Phim Margin Call 2011
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2022
- Phim Cuộc Chiến Phố Wall (Margin Call) xoay quanh những người chủ chốt tại một ngân hàng đầu tư trong một khoảng thời gian 24 giờ trong giai đoạn đầu của cuộc khủng hoảng tài chính với những tình tiết gay cấn, hấp dẫn. Margin Call là tác phẩm trình chiếu mở màn LHP Sundance hồi đầu năm 2011.
Kevin Spacey is a garanty for a good movie!
I miss him.
Thanks Vietnam for uploading.
I think all the pedophilia activity he was in with all the Epstein's and Clintons has really shaken him up. He's just trying to stay our of jail. Sad.
You've obviously never seen K-Pax, LOL. And you need to spell check before posting. For Vietnam's sake.
@@junkscience6397well, almost))
Emotionally trying to bury something that has passed on in a place that doesn't belong to you - the ending is meaningful
Good point, he did with his job as well.
Notice the information gets vaguer and more general as it passes up the chain. Peter, a junior analyst knows the most and spots the issue and his friend Seth is the most junior yet actually understands the details. Eric is gone. Will vaguely understands the VaR meaning and interpretation. Sam has been there so long he doesn't look at the main analyst software anymore. And the head person literally says "Talk as you would to a small child or a golden retriever" - but then makes the biggest decision, impacting tens of billions of dollars and thousands of lives in a moment. And stands by his conviction, completely opposite to people lower down who are second guessing and worrying about what to do.
They even mention it in the scene where there's two of them sitting in the room and the lady says things were not filtered upwards as intended. I feel sorry for Seth, he's most likely not going to get another job in the business because of his association with the firm and relative inexperience and lack of network that longer serving traders have created. Will also says he won't be fired but he's not entirely sure since Cohen isn't sure about his usefulness/loyalty.
The other plot point is Peter getting promoted and presumably groomed by Cohen, over Sam again and will Peter do the same to Cohen (become a lower but longer worker's boss?) It's a brilliant film with all the drama but in a sterile corporate setting and no tangible props (except the cleaning lady's cart with sprays in the lift.)
@@aj2080xy6 I don't feel sorry for Seth. He's the most annoying character since Jar Jar Binks.
@@theNetworkCHagreed. Seth contributed nothing, he was just lucky to be sat next to Peter when it all kicked off.
two many skulls thats the reall problem
intelligent funny
I have a copy of this movie on DVD and watch it every few months. The acting is superb, the story is riveting and I cannot understand why more people don't know about this. Spacey needs to be doing more of these thrillers.
I love this movie because it is so well made.
Jared not giving a single crap about Seth while he shaves is so funny. Thanks again for uploading hope it doesn't get nuked.
Well, don't you think it's important to pay for a great movie, because just of that they can produce masterpieces like that again. And let it sink in: this is a low budget movie (compared to others in Hollywood) and that all the famous actors made it with less money than usual.
It is interesting we see Seth is very materialistic but not as calculating as the others.
@@rouvenrouven5037 no I don't care about giving money to millionaires actually
At Jared's level, there is no nice language, participle at crisis time. Have you never had a crisis at work? Straight talk, no B, no cottonwool sentences. Business is business. Did you want Jared to give him a hug?
Subtle title alteration has probably saved it, so far.
amazed by those performances when the subject is not everyone's idea of fun. extremely well done.
Best film I've watched in a long time. Surprised the company got into this mess with a Vulcan on the staff,
In ST lore they did away with money - good idea I think.
@@a120068020 only because they have far more resources
Why do employees forget, that we ALL are only Numbers to them. Dont ever sacrifice your inner peace for any Company. Only the family is it worth it to suffer, nur Never a firm, a Company of any Job, No matter if you get a thousand Bucks per month or per minute.
Nice. But reality is: Humans think being LOYAL is a two way street: The toilet scene with Tulids offer is a classic example of "missing the point"
Plain truth
What about when you are just a number for your family?😂😂😂
@@wardeggerrobertmarius144 I think it should be amended to saying loyalty should only be spent on loyal people. Plenty of families are just scummy to each other.
@@cleanerben9636plenty toxic and dysfunctional fam's for sure
Everyone calls Tuld "Mr. Tuld" except for Sam, who calls him John. That alone tells a back story. Script choices in this movie are great.
I didn't get it. What was that mean? What was the "backstory" telling about?
@@StrsAmbrg This is just speculation, cause these people don't exist in real life, but it seems that these two have been in the company for some time. Sam said 34 years, Tuld probably near that. And check what they talk about in 55:38 "You and I we're salesmen" and what comes after. These two go waaay back. Who knows how Tuld ended up in the "big chair" as he says. This movie is filled with little snippets of things that make you think about each character's back story.
@StrsAmbrg you can tell that they have a familiarity that others don't share. Everyone else is very formal with Tuld but Sam just speaks his mind and happily debates and argues with him
Word to the wise. If you're first out the door, that's not called panicking.
This movie is the best financial movie ever
it's the second best after Big Short
You can't have watched the big short then
@@jimisi7424 big short was awesome but margin call s tension is on another level.
Superb acting. Very few can follow the financial chicanery but the plot and the acting wove it together brilliantly. Superb.
Thanks for the upload
Heartless ex-wife. "The alarm is on so don't try to break in"
obviously he'd tried before!
@@puturro Read the room. His dog had just died. How callous can you be?
@@StimParavane well, this is just speculation, cause these people don't exist, but I think that they got the dog when they were still together in that house, and they got divorced not long after. Who knows why they split, but Sam works in finance, and those guys neglect their families a lot. 01:19:31 Peter Sullivan asks Sam if he spoke to his son, he says no. The ex in 01:41:07 says "Sammy called", and he kid called his mom, not his dad. So, he probably took the dog after the divorce cause dogs love you unconditionally, families don't. You need to put in the work in family ties. Plus maybe the wife never cared for the dog anyway, or even wanted one in the first place. So there you go, that's my theory. Plus I'm sure he tried to break in, drunk, a couple of times.
Protecting her heart most likely from a man more interested in money than her heart
@@kiernoify I forgot. Women never do anything wrong and are always victims. Got it.
These HR people are souless
@munteza9262 NAZIs said the same thing guess what ! Nobody Cares!
and they are so pathetic in their assumed importance.... people who never worked a productive day in their lives....
Mine was always off sick, embarrassing really.
She literally had no resources, as a human 👍
Met only 1 good HR, who, to interview me about smth, came at 24.00 (I did nights). The rest were rude, arogant and full of corporate blsht.
Most firms conducting layoffs of this size outsource the work to specialists who bring in their own personnel, including the 'security men' just in case the person being dismissed goes postal and gets physical or worse. It has been known for some people to have a mental breakdown during the process. This might be because they are financially over-committed or having a relationship or marital breakup.
A perfect film. Cast, acting, storyline. Fabulous
Fantastic acting
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Didn't realise how good this film was first time watching.....
Interresting point i just noticed: all the female characters are extremely cold. Only Demi warms up after getting fired
everybody in the finance sector is a cold ass snake. you can't survive otherwise
And the moment she asks Eric "Got kids?" and he confirms 3 and then it just holds on her face, slowly getting sadder, as she realises she had this job instead of kids and now it's gone and the severance package is all she'll have to show for it.
yes, because they are pampered by the system and they don`t even realise it.... they think they are hired for their genius....
Thanks for putting it up. 👍
Thank you for this upload ... I went in not knowing what to expect, and Wow, what an intense gem! Totally enthralling.
Stunning Movie. Wonderful actors.
Thanks for the upload, great movie. We may see a similar one again in a few years
Brilliant ex-wife, "you don't live here anymore", yeah the house that she took from him
Yeah, typical ex-wife.
Ahh now I get why Sam says to the boss he still needs money even after 34 years experience in the firm. He needs to buy another house.
Excellent film and excellent acting
Just one short made me addicted to this movie, a cult clasit IMO
Look at the way this movie portrays its characters. Its feckin genius. At the start you think the fist characters are the overpaid despicable characters and it just builds and builds from there as new characters are introduced. It is so well written. Brilliant!
Superb film.Irons at his best!😊
1. awesome that this movie went public.
2. why exactly is everyone so calm about what happened?
Extreme professionalism
@@noelht1😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I have been looking everywhere for this movie, I’m heart broken it’s just lying around here on YT
*2.* because they're business men
Even the most sympathetic appearing character, Peter, admits he went into finance instead of remaining a scientist because of the money.
That fucking dog scene...absolute heartbroken
A labrador; if it had been a golden retriever, it would have been too on the nose. I think it signifies the American Dream. The fact that he is trying to bury it in his and his ex-wife's garden is even more telling.
I read somewhere that the dog represents his conscience.
He cares more for his dog than people.
A good film, thanks for making this available ✌️❤️🇬🇧
A "good" film? This was a SPECTACULARLY good film. As classy, as slickly produced and as soulful as Heat... but without the bank robbery.
Many thanks 🙏🙋♀️❤🌹
Great film. Thanks.
Brilliant film thanks for upload
Incredible performances
This film is a miracle
Yep. Some brave artists are invold
The script is superb, they used offices as changing rooms and most of the people involved in production had relatives or friends in the banking industry. They really lucked out using a trading firm that went bust and it took just 17 days to film it. Jeremy Irons was a last minute replacement for Sir Ben Kingsley.
The house you see when they go to Eric Dale's home in Brooklyn Heights used to be the home of Paul Bettany and his wife. So it's very funny when he says he hates Brooklyn as he actually lives there! The couple moved to another Town House in 2008, just 2 years before the film was made.
A couple of days after this movie was wrapped, Stanley Tucci went to Emily Blunt's wedding to John Krasinski at George Clooney's mansion on Lake Como in Italy and he met Emily's sister, Felicity Blunt. Stanley and Felicity became engaged in 2011 and married in 2012 and they have a boy and a girl.
I had no idea Pep Guardiola was în the investment banking industry. 😂
😂😂😂😂that’s good!
and a former engineer that built bridges too
Good movie! Thanks... checked out your channel (lots of vids) and this is the only I want to watch.
Some people have asked on the video clips to this movie why Eric Dale did not keep quiet about the problem with the formula and then go to a competitor firm and sell them the information for a fortune so that they could short the company he just came from? It may be unethical, but it would be the sort of cut-throat move that city traders would do. He would lose his salary, share options and health care if his former employers went bankrupt, but at least he would have the satisfaction of getting even with them for making him unemployed.
Here from the comment section of the Lex Freedman interview...
Gambling with other people's money:
If it goes well, take a cut.
If it goes poorly, take a cut anyway.
No downside making millions, just need to change employer occasionally.
Except 3 out of 7 gets dumped in the trash
What a nicce movie.
Well acted esp Kevin Spacey.
😢 just realised i already watched this recently. Great movie
Sam is somehow enjoying jare stewing in this problem
Zachary Quinto reminds me of Jesse Rutherford from The Neighbourhood
This is all about the "Sunspot Cycles"... just look it up... Those 11and 1/4 years he mentioned. It a part of "Natural Law"... as the bossman said... no one is to blame...
This film and too big to fail are the films to watch make it easy to understand the basic of the financial crash
Great movie .
excellent film.
LOL. If you have been there, you have been there, and I have been on all sides of this EQUATION, and its NASTY. Still sits deep some of it 25 years later.
PTSD is NOT restricted to the Theatre of WAR.
Tuld is deeply impressed by the Rocket Scientist
thank you for the upload.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
thank you much for this..... have been interested to watch it for some time......
Its a fine illustration on how to cause a lot of damage to your buissiness by humiliating people in front of the people you want to keep and do good work for you. It sends the message load and clear that loyalty is not worth anything to the company
Thankyou
Jeremy Irons is superb here.
Good actor indeed😊
He was a last-minute replacement for Sir Ben Kingsley.
5:52 When you’ve got hairs on your arse older than the person advising you on your next career move
The more of [__] in the subtitles the more people comment: "good movie!", "the best movie!", "I love this movie!".
Has anybody an intellect answer why?
IA.
The stock market is many hundreds of times higher than then
So I expect the same thing or much worse to happen any day now ......
Not necessarily.
The housing market was on steroids back then - no one thought it could fail. But it failed - and something you trust so highly failing will have catastrophic consequences.
Today the housing market(and the mortgage market) is highly regulated so it is highly unlikely to repeat.
However, there might be something else in the economy that we trust just as highly as the mortgage market back then. And if that fails then yes history will repeat.
My best guess is something like the US or China collapsing. This would send shockwaves through the world economically.
@@IIAndersII absolutely its almost certainly not going to be Residential housing... or Tulips this time .....
But it will be something.. because lots of people have borrowed way to much ..
Remember the film is about Enormous levels of leverage isn't it..
@@IIAndersIIOr so many people will eventually trust Bitcoin’s cyclic bull runs that they’ll all get burned eventually, bringing the global economy down with them 😂
@@billturner6564 Tesla is grossly overvalued. And so are many other companies due to the rates being low. Each increase is going to tick another stone.
@@IIAndersIIChina is already imploding! Not long now..
The worst thing to hear from down the corridor during a company layoff...
"YOU'LL NEVER TAKE ME ALIVE" followed by a gunshot!
This event only affected a few gamblers in finance, it made no difference to everyone else ✌️❤️🇬🇧
Sure thing buddy.
Hardly anyone's got a mortgage these days right enough
Everyone is invested in the market whether they realise it or not. A crash unfortunately whilst it might seem just a virtual thing also impacts on the 'real economy' causing a recession where jobs are lost & investment dries up. It will affect different people in different ways.
Lol how the middle aged, old men call the 26 yr old a boy and a kid, and he never got offended
During the Battle of Britain, RAF fighter pilots referred to their 26 year old Squadron Leader as 'the old man.'
Why oh why did Kevin Spacey take Kevin Spacey from us .
He did not.
@@businessdevil7094 He probably p1ssed someone off, there are NO coin-see-dances, in Holy-wood or Politics, frame, set ups, over exaggerations, scores and settling. Re: Diddy, NEVER is it about what the scripted media says, more likely something DEEPER. Agent turned, Agent squirmed, wont play along, will play along.
I thought he was cleared as an innocent man
@@SCARx497 doesn't matter. What's right or wrong doesn't matter anymore.
Extremely disturbing child abuse was partly to blame
legend.
I find it absolutely horrible the way people get fired in the US!
?!?
This movie better describe the real meaning of a sell trade nd this happen every day 🎉
Scaring movie of Reality !
UA-cam film recommendation
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-A Simple Plan.
The ending was so sad yet harsh reality of life
1:10:50 this moment is brilliant, great and true perspective.
" take care off yourself" to someone who is hurting...😅
How the fu*k am I only seeing in 2024...unbelievable movie
I remember seeing the trailer to this movie when it first came out and I was shocked at how good it was. Didn't receive enough plaudits for everyone as they all brought their A-game.
Super Movie
when you swim with the pigs, you'll get eaten...
This is a leaving legend
Great.
01:03:50 Robertson says "I understand", immediately I thought "Do you?" and then right after I replied to my thought "DO YOU????". I've watched this movie too many times.
Nice one
Not a bad movie.
What is the correct narrative of situation
" selling something wich you know has no value"
Or. "Selling to willing buyers at fair market price "
Its what politicians offer voters every time they speak.
They were selling worthless assets disguised as something of value.
Both can be true at the same time
Both are. But just one expresses moral behaviour.
@@nardinit The MBS that they were selling was given a false value by the rating agencies. The agencies did not bother to check the probity of the mortgage agreements which were being sold to people with no job or income as treble-A securities when they were actually going to default, or multiple mortgages to the same person on a teaser rate that would suddenly rise beyond the ability of repayment which would also default.
A mortgage is based on the value of the property title but when too many titles default at the same time, the underlying value of the property drops substantially and suddenly a bond that might have been worth $400m is worth no more than a few million.
The problem was that the Risk Management team (Eric Dale in the movie) stumbled on the fact that the defaults were rising and this was causing losses which were multiplying. As the company was trading mortgages, they'd stretched their borrowing so heavily that a small loss could equate to a value greater than the company. If the company stayed on the wrong side of this value of loss, they would be obliged to report it to the Government or face criminal sanctions because they were bankrupt.
By selling the MBS to others, they were passing on a mixed bag of mortgages some of which were still valuable, but the amount being repaid by the valid AAA+ mortgages was not enough to compensate for the losses suffered on properties that were worth nothing.
Thanks man
Great upload...thank you 👍
Heartless women like that ex-wife allow for such men to have no conscience and doing things like this
Notified
sell it all🤣😂😂
The love of money........................
Alternative title for this film could have been Survive and Thrive.
what time is it?
I knew this film from motivation page from Instagram
58:43 that cleaning lady (along with other non-speaking small characters in the movie)
The amount of people that fell suckered to the property boom in 2008 and the years leading up to it with free credit. Know banks for what they are and how they got away with it .they might run the world but only you can decide your future.
This is where that speech given by Paul Bettany in the car is very relevant. The people who wanted these mortgages needed men like him to tip the scales in their favor and without them, they lose their homes, their cars and their jobs. In the years before the credit crunch, the world was getting rich from the wars in oil countries. They were getting short of AAA mortgages to sell, so they offered credit to people who should not have them, just so the profits kept rolling in.
I blame the regulators more than the bankers. During the 'naughties' period from 2000 to 2010, many of the regulators actually conspired with the bankers and traders to keep business booming. I led a shareholder action group in the UK concerning short-selling on the London Stock Exchange. A stockbroking firm deliberately sold more shares than existed in a listed company so that they could rob the shareholders of the value of their company. Only their crime failed as the deal to make new shares fell through. The market regulator, the London Stock Exchange then conspired with the criminal stockbrokers to offer the victims of the fraud their money back instead of the true value of the shares which was equal to the entire worth of the stockbroking firm. The LSE kept the criminals in business and robbed the victims of the true value of the shares. They covered this up when the Financial Services Authority (the Government Regulator) then fined the stock broking firm £500,000 and the individual trader £75,000 for the crime of Market Distortion.
As in 2008, the Government Regulators were not verifying that the Market Regulators were validating the true value of the bonds and as a result, the banks were trading pieces of paper which slowly began to default.
The speech:
Look, If you want to do this with your life, and do it well, you need to believe that you are necessary. And you are. If people want to live like this...with their big cars and these houses that they haven’t even paid for. Then you are necessary. The only reason they can continue to live like kings is because we’ve got our fingers on the scale in THEIR favor. And if I were to take my finger off... Then the whole world gets really fucking fair, really fucking quickly. And no one wants that, they say they do...but they don’t. They want what we’re giving them, but they also want to play innocent and pretend they have no idea how we get it. And that’s more hypocrisy than I can swallow. So fuck em.
And tomorrow if this all goes south they’ll crucify us for being reckless, but if we are wrong and everything get’s back on track. They’ll be laughing their arses off at us for being the biggest bunch of pussies that God ever let through the door.
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One way a layman can 'read the market' in my (layman's) opinion:
whenever you see ads and commercials appearing that 'it's time to buy shares,' 'this is your chance,' *combined with* 'no money to buy shares? we'll loan you the money!'
How to make nice movie with few bucks
I and several friends had dogs in this fight. Only a few got out relatively unscathed. Ambition and greed make passionate bedfellows. If you don't know gigantic fish in the game 🎮, you're doomed. For real.
No sympathy here. You people f*cked up a lot of lives, but at least you get to sleep on a pillow full of money 💰🙄
45:54 "That is spilt milk under the bridge" hahaha, I wonder why they made that choice of weird phrasing in the script. John Tuld playing dumb maybe?
Boss trying to make out like he is a wit on another level than the rest.
Ah, mixed metaphors! A delightful linguistic concoction where two or more metaphors collide like bumper cars at a carnival. These linguistic oddities can lead to hilarity, confusion, or even profound insights.
Lion King Scar!
Too bad that this movie is only be in the number of 165 in box office order ... Maybe the delivery of the story is not too excited and palpable for common people that not too understand about finance ... 🤔