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This movie is my all-time favorite. The snappy quips and memorable quotes are the features of a very well-written and well-acted movie. Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko is one of the great all-time movie characters. This movie epitomizes how greed was interwoven into the Wall Street scandals of the 1980's. Oliver Stone's depiction of this time in American history is extremely well done. The extras in this DVD give the viewer a behind-the-scenes look at the actors and the legacy of this classic film. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who values great acting and excellent character development.
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One of the best movies I have ever seen. I think this is the only movie which I have seen multiple times . MD is perfect in his role.
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Great movie but I didn't find anything special about the extras in the 20th Anniversary Edition.
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Meet Bud Fox(Charlie Sheen),a Wall Street broker. Bud Fox may be young,but despite that, has managed to become a very talented and successful broker. Something that any Wall Street broker would ask for,especially one so young.
And then, before Bud Fox knows it, he finds his luck taking a turn around the corner. This is when he snares his biggest client, Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas). Gordon Gekko is a corporate raider,with a high rolling career. If you are on Wall Street and you find yourself with clients like Gordon Gekko,you are destined for success.
But,behind closed doors,Gordan Gekko is a man that people don't know. Once Bud Fox discovers this, working under Gekko is going to be a strainlessly and fearful experience that will be hard to escape.
"Wall Street" is a film that defines the word "perfect". From watching "Wall Street",one is shown how Wall Street works as a business and the dangers of working there. At the same time,"Wall Street" never fails to represent its fiction. "Wall Street" is suspenseful and keeps one wondering what will happen next. The impeccable character chemistry(brought to life by comprehensive acting)move the film along well and balance out the suspense and regular,everyday drama of the film. At the same time,"Wall Street" pays homage to the 80's,showing what the whole "scene" in the 80's was about and documenting the technology of the 80's(as far as cell phones and computers are concerned). Add all of that together with some of the most ravishing film cinematography that you will ever find,and you have the perfect and ideal film out of "Wall Street".
Having the 20th Anniversary Edition of "Wall Street" on DVD is a real treat. Sure,Oliver Stone's commentary and the "Money Never Sleeps:The Making of Wall Street" documentary have been carried over. But,you do have the weight of the bonus feautures that are to be found on "Wall Street",whether it is learning more about the making of it(Oliver Stone's commentary and "Money Never Sleeps:The Making of Wall Street"),learning how the actors in this film feel about the financial world themselves("Greed is Good"),or getting deleted scenes,along with commentaries for them and a(seperate)introduction by Oliver Stone. So,enjoy the bonus feautures,and don't worry about whether about originality or the act of recycling when going through them.
If you happen to enjoy nonfiction,suspense,drama,and a large and enjoyable amount of special feautures,you have come to the right place.
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Be prepared for a disappointment, as this DVD doesn't include the "all new commentary from director Oliver Stone", merely reusing the one from the previous disc. The other additional features are great, but does not outweigh the disappointment, nor the fact that the title isn't really remastered that well from it's previous transfer.
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