Scorsese explains how to make a comedy

Rating: 10/10 (12 May 2016)

One of A best and wildest nonsense (?) Movies I've watched. Black comedy which can be found in nearly every Scorsese film here is reaching its peak. The Wolf of Wall Street is strawberry on the cake. The cast, which is led by the brilliant DiCaprio has made this film truly special achievement of its genre that should not be missed in any case.
DiCaprio has once again proved that it can handle almost any role, but that role of "psychotic madman" (Django Unchained, The Aviator, Shutter Island) is definitely the most appropriate for him, and combination of them can be seen in this masterpiece. As listed for each film, but for this most definitely, Leo could, and for The Wolf of Wall Street just had to take the Oscar (with due respect to Matthew McConaughey, of whom more soon). He brings some incredible moments and his way of acting is so good that you'll think he is in fact Jordan Belfort himself. Also his narration is so cool that you'll think he's actually near you.
Jonah Hill is excellent as his best friend and a major participant in all the craziness but also businesses. A way that they meet is ultra funny and the next scenes are all amazingly ridiculous , dialogues are some Tarantino moments, alcohol, nudity and white powder are more and more present. It was nice to watch and enjoy all the scenes of Margot Robbie and the male audience will definitely repeat them several times .. Man, the whole film should be repeated several times! Other members of the cast are also fantastic in their roles, but I have to pick Matthew McConaughey which absolutely dominates the scene at any moment when he appears. Although overall that is very short period of time I would give him the Oscar for best supporting role and Leo would get one for main role then.
This is not a classic film about Wall Street with numbers, stock exchange, outsmarting customers (there are, in some crazy and funny way). This is madness in a thousand ways. The realistic picture of life of rich people.
Scorsese shows pure example how to make three hour of "straightjacket comedy"