Surprisingly incoherent and boring

Highly Overrated But Still Good

This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

This is the fifth collaboration between Scorsese and DiCaprio coming from Gangs of New York, Aviator, Departed and Shutter Island I feel this is the lesser one. The Departed is probably their best collaboration because the writing was brilliant. The writing in this is underwhelming. This film is produced by DiCaprio and is made as a comedy rather then a serious movie. I haven't read the book but this man wasn't a good man we needed to see that more. We just saw drug's and hookers and a lot of cussing. I'm ok with those things but it needed to go with a better story. There's a lot of unnecessary stuff in this movie I just wish we could have focused on the real story. Overall the acting was great and I do feel DiCaprio should have won the Oscar for this

Scorcese delivered an another punch in 2010s with wolf of wall street a dark comedy with top notch performance by Leo and Hill .The movie original running hrs was 3hrs but it looks like 11/2 movie with nice editing by Thelma and excellent improvisation by this team overall it is well made movie. It tells the influence of capitalism and American dream chasing behind money .

I saw Wolf of Wall Street and that was quite funny for a Scorsese movie. It was good, but a little repetitive and long. I loved when he was having trouble getting to the car after taking all those pills. I also loved that Martin Scorsese had a clip of Family Matters in the movie!

Debauchery and excess are not only key themes of this three-hour bio-pic but also inherent qualities of it, as it continuously skirts the line between sincerity and satire in order to honestly evaluate its unlikable yet engaging protagonist and the compelling situation within which he finds himself. Though 'The Wolf Of Wall Street (2013)' never does much to punish the people who perpetrate greedy acts of criminal grandeur, it also never flinches from the unglamorous sides such an immoral life undoubtedly produces and, as such, allows the audience to decide whether or not they condone what they see (though it's pretty obvious they shouldn't). This leads to an eclectic and compelling mix of both breezy comedy and downbeat drama that, if nothing else, should at least keep you entertained. 8/10