A showcase and fun tease of insider trading at it's best, showing the greed of the world.

Rating: 8/10 (23 December 2015)

Everyone remembers the housing bubble and financial collapse of the mid 2000's certainly 2007 and 2008 as the news made shock waves. Yet most revealing was how the government and the finance world of corporate insider trading became the norm with a scheme to get rich with greed as collections were made when the housing market would crumble. "The Big Short" is a film that is a showcase of this and true it might have fun showing greed still it's a film that stings with guilt and conscious as you see many hard working people lose it all from money to homes all the big corporate people and inside investors profit from their losses. As the insider traders have a world of finance credit and housing bubble greed that's all tied to the big banks. The film seems real like and made to be believed with the work from actors Steve Carell, Christian Bale, Brad Pitt, and Ryan Gosling. "The Big Short" is one showcase that even though is a tease it proves that it's good not to put trust in government, banks, or finance companies as the little guys get crushed showing the world as one big corrupt mess.