Stimulating, and very remarkable to watch.

Rating: 9/10 (15 February 2016)

The Big Short is the riveting true story of the financial crises of 2008, with Christian Bale, Ryan Gosling, Steve Carell, and Brad Pitt. I will be honesty, the film is very economically wordy and hard to understand, even if the film itself tries to make it simpler. But that could be my age. Even though you may not get everything going on, you can get the rough gist, but you will not find yourself bored during the film.
As well as the story the film is uniquely structured with breaking of the fourth wall, effective editing, and cinematography that gives the film a documentary feel, to make the story more real. So the film is really enjoyable to watch even if it is very talky. It even contains fun cameos of popular celebs to make a social atmosphere of the film. It also features great performances by Bale and Carell, who really demonstrate a clear believable characters.
Even if your aware or not of the event, you will really be stunned by the story, from how it started to how it develops and how it ends, and the film really suggests this through the soundtrack, and mood.
Although I wouldn't say that it is a must see, but definitely deserves praise, and will be enjoyed by people who are fond of biographical films, business related.
The Big Short is a strong 8/10 and a very remarkable film to watch.