Crash into this one now!!!! Rich with entertainment!

Rating: 10/10 (6 January 2014)

Howl can you not like this Wolf!!! Anyways, many critics are enamored with Martin Scorsese's stockbroker saga "The Wolf of Wall Street" while many others have called it a despicable, slimy ruthless flick. I am with the former. Undoubtedly, this is the most entertaining movie of 2013, even with its outlandishness and all. The narrative is based on the real life exploits of stockbroker Jordan Belfort, who rose to riches in the stock trade but not without a few corruption trips to the market, if you get my thrift. Belfort was also an avid drug addict, with his preferred drug of choice being the quaalude; yep, Jordan was definitely a boy in the lude. Oh! Jordan was also profoundly hooked on hookers; so he got plenty of action "under the Belfort". Leonardo DiCaprio's magnetic performance as Belfort is Oscar-worthy and it's a shame Leo's stock has not risen enough to be a frontrunner for the Best Actor Oscar chase this year. DiCaprio knocks it out of the ballpark! Jonah Hill was outstanding also as Belfort's right hand man of corruption Donnie Azoff. Hill should also be in the moneyball I mean money for a Best Supporting Actor nomination. Other stock worthy supporting performances rose from Kyle Chandler as an FBI Agent chasing Belfort's wrongdoings, Rob Reiner as Belfort's sympathetic father, and Matthew McConaughey with yet another scene-stealing performance as a Belfort mentor. Margot Robbie was not extravagant as Belfort's second wife Naomi, but Robbie did not rob me of any eye candy viewing. Terence Winter's screenplay was sure a wonderland of outrageous entertainment. And what can you say about the legendary Scorsese. He has delivered again in vintage Marty form. "The Wolf of Wall Street" reminded me of Scorsese's "GoodFellas" with a stockbroker corruption landscape. So thump your chest and get psyched up to 180 minutes of pure, zany entertainment with "The Wolf of Wall Street". ***** Excellent