It's a very funny movie, one of Scorsese's best, it's filled with great performances as well. If you can handle the sex and drugs, you should check out The Wolf of Wall Street

Rating: Null/10 (16 February 2014)

So, The Wolf of Wall Street, I actually already did a review for it, but I decided to watch it again, and after my second viewing, I thought I didn't really do the film justice, so I'm making another review. This is actually a really great movie, it's funny, electric and overall really enjoyable, so let's get started:
The acting in this movie is impeccable, Leonardo DiCaprio is incredible in the movie, it's like he was born to play this guy, you know, just like how it feels with most of his performances, but there's something about this one, he is absolutely amazing in this movie, you start to see Leo as Jordan Belfort, he really deserved an Oscar for this role, if Dallas Buyers Club had been in another year, he would have won for sure. He truly is one of the best actors today. Speaking of Dallas Buyers Club, Matthew MacConaughey is in this movie! That guy is awesome, seriously, he turned his career around, he's awesome here. His scenes were the best, seriously, he was absolutely hilarious, Jordan's lunch with him was easily the funniest scene, it sucks that he was only in the beginning. Jonah Hill gave the best performance I've seen from him, he was great in Moneyball, but I think this role destroys his acting in Moneyball, he is awesome in the movie, he's really hilarious, just like DiCaprio and MacConaughey, the scene where he and Jordan begin experiencing the side-effects of the Lemmons, wow, that part was comedy gold. Jordan's wife, Margot Robbie was great in this movie as well, it's the first time I've heard of her and I'm pretty sure she'll be offered lots of roles after this. That last fight with Jordan was incredibly acted, just like DiCaprio, not to mention she is incredibly gorgeous. The one person that I didn't like was Jean Dujardin, he kind of dragged the movie down during his scenes.
The writing in the movie is first-rate, Terence Winter is a great writer, the dialogues he comes up with are great, just like in Boardwalk Empire. The jokes in the movie are great, it's incredibly funny, really great. Sure there were a lot of sex scenes, but I actually respect the makers of the movie for showing the life of the Wall Street people in such detail. The one problem was that the movie was a bit inconsistent with the tone, mostly during the Switzerland scenes. Although the movie was very funny, the best parts were beginning and the end, the middle was pretty weak, especially, once again, during the Switzerland scenes. I really hated that part, Jean Dujardin wasn't great with the comedic timing there. Other than that, the writing was very good.
The effects were impeccable here. Seriously, I didn't even notice that there were many visual effects here, expect for the boat scene of course. I was really surprised after watching that video which shows the effects in this movie.
The directing is amazing, Martin Scorsese is one of the best director living today, his camera work was very nice, the way he shot things, especially during the drug scenes was awesome, when they're using the luudes, really great work.
Whoever decided the soundtrack has great taste, it went along incredibly well with the movie, and they were songs that I would never have thought of, like the scene where everyone's busted, and they play "Mrs. Robinson", or the boat scene where the glass breaks and that Italian song comes up, those where great choices.
The Wolf of Wall Street is really great, it sucks that it didn't win anything at the Oscars, it's a very funny movie, one of Scorsese's best, and has DiCaprio's finest performance. And I give it an 8.6 out of 10.