February 4, 2012
Movie Night: Wall Street.
Review #095: Wall Street.
Cast
Michael Douglas (Gordon Gekko), Charlie Sheen (Bud Fox), Daryl Hannah (Darien Taylor), Martin Sheen (Carl Fox), John C. McGinley (Marvin), Terence Stamp (Sir Larry Wildman), James Karen (Harry Lynch), Hal Holbrook (Lou Mannheim), Sean Young (Kate Gekko), and James Spader (Roger Barnes) Directed by Oliver Stone.
Review
This film is a classic, pure and simple. Sheen and Douglas play each other off so well, with Douglas being the main man here, doing an excellent job, especially with his "Greed is good" Stone mixes so many things from different periods of time to get them all matched into respective characters. The one single flaw is Daryl Hannah. I don't know why, but her acting here is...Dull. I know she plays basically a lackey to Gekko, but couldn't they at least make her do a better job at it? The film is excellent in value that makes you interested and a little bit smarter at the end. We are close to 100 Reviews. Countdown: 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5...
Overall, I give it 8 out of 10 stars.
Labels:
1980s,
1987,
Charlie Sheen,
Countdown,
Daryl Hannah,
Hal Holbrook,
James Karen,
James Spader,
John C. McGinley,
Martin Sheen,
Michael Douglas,
Oliver Stone,
Sean Young,
Terence Stamp
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