Review of The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) by Alexander I — 10 Mar 2016

The impression from seeing the evidence based on a real life story was much powerful. It is the best holiday of greediness, money, idleness and lust i`ve ever seen. It was amazing to look on endless wild partys and drugs they were obsessed with.

It was wonderful until it had run out of control... human being is a weaker vessel and whose fault is it?..But as it well known big money can`t bear any weakness. Thanks to the inexhaustible activity flavoured with great many drugs, Jordan Belfort was able to expose the hype to be the best way to get rich quick but later had become a victim of his own success - the very boomerang he was warned about.

Keeping on drugs and continuing to feed his self seeking alter ego he even hadn`t a time to fix himself up At the time, the U.S. legal system allowed gifted and thriving businessmen to get rich easily and fast bat its one thing to get rich but another to stay rich bearing in view that all the bubbles eventually are bound to burst.

Today thanks to the rapid growth of the internet we can observe a bubble market moving into oversupply and so far one can`t get rich quick as it was before. Starting with different types of online casino where payoffs depend on generosity of its owners and ending with different hypes - all those easy money-making activities cash in on endless human greed that is essential touch of human nature.

.....I am sure that Jordan Belfort would be more successful during the rapid Internet usage growth...like calls to like.. and every lamb has its own wolf....The fortune found to be mercyful and afforded him the opportunity to rethink values during the jail time.

... As they speak - "greed did him in" but instead of "greed" there should be "idleness"... whoever or whatever he was jailed by, judging by appearance at least, Belfort has easely been embracing the change.

... "The Wolf of Wall Street" is One of the most dazzling and brilliant real life stories ive seen...