Margot Robbie also gives a great performance as Belfort’s poor wife Naomi. Plenty of these scenes are filled with hard drug use and outrageous behaviour that may be too much for some but these scenes while they may be crude in nature, are brilliantly shot and wonderfully acted by everyone involved, including a great cameo appearance from Matthew McConaughey. From scene one to the final end scene, this film is packed to the brim with hilarious moments. He has some golden moments in this film, one scene in particular with him and DiCaprio that should have you in hysterics. His work in Moneyball earned him his first Oscar nomination, and this performance here earns him another nomination.His character adds another level to the hilarity that is has already been put on screen. The ambition that comes from this character ensures the audience are on board with his endeavours.Īnother strong performance in the film comes from Jonah Hill in probably his best film role to date. There are (hopefully) no aspirations among audience members to follow DiCaprio down the path he’s taken, but you watch with excitement as his journey unfolds. Furthermore whenever he has a microphone in his hand, you pay close attention to what he’s saying.
He has several monolgues in the film where it almost feels like he’s talking to you as the viewer and he’s taking you along for the ride. Through this three hour tale, Scorsese gives us a little insight into what the life of someone who works on Wall Street may entail.īelfort is wonderfully portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio. The excitement grows as the FBI are soon on the hunt for Belfort to question. However not all of this money has been acquired by legal means. Money, money, money, is always at the forefront of his thoughts.
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The story of Belfort is a man who begins his profession as a stockbroker, and through a series of twists and turns eventually sets up his own company that continues to grow and grow making millions upon millions of dollars. Scorsese, in one of his funniest films to date, brings the story of Jordan Belfort to life in an uproarious way that will have you entertained from start to finish. A life that involved involving stockbroking, money laundering, debauchery and raucous behaviour throughout its three hour running time.
Review: What do you get if you cross one of the best directors of the current generation, with one of the finest actors working today? Simple really, you get this hilariously entertaining, enthralling account of the life of Jordan Belfort. He soon acquires a vast fortune through various methods and it is not long before the authorities are on his trail Synopsis: Based on the true story of Jordan Belfort who starts work as a trainee stockbroker before going at it alone by starting his own stockbroker company.
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