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TrailerA stock broker lusts to get to the top, so that he is ready to trading on illegal information with a dangerous corporate raiderActors: Charlie Sheen, Tamara Tunie, Franklin Cover, Chuck Pfeiffer, John C. McGinley, Hal Holbrook, James Karen, Leslie Lyles, Michael Douglas, Faith Geer, Frank Adonis, ...»Director: Oliver StoneCountry: United StatesDuration: 126 minQuality: HDRelease: 1987IMDb: 7.3Rating(4) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Wall Street"
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Characters of "Wall Street"
Bud FoxPlayed by: Charlie Sheen
ChuckiePlayed by: Chuck Pfeiffer
MarvinPlayed by: John C. McGinley
Gordon GekkoPlayed by: Michael Douglas
Carl FoxPlayed by: Martin Sheen
Darien TaylorPlayed by: Daryl Hannah
RealtorPlayed by: Sylvia Miles -
Directors of "Wall Street"
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Creators of "Wall Street"
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Critic Reviews of "Wall Street"
Chicago ReaderSeptember 18, 2007The sensibility of this movie is so adolescent that it's hard to take it as seriously as the filmmakers intend us to.
VarietySeptember 18, 2007Watching Oliver Stone's Wall Street is about as wordy and dreary as reading the financial papers accounts of the rise and fall of an Ivan Boesky-type arbitrageur.
New York TimesMay 20, 2003Wall Street isn't a movie to make one think. It simply confirms what we all know we should think, while giving us a tantalizing, Sidney Sheldon-like peek into the boardrooms and bedrooms of the rich and powerful.
Washington PostJanuary 01, 2000With its posturing politics and cardboard characterizations, Wall Street is not up to [Oliver Stone's] past standards.
Washington PostJanuary 01, 2000In Wall Street...you will see the evil, capitalistic impulses of man. Towards the end, you will see the self-righteous impulses of liberal finger-waggers. It's hard to tell which is worse.
Reel Film ReviewsNovember 08, 2010...an eye-opening behind-the-scenes glimpse at an almost alien landscape.
TheFilmFile.comSeptember 23, 2010For a motion picture that, at the time of shooting, was intended to be relatively hip and cutting-edge, it is now so laughably outdated it almost feels like science-fiction.
Sarasota Herald-TribuneSeptember 20, 2010Like the rest of Stone's oeuvre, it's about as subtle as a sledgehammer. But his filmmaking style is like heavy metal: When he hits the right chords, nobody plays with as much power or brash energy.
Combustible CelluloidApril 16, 2010Some of the 1980s-era details may seem a bit dated, and the movie's attitude toward women is slightly despicable, but the overall story arc, echoing the "Faust" tale, is timeless.
LarsenOnFilmOctober 23, 2008...blustery and unsophisticated, like many of the movies of Oliver Stone.
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