Reviews

I can't help but think back to Catch Me If You Can, which was another movie in which Leonardo DiCaprio plays a conman, and that movie was so much more enjoyable.

If a critic is an auteur fanboy then they will give certain leeway and pass if their favorite director makes a movie.I noticed it during 2013 Oscars wherein people started criticizing American Hustle as a Scorsese ripoff even though the movie is much complex than a Scorsese movie can ever be.Where a...

This 2013 film chronicles the rise and fall of Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio), a failed Wall Street stockbroker who after losing his job on Wall Street, moves to a small storefront firm that deals in the sale of penny stocks and is so successful there, he starts his own company where the employe...

Real-life Jordan Belfort appears in a brief role in the film's final scene, introducing his cinema stand-in Leonardo DiCaprio.

I haven't seen a Scorcese film in a long time, and yet The Wolf of Wall Street turned up to match exactly the only expectation I had - a movie that entertains and engages effortlessly by way of the trademark cinematic quality and vitality of Scorcese, but also seems to be a residuum of redundanc...

And I think a large part of the problem that many people have with the film comes from the fact that Scorsese very much toes the line throughout the film, not imbuing the film with a personal point of view or explicit message of any kind.

The film, in it's own very colorful and over-the-top way, paints a poor picture of the banking industry, which is more than relevant given the current financial crisis; though it's very hard to take anything in the film seriously.

Leonardo DiCaprio returns to the screen as Jordan Belfort, AKA The Wolf of Wall Street, a stockbroker who wound up making millions and millions and millions by being corrupt and ripping off people.

Martin Scorsese and Leonardo DiCaprio have teamed up together in 5 movies now, and Wolf Of Wall Street is there masterpiece.

Nevertheless this is one of the greatest movies of this decade so far and it's by far the best collaboration between Scorsese and DiCaprio.