The Great Gatsby of the 90's

Rating: Null/10 (27 December 2013)

The Great Gatsby of the 90's. The autobiography of Jordan Belfort and his extravagant lifestyle with drugs, parties, beautiful companions a whole New Money environment. A colorful film with brilliant acting performances by Leonardo DiCaprio Jonah Hill and Matthew McConaughey. A story of how fraud becomes a strong tool of power and wealth. Scorsese has shown us few times before his admiration of wealthy, powerful and smart scammer figures in history. Eg: The Aviator, Casino. An answer on how shady sales works, and who ends up to be the winner and loser. In my opinion The Wolf of Wall Street is a film where repeats it's self over and over again, leaving out important details of the real downfall of our protagonist fun adventure. Instead is focusing on his personal details of his relationship with drugs and women. More like a Vegas "fairytale" than a Wall St. story. An arsenic comedy, that makes men's dreams visual. Leonardo DiCaprio again exceeds himself with a dizzying interpretation accomplishes something terribly difficult: to interpret a hero by nature excessive and explosive, with control, restraint, and radiation power.I recommend it because of the fact that it's a typical Scorsese film , which breathes through a closed circuit of people who experience the sweetest success and steeper fall, pleasure and guilt , promiscuity and punishment.