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Wall Street

  • 1987
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  • 2h 6min
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7,3/10
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Michael Douglas, Charlie Sheen, and Daryl Hannah in Wall Street (1987)
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  • Réalisation
    • Oliver Stone
  • Scénario
    • Stanley Weiser
    • Oliver Stone
  • Casting principal
    • Charlie Sheen
    • Michael Douglas
    • Tamara Tunie
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  • NOTE IMDb
    7,3/10
    171 k
    MA NOTE
    POPULARITÉ
    2 116
    80
    • Réalisation
      • Oliver Stone
    • Scénario
      • Stanley Weiser
      • Oliver Stone
    • Casting principal
      • Charlie Sheen
      • Michael Douglas
      • Tamara Tunie
    • 272avis d'utilisateurs
    • 123avis des critiques
    • 56Métascore
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
    • Récompensé par 1 Oscar
      • 9 victoires et 4 nominations au total

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    Charlie Sheen
    Charlie Sheen
    • Bud Fox
    Michael Douglas
    Michael Douglas
    • Gordon Gekko
    Tamara Tunie
    Tamara Tunie
    • Carolyn
    Franklin Cover
    Franklin Cover
    • Dan
    Chuck Pfeiffer
    • Chuckie
    • (as Chuck Pfeifer)
    John C. McGinley
    John C. McGinley
    • Marvin
    Hal Holbrook
    Hal Holbrook
    • Lou Mannheim
    James Karen
    James Karen
    • Lynch
    Leslie Lyles
    • Natalie
    Faith Geer
    • Natalie's Assistant
    Frank Adonis
    Frank Adonis
    • Charlie
    John Capodice
    John Capodice
    • Dominick
    Martin Sheen
    Martin Sheen
    • Carl Fox
    Suzen Murakoshi
    Suzen Murakoshi
    • Girl in Bed
    Dani Klein
    • Receptionist
    François Giroday
    François Giroday
    • Alex
    Josh Mostel
    Josh Mostel
    • Ollie
    Ann Talman
    Ann Talman
    • Susan
    • Réalisation
      • Oliver Stone
    • Scénario
      • Stanley Weiser
      • Oliver Stone
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    Lord M

    Hard Hitting and Inspirational

    I totally adoire this movie, fabulous gritty no holds barred performance from the brilliant Mr Douglas, proving that sex is by no means the overwhelming theme of his movies as some seem to imagine.

    I love the anxious, terrifyingly rapid advance given to the young Bud Fox from a chance comment in Gekkos daunting office, the instant changes of mood by Micheal swinging from interviewing to lambasting an industry peer on the phone and back to interviewing without a flicker.

    Inspirational in the 'no fear' modus operandi of Gordon and then Bud, almost 'you can do anything if you dare' which has always given me a lift when I watch it.

    Lush settings, and marvellous counterpointing performance of Terence Stamp, illustrating the 'Gekko' figure scenario in turn to Gordon nas Gordon had to Bud...

    Await all Michaels movies with bated breath...Falling down....wonderful...but thats another story
    8slokes

    Casualties Of Capitalism

    With his diabolical charm, slicked-back hair, city-college chip on his shoulder, and era-defining "greed-is-good" mantra, Gordon Gekko may by one of the all-time great film roles. Michael Douglas's performance as Gekko won a deserved Oscar in 1988 and makes "Wall Street" required viewing.

    There are two schools of thought when it comes to money. Some economists argue money is an expanding resource, and prosperity a rising tide that lifts all boats. For Gekko, the truth is simpler and more brutal: The rich get richer off the backs of everyone else. "Money itself isn't lost or made, it's simply transferred," he tells his young protégé Bud Fox (Charlie Sheen).

    No question writer-director Oliver Stone feels the same way, as he presents this tale of wealth acquisition at its very apex, lower Manhattan circa 1985. In practically every frame showcasing the opulent world Gekko travels can be glimpsed beggars, fishermen, window washers, people who never will have access to the white-collar lifestyles their lowly status perversely enables for others.

    For some, this zero-sum take of America clouds their enjoyment of "Wall Street" the movie. It shouldn't. You don't have to buy Shakespeare's version of history in "Richard III" to enjoy the morally bankrupt character at its center, and you don't need to adopt Stone's philosophy to enjoy Gekko.

    In fact Stone's attitude about the Street, presented here as a kind of Hogarth caricature, helps make the film so entertaining. He captures the scenes of floor trading and calls and puts in journalistic detail, but leaves room for the human equation. And he has fun, a lot of fun, especially with Gekko, a character who makes you laugh with his pithy comments even as he sets about using poor Fox as a human ashtray.

    On an upcoming charity event for the Bronx Zoo: "That's the thing about WASPs. They hate people, but they love animals." On a rival: "If he was in the funeral business, no one would ever die!" To Fox: "You had what it took to get into my office, sport, the question is do you have what it takes to stay."

    Fox wants to stay, and allows no SEC regulation to block his wayward path. Stone's father was a stockbroker, and so the director takes special care to show us that all Wall Streeters aren't bad. There's Hal Holbrook, almost too saintly and somewhat detached from day-to-day business of his brokerage house to the point he seems a slumming B-school don. John C. McGinley delivers a standout performance as a vulgar, greedy friend of Fox's who we nevertheless find ourselves sympathetic to, especially as Fox ditches him for Gekko.

    But of course it's really Gekko's world, as we watch him at his desk, punching telephone-line buttons and encouraging subordinates to "rip their throats out," checking his blood pressure with one hand while smoking a cigarette in the other. His centerpiece moment, his speech to the stockholders at Teldar Paper, is a compelling soliloquy not because it showcases his brutality but because it allows him a chance to explain his philosophy in a way that sounds logical, even honorable, until you think through the implications. That's Stone's screen writing at its best.

    Sheen is also masterful in his role, playing the naive waif who wants to swim with the sharks and thus giving Douglas daylight to run. Too bad there's a tacked-on romance that never really works, in part because the character of Darien Taylor is not well developed, in part because Darryl Hannah hadn't yet met Quentin Tarantino. The ending is a bit too neat, and loses the subtlety that makes the rest of the film so good.

    But the heck with subtlety when you have Gordon Gekko. Douglas is the reason for watching "Wall Street," and a terrific one. Just watch the way he looks at Bud, eyebrows raised to hold a pregnant silence, or enjoys the discomfort of his arbitrager-rival Sir Larry (a solid Terence Stamp). Stone knew what he had here, and makes the most of it. As a twisted morality tale, "Wall Street" is a thrilling, scenic ride down a dark and dangerous road.
    7MovieLuvaMatt

    Taut, sharply written thriller

    I mainly purchased the DVD, because of two reasons: Michael Douglas and Charlie Sheen. I'm quite an admirer of both actors. I have virtually no knowledge about the stock market, or about stocks themselves. Those who are in the market or have vast knowledge about stocks will probably enjoy the film much more. However, I still enjoyed the film. When a movie's really good, it doesn't matter whether or not the audience member is interested in the topic. Besides, the film boils down to basic universal themes, like selling your soul to the devil and money being the root of all evil.

    The characters are interesting and richly developed, with the exception of Darryl Hannah's underwritten character. I can see why she didn't like playing that role. Douglas is always a joy to watch, and makes a suave yet slimy villain. I wouldn't necessarily say he deserved an Oscar, but he did a fine job nonetheless. So did Charlie Sheen, who is actually the star of the film despite the fact that most people remember "Wall Street" for Douglas as Gordon Gecko. Sheen gives a fine multi-dimensional performance. I love the scenes between him and his father Martin Sheen, who plays his father in the film. Oliver Stone made a great choice casting the father-and-son team, since the tension in their scenes feels very authentic.

    There are some predictable plot turns and character arcs, but altogether Stone keeps the excitement going. I like how the climactic scene between Douglas and Sheen is shot without cuts, with the camera moving from person to person, keeping the tension going. If I knew at least an inkling about the stock market, I wouldn't be completely lost during certain scenes, but what can you do? I still think it's a fine film with solid performances.

    My score: 7 (out of 10)
    7Lechuguilla

    High Quality Film, Disturbing Message

    Michael Douglas deservedly won an Oscar for his portrayal of the ruthless, chain-smoking capitalist guru, Gordon Gekko, who leads Charlie Sheen's Bud Fox down the garden path to Wall Street's hidden abyss. Good supporting cast includes Sean Young, James Spader, reliable Hal Holbrook, and the wonderful Sylvia Miles. Tight direction, perceptive script with realistic techno-lingo, fabulous production design, dazzling cinematography of the Manhattan skyline, and hip 80's music rev up the technical quality of this Oliver Stone "message" film. If only the message had been more reassuring.

    Gekko is a villain and an outlaw, but mostly he comes across to viewers as a worldly tough guy, a charming bully with a glamorous lifestyle. We see his high-class mega-office, his plush home and chic wife, his expensive paintings, his rapid-fire commands to his robotic lieutenants, his snazzy clothes and "in vogue" friends. Here and there we see his frustrations, but that only accentuates his toughness. We do not see him suffer, nor do we see the consequences of his selfish, Machiavellian behavior.

    As a result, to viewers, especially to those youthful, bright, materialistic Americans with a smug, "can do" attitude, and disdain for ethics, Gekko is, unfortunately, someone to admire, a Wall Street role model.
    9Captain_Couth

    Oliver Stone, Film maker.

    Wall Street (1987) is one of the films that defines the 80's American Lifestyle. A dog eat dog society fueled by greed, materialistic possessions, excess and drugs. People preying on others, a world of unscrupulous inside trading and the rise of yuppies. Oliver Stone is one of those film makers who knew the 80's inside out. People say John Hughes defined the 80's but Mr. Stone showed it's true side and it was ugly.

    The film follows a low level day trader (Charlie Sheen) who strives to become a very powerful figure on Wall Street like his idol Gordon Geckko (Michael Douglas). To justify his rise to power, he uses his father (Martin Sheen) knowledge of the flight industry for his own personnel gains. He wants to get his foot into the door of the oily Geckko. Will he sell his soul for a quick buck? How far and fast will this rising star soar? To find these answers check out Wall Street.

    This film was made immediately after Platoon. Stone made it clear that he wasn't going to let an Oscar winning malaise effect him. He explores the two fathers theme that he used in Platton and once again makes it work. A highly underrated film that has sadly been neglected by the mainstream audience. What makes it even sadder is the fact that it still applies today.

    Highly recommended.

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    • Anecdotes
      In the scene in which Bud Fox brings a birthday gift to Gekko's office, Gordon's secretary says 'Five minutes' in order to keep the unplanned meeting between Gekko and Fox as brief as possible. There are exactly 5 minutes in the movie from this moment to the moment in which Bud leaves the office.
    • Gaffes
      At the beginning of the movie, Bud Fox and Marvin say Gordon Gekko was shorting NASA stock right after the Challenger explosion. The scene is set in 1985, but the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded January 28, 1986.
    • Citations

      Gordon Gekko: The richest one percent of this country owns half our country's wealth, five trillion dollars. One third of that comes from hard work, two thirds comes from inheritance, interest on interest accumulating to widows and idiot sons and what I do, stock and real estate speculation. It's bullshit. You got ninety percent of the American public out there with little or no net worth. I create nothing. I own. We make the rules, pal. The news, war, peace, famine, upheaval, the price per paper clip. We pick that rabbit out of the hat while everybody sits out there wondering how the hell we did it. Now you're not naive enough to think we're living in a democracy, are you buddy? It's the free market. And you're a part of it. You've got that killer instinct. Stick around pal, I've still got a lot to teach you.

    • Crédits fous
      Building illustrations are shown during entire end credits
    • Versions alternatives
      In the VHS release, instead of the correct 1981-1994 20th Century Fox logo, the 1953-1981 logo is used.
    • Connexions
      Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Duxorcist/Walker/Manon of the Spring/The Dead (1987)
    • Bandes originales
      Fly Me to the Moon
      Words and Music by Bart Howard (ASCAP)

      Published by The Hampshire House Publishing Corp. (ASCAP)

      Performed by Frank Sinatra

      Courtesy of Reprise Records

      By Arrangement with Warner Special Products

      Arrangement by Quincy Jones (uncredited)

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 10 février 1988 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Site officiel
      • Official site
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • El poder y la avaricia
    • Lieux de tournage
      • 60 W. 75th St, Ville de New York, New York, États-Unis(Bud's first apartment building)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Twentieth Century Fox
      • Amercent Films
      • American Entertainment Partners L.P.
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    • Budget
      • 15 000 000 $US (estimé)
    • Montant brut aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 43 848 069 $US
    • Week-end de sortie aux États-Unis et au Canada
      • 4 104 611 $US
      • 13 déc. 1987
    • Montant brut mondial
      • 43 848 069 $US
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    • Durée
      • 2h 6min(126 min)
    • Couleur
      • Color
    • Mixage
      • Dolby Stereo
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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