Movie Trailer Pt 2
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Quote from Pekelo:
I am not the very patient type, downloading the movie right now.
Will report back in a few hours how it was...
P.S.: I wonder why they pushed it back? Maybe the negative publicity with MD's son?
how are you downloading? where you find it? i havent found any torrents for that movie so far...
guess there wont be a third? he has throat cancer
Exactly, and to be honest the trailers make it look boring and a total waste of time. I hope they just aren't doing it justice
They had to make it believable that she was Micheal Douglas's daughter.
from www.collider.com interview:
Did you shoot Wall Street in New York?
STONE: We shot everything in New York, yeah.
Was there a different feel this time around?
STONE: Oh, yeah.
What was the feeling this time around?
STONE: Oh, itââ¬â¢s much more computerized and younger, and people burn out faster. The money is much bigger and the computers are doing a lot of work. Itââ¬â¢s a lot of artificial intelligence.
Somewhere I saw a Stone interview vid. He says the technical aspects of Wall Street are hard to depict in an interesting way in film. So expect little or nothing about the nuts and bolts of today's Wall Street. It will probably be a 99 cent rental in a month. Then again most folks only live with the consequences of what takes place on Wall St. Most ET readers have some skin in the game. The bike scene hooked me, as much as anything else. Am I gonna see it? F**k Yeah. (I've been riding sport bikes almost 30 years) It's such a great analogy to trading.
Did you shoot Wall Street in New York?
STONE: We shot everything in New York, yeah.
Was there a different feel this time around?
STONE: Oh, yeah.
What was the feeling this time around?
STONE: Oh, itââ¬â¢s much more computerized and younger, and people burn out faster. The money is much bigger and the computers are doing a lot of work. Itââ¬â¢s a lot of artificial intelligence.
Somewhere I saw a Stone interview vid. He says the technical aspects of Wall Street are hard to depict in an interesting way in film. So expect little or nothing about the nuts and bolts of today's Wall Street. It will probably be a 99 cent rental in a month. Then again most folks only live with the consequences of what takes place on Wall St. Most ET readers have some skin in the game. The bike scene hooked me, as much as anything else. Am I gonna see it? F**k Yeah. (I've been riding sport bikes almost 30 years) It's such a great analogy to trading.