Another Martin Scorsese classic

Rating: 10/10 (6 July 2014)

Sex. Greed. Corruption. Crime. Drugs.
These words define Martin Scorsese's The Wolf Of Wall Street. The movie is the true story of stockbroker Jordan Belfort. Jordan is brilliantly portrayed by Leonardo Dicaprio. I've seen a lot of films that Leonardo has been in and this is one of his best roles. He pulls off Jordan perfect from becoming overwhelmed by his wealthiness to his downfall.
Plot: The plot is straightforward. Jordan starts out as a stockbroker working on Wall Street until October 19, 1987 when the stock market crashes. He joins up with Donnie Azoff, a great performance from Jonah Hill. He is very different in this than the goofball he was in Superbad. Pretty much Leonardo and Jonah form a broker corporation called Stratton Oakmont. It eventually picks up and Jordan becomes a billionaire.
Without spoiling anything, it all goes downhill from there as Jordan is consumed by drugs and money. Margot Robbie is gorgeous as Leonardo's wife Naomi. Her scenes are just eye candy for every guy.
The character development is stellar. The movie is 3 hours long and it is the perfect length for a movie like this. Leonardo and Jonah get very fleshed out as Jordan and Donnie and how their relationship is.
The music in this movie is fantastic! My friend and I saw this in theaters and I remembered how I felt when Mrs. Robinson came on. I must admit that I'm 20 years old but the music they played during this movie was just astounding. I really enjoyed it. A few months after we saw the movie, I was in a restaurant and heard Mrs. Robinson in the bathroom and I started singing.
The Wolf Of Wall Street had it's fair share of supporting actors too such as Matthew McConaughey, Rob Reiner, and Kyle Chandler.
Martin Scorsese does it again with The Wolf of Wall Street. All of his movies: The Departed, Goodfellas, Casino, Gangs of New York among others as received very high praise and The Wolf of Wall Street adds on to that list.
This movie is not for kids. It has graphic sexual scenes and very explicit use of the F word. Fun movie to see with friends but I would not recommend seeing this with your parents.
Leonardo has this one scene that is so funny that my friend and I were in tears.
Go see the rise and fall of Jordan Belfort in The Wolf of Wall Street.
P.S. The real Jordan Belfort wrote a book as the same title of the movie detailing his rise and fall. I might read it, but for anyone who wants to know more, he has that book.