Dumb Money

The 85% are paid actors

Not a good movie. Dumb story that goes nowhere. The casting is horrible. You would have to pay me to actually watch it again

And of course, after finding collusion by the two major Wall Street giants in e-mails, the FCC did nothing. No fines no jail time just the usual $7$; :$&@ !!!!! Good movie to watch when working hard at two jobs, you still can’t pay the bills.

you have to love that movie, everyone loved the story back in 2020. stellar cast but the music is insufferable. what is it with everyone and their love affair for this idiotic rap music? it's plain, basic and boring. is this the zeitgeist? because if so, we are in the toilet. next time please don't ruin a great movie with such a nerving soundtrack

La historia es muy buena y creo que fue desaprovechada al hacerla tan sencilla y cómica, entiendo que el hecho de querer que la película sea algo digerible ante un tema tan complejo como son las operaciones en la bolsa de valores pero se perdió mucho así como el final se siente muy abrupto, por otro lado el elenco es genial y Paul Dano siempre destaca.

Great cast, funny at times, and seems to stick to a truthful telling of the event. I enjoyed it.

I remember hearing about this story years ago and was really intrigued that a move was made to futher tell the story. I was excited to watch this movie, but it didn't quite line up with my expectations. I thought all of the acting was really well done, but some of the production I thought kind of missed the mark. I found that the soundtrack often came in at times and overpowered some of the acting that was going on in the scenes. That made me lower my review a bit for this film. I'm glad that I watched it, but it probably won't be one that I will rewatch to be honest.

A very entertaining and fascinating biopic about the very recent bizarrely cathartic class warfare between Reddit and Hedge Funds over the fate of GameStop through a clever series of clever financial tactics using Wall Street’s underhanded stock market tricks against them. The cast is excellent and share solid chemistry and witty banter. It’s surprisingly investing despite all of the cringey at-the-time trendy Reddit/TikTok slang/memes of the time thanks to its emotional core of the story that treats all of these characters as real people with real personal struggles that lie behind the surface that keeps them motivated to support this GameStop revolution in the first place. It’s certainly not going to be everyone’s cup of tea, but I personally had a great time watching this and would definitely recommend it.

Glad that someone decided to make a movie on the meme stock phenomenon and gladder that it turned out to be so good.

At a glanced face value when it occurred, it piqued and acknowledged but nonetheless scrolled pass, even when its unprecedented stir proportionated. This film’s intellectual dive satisfies in clarifyingly elaborating the structural details surrounding the systematically cracked rebellious stunt with aspectual thoroughness of the affecting spree. It engages like any factually complex subjects with a deft hand and sharp, energetic performances to pure entertaining results, even when not fully interested in stocking up knowledge about the market. (B+)