El poder de los centavos
El poder de los centavos
El poder de los centavos
Dumb Money
Director:
Craig GillespieCámara:
Nicolas KarakatsanisMúsica:
Will BatesReparto:
Paul Dano, Pete Davidson, Vincent D'Onofrio, America Ferrera, Myha'la, Nick Offerman, Anthony Ramos, Seth Rogen, Talia Ryder, Sebastian Stan (más)Streaming (2)
Sinopsis(1)
Golpe a Wall Street nos descubre el disparatado caso real de gente corriente que consiguió jugársela a Wall Street y se hizo rica convirtiendo GameStop (una popular tienda de videojuegos y electrónica) en la empresa más candente del mundo. La historia definitiva de David contra Goliat. En medio de todo este embrollo se encuentra Keith Gill (Paul Dano), un tipo cualquiera que invirtió los ahorros de su vida en acciones y empezó a publicar sobre ello en redes sociales. Gracias a sus consejos bursátiles, su popularidad estalló, al igual que lo hizo su vida y la de todos sus seguidores, que empezaron a enriquecerse de la noche a la mañana. No obstante, los multimillonarios no tardaron en contratacar, desencadenando una de las batallas financieras más feroces vividas en Wall Street. (DeAPlaneta)
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El contenido de esta película me pasa a mí, a mi vida y a mis intereses completamente por alto, como dos líneas rectas. Nada puede cambiar eso, ni siquiera el siempre genial Paul Dano y la siempre encantadora Shailene Woodley.
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This film is a wild, true story of a modern-day mastermind who capitalized on the absurd yet clever investment in GameStop stock. It’s a thematically rich tale that might leave the older generation scratching their heads, while resonating with younger audiences only if they have some economic know-how. In short, it's a niche film with highly specific dialogue and a unique narrative flow. Typical of films with Seth Rogen, it's definitely not for everyone.
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Another gripping and suspenseful true story based on real events that grabs you by the balls and doesn't let go. I'd easily classify it as the little sibling of this year's Air and Tetris, it's a David and Goliath battle where a group of amateur investors bet on Gamestop not to go bankrupt and in doing so, tear up Wall Street, shake up the world and make history thanks to one man who started it all. The likeable Paul Dano gives a great performance and Seth Rogen, who plays the arrogant money man, is a delight. Even for someone not familiar with the stock market and shares, the film is presented in a simple way, so that even an ignorant viewer can find their way around. Pete Davidson takes care of the humor and the overall tone of the film is very feel good. Once things get going, there's a nice stressful build-up where things really start to get tense and the emotions work, and it goes on like this until the finale, which includes my favourite lawsuit. Dumb Money serves up its story with tremendous style and fun that just about anyone can enjoy. 8/10.
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