Well said. Also thought Big Short was great for people who didn't understand financial terms that well (me when I first watched it).

Would rate Margin Call #1 but to me, Big Short was a close #2. Margin Call made me think about a few bankers I know who lost their jobs. Some who joined other banks later on (but eventually left Finance within 10-15 years after in their middle age for chiller lifestyles) and others who left Wall Street for good after the crash (interestingly enough, a handful of the middle/back office people I know who got fired went on to become medical doctors for the career stability).

 

Totally. Margin call was super visceral and the most realistic in terms of how it represented folks in the industry (and still a theatrical stretch). The Big Short was just a really well done movie that you don't even need to be in finance for to enjoy.

 

Space Jam 2 and Penguins of Madagascar. I try to watch them at least once every week for more motivation

 

I think Finding Nemo is about a guy trying to find undervalued securities and something about networking with sharks and turtles to get to Sydney Australia.

 

God damn, not a single post with Boiler Room?!

A who's who cast of actors that make you say "hey, it's that guy from that thing"?!

Vin Diesel, Ben Affleck, Tweeter, the AV-virgin from Scream 1 and 2, and that guy who's Nic Cage's side kick in National Treasure (also the bachelor in Hangover 1)?!

I'm going to let the lack of Trading Places slide. Came out before I was born so it's for oldheads.

 

Business and finance movies and tv shows:

Wolf of Wall Street

Big short

Margin call

Bad banks

Succession

Billions

Wall Street 1

Wall Street 2

Industry

The devil wears Prada

Arbitrage

Money monsters

Wizard of lies

The family man

Boiler room

Glen Gary Glen Ross

American psycho

Jim profit

The hummingbird project

The game

Joy

Barbarians at the gate

Rogue trader

Gold

Dallas buyers club

Social network

Silicon Valley

Lord of war

Uncut gems

Greed

Black Monday

 

Not a movie, but Industry is a relatively accurate show for IB/S&T tho more focus on the S&T side as the show progresses.  Especially since the show came out recently and is planning to release season 2 (this summer I think??), it's not another movie about GFC.

 

The industry was a fine short series, but not too much financial jargon, but it gives a few insights in work pressure just getting a graduate job in an investment bank is too much. Also I guess saving capitalism and also Explained money is also good stuff

 

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