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- Set in the high-stakes world of the financial industry, MARGIN CALL is an entangling thriller involving the key players at an investment firm during one perilous 24-hour period in the early stages of the 2008 financial crisis. When an entry-level analyst unlocks information that could prove to be the downfall of the firm, a roller-coaster ride ensues as decisions both financial and moral catapult the lives of all involved to the brink of disaster.
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Amazon or VUDU/Fandango at Home
For those interested
Note, film is not Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible due to being thru Lionsgate studios. Ensure that you select the 'Buy' option
Good film if you haven't checked it out yet
For those interested
Note, film is not Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible due to being thru Lionsgate studios. Ensure that you select the 'Buy' option
Good film if you haven't checked it out yet
- Margin Call [amazon.com] (2011) (Digital HD Film) - Amazon
- Margin Call [vudu.com] (2011) DIgital HDX Film) - VUDU/Fandango at Home
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Margin Call = The Bankers set off the 2008 collapse
The Big Short = The Short Sellers take their vengeance by publicly betting against the banks during the crisis
99 homes = The aftermath of the 2008 housing collapse forces Andrew Garfield, a regular family man, to financially support his family by going into a shady real estate foreclosure business.
Too Big To Fail = From HBO, giving the perspective of the government.
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This quiet, intense drama, set over a 24 period, is loosely based on the collapse of Lehman brothers in the great recession of 2008.
Lauded by some critics as the best movie on Wall Street ever made (I agree FWIW). JC Chandor, writer and director, assembled an incredible cast for his $3 million budget. His father worked in investment banking, and his knowledge of the industry is apparent.
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This quiet, intense drama, set over a 24 period, is loosely based on the collapse of Lehman brothers in the great recession of 2008.
Lauded by some critics as the best movie on Wall Street ever made (I agree FWIW). JC Chandor, writer and director, assembled an incredible cast for his $3 million budget. His father worked in investment banking, and his knowledge of the industry is apparent.
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Margin Call = The Bankers set off the 2008 collapse
The Big Short = The Short Sellers take their vengeance by publicly betting against the banks during the crisis
99 homes = The aftermath of the 2008 housing collapse forces Andrew Garfield, a regular family man, to financially support his family by going into a shady real estate foreclosure business.
Too Big To Fail = From HBO, giving the perspective of the government.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
This quiet, intense drama, set over a 24 period, is loosely based on the collapse of Lehman brothers in the great recession of 2008.
Lauded by some critics as the best movie on Wall Street ever made (I agree FWIW). JC Chandor, writer and director, assembled an incredible cast for his $3 million budget. His father worked in investment banking, and his knowledge of the industry is apparent.
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I always like when you're talking to anyone nowadays and you have a literal 5 second shot clock before their eyes glaze over and their thoughts are already wandering.