Review of Margin Call (2011) by Pierluigi P — 12 Jul 2015
Owing a huge deal to David Mamet and his cunning, no nonsense, hyper realistic dialogue; first time writer-director J. C Chandor weaves an equally engrossing character driven exploration of capitalist excesses.
A top notch cast that uses Chandor's words as fists in the struggle to remain in their unnamed company, which resemblances the extinct Lehman Brothers and the causes that led to its downfall. Especial mention to the almost reptilian-like head honcho of the firm, an impeccable and sinister Jeremy Irons.
This review of Margin Call (2011) was written by Pierluigi P on 12 Jul 2015.
Margin Call has generally received positive reviews.
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