A bitter and necessary view

Rating: 8/10 (20 March 2016)

A more then decent film that tries to explain, without sentimentalism, one of the biggest economic crisis of our times, a true story that still relevant.
I watched this behind the contemporary "99 Homes", that I suggest as well as it makes sense.
Apart from a few mistakes on the events, more or less important, the movie manages to gives a enough realistic and understandable idea of what has happened (and is happening) and why. Surely an informative film that should be certainly seen just for this reason, especially if you have not already seen documentaries and understood these issues.
Under the point of view of cinematography instead it leaves much to be desired. The continuous movement of the camera, zoom-in, to give it a journalistic style, it is annoying and unnecessary in this movie. The dynamic edit tries to be original but the result is not that pleasant.
"The Big Short" is not flawless, but still worth for the raw and bitter denunciation and true facts exposure on the economic crisis and the banks, that we are experiencing.
8/10