"Truth is like poetry. And most people f@%king hate poetry." - Sunday Cinema Reflections: The Big Short (2015)

kennyskitchen (72) in sundaycinema • 6 years ago (edited)

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6 years ago by kennyskitchen (72)

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adenijiadeshina (66) · 6 years ago

Great post. This line of quote was what really draws my attention so much in this post that said.
"Michael Burry:** "I met my wife through Match.com. My profile said, "I am a medical student with only one eye, an awkward social manner, and $145,000 in student loans." She wrote back, "You're just what I've been looking for." She meant "honest", so let me be honest. Making money is not like what I thought it would be. This business kills the part of life that is essential, the part that has nothing to do with business. For the past two years, my insides have felt like they've been eating themselves. All the people that I respected won't talk to me anymore, except through lawyers. People want an authority to tell them how to value things, but they choose this authority not based on facts or results. They choose it because it feels authoritative and familiar. And I am not, nor ever have been, "familiar." So...so I have come to the sullen realization that I must close down the fund. Sincerely, Michael J. Burry, M.D." [Final letter to his investors]"

Actually he is right. Normally people want the authority and the rules that will tell them to value things but later ended up choosing the one based on the fact that islt is familiar and authority.
I love watching also documentary films a lot as it really talks about the unfolded past event I have not hear about and sometimes I learngo grab something from it. And I also love watching films that are based on true life stories as they really touch the heart and move emotions. I guess I will check this one out as soon as I am less busy to watch film. Thanks for sharing this with us

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newcastle (61) · 6 years ago

It’s also very impressive that Adam McKay used to be just a comedy director. He used to direct many Will Ferrell films. He very successfully transitioned to become an Oscar contending filmmaker. Steve Carrell also made a similar transition. I was impressed by his performance.

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kennyskitchen (72) · 6 years ago

Ya, I had no idea until writing this article who directed the movie, or where he came from.

This was probably my favorite performance from Carell ever.

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tomblackstone (53) · 6 years ago

You did a very good job of expressing what is so great about this movie. It's one of my favorites. Thank you for writing this.

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