I FINALLY watched Wolf of Wall Street

I love it. My favorite scene is when Jordan’s dad comes into his office yelling about the company credit card statements

“The IRS they allow for T&A”

I think we all know what the best scene was.

Very fun movie. Gets better and better on rewatch

T&E!

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and his wife chick was smokin hot

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The most gif-able movie in the past decade for me.

Not sure if this falls under petty gripes

But one of my complaints with the movie has always been talking down to the viewer

When explaining ratholes or anything involving financial loopholes the movie always starts the conversation but then deduces that the audience is too stupid to track or follow along

This has been a recent trend with other movies as well and it just always annoys me

It's a very entertaining movie but not one of Scorseses best

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When explaining ratholes or anything involving financial loopholes the movie always starts the conversation but then deduces that the audience is too stupid too track or follow along

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I think that was done on purpose. Jordan Belford was represented as smug and arrogant and it plays well into his character to try to explain something but realize the audience may not get it or doesn’t care to learn.

“Oh right, we got the sides”

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Wolf of Wall Street was a great watch the first time and gets better on subsequent viewings imo. It’s also arguably Leo’s best performance and could have easily won him an Oscar.

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I feel like Leo should have multiple Oscars. He should have won for The Aviator, Wolf of Wall Street, and Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.

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Is there a director’s cut out there, because I thought I remembered a couple of things that I didn’t see this time. I thought I remember Jordan banging the aunt after the park scene.

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There was no director's cut...you must of dreamed this...but I do like how you dream!

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Audiences are unlikely to ever see the four-hour edit as Scorsese has a pretty firm policy about treating the released version of his film as the final version. “The director’s cut is the film that’s released — unless it’s been taken away from the director by the financiers and the studio,” he told EW. “Sometimes [a director says], “I wish I could go back and put it all back together.” All these things happen … But I do think once the die is cast, you have to go with it and say, ‘That’s the movie I made under those circumstances.'”

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https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/the-wolf-of-wall-street-4-hour-version-deleted-scene-1235259722/