Pretty Good

From my favorite movies..

Entertaining from beginning to end, it maintains the spirit of the franchise while establishing it's own seal with a fun cast

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

Never have I seen something factual and complex, so brilliantly explained.This has to be required watching for any business student post 14 years of age...The World is corrupt and struggling because of a handful of people, most of which are still in a sphere of influence and all of which got very well paid and not punished.Brilliant, thought-provoking and in equal amounts makes me despair and angry !

This "documentary" is a joke, the makers pretend they are professors in economics while they fail to give a good understanding of any of the topics, instead just gloss over something complicated, and then remind the viewer who the bad guys are.The interviews are so bad, its just dumb how they try to make a point out of the fact that people decline to be interviewed. If you are going to paint people as the bad guy, obviously they are not going to play into the makers hand. some of them even answer the questions very respectfully, only for the interviewer to make a snarky remark and cut to the next shot.this extreme bias makes it so boring to watch, instead of going deep into the fundamental problems and giving new perspective, it just goes for the emotional side and entertaining the viewer, this is not an objective film that could have any historical valuei can understand that it has a high rating because it is entertaining, but for anyone who sees through that it becomes a boring piece only showing the same thing over and over again.

This is a documentary about the 2008 financial collapse. It starts with an examination of the Icelandic banking deregulation in 2000. Then it takes a casual walk through the banking sector from the post WWII. It digs into the people involved in the 2008 meltdown. Then it tries to lay out the aftermath.This is a well researched, coherent and relatively easy to understand. The most damning is laying out the army of people who are tied to the investment industry that are in government. The interconnection and the conflicts of interest are truly eye-opening. It is definitely coming at the meltdown with a view point and sometimes, it tries to connect too much. On a minor note, the Matt Damon is pretty good.

Amazing doc about the financial scum bags that are found in academia, boards of financial institutions, etc. Some of these banks and academic professors at Columbia are absolute criminals!!!! These guys are appalling!!!!Columbia University, Federal Reserve, US government and US banks, they all profited from the financial crisis and faced no punishment. The US financial system is a complete disaster! They really need to start putting some of these guys in jail because that is where they belong, IMHO.Hopefully this doc will get people thinking and start to make some changes in the financial system.