A movie about a junkie

Rating: 7/10 (3 December 2014)

The acting and all that is superb, but I can't just get the thought out of my head that this is what you're watching:
THE WOLF OF WALL STREET is a movie about a regular guy that ends up as a Wall Street junkie hitting his wife in her stomach.
I'm impressed by the storytelling and all that, but I have second thoughts when it comes to the story on display, and am afraid that a lot of people will misinterpret it and say: "I want to get f***** up."
If you compare the content of this movie to a movie like APOCALYPSE NOW, the latter is often quoted for the line on the smell of napalm in the morning. In case of the redux version, I guess the French scene was added to the movie to explain to the audience that didn't get what they just saw, what it was they just saw.
If you want to successfully produce a movie like this, you need to be able to include the moral in such a way, that it isn't just in plain sight for everyone to see, but people need to get that that's what they're seeing, without stressing it by saying, "The moral of this movie is..."
I'm not a big fan of movies like this, because they are prone to misinterpretation by the audience.