Entertainment & Music The Big Short Movie

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  1. Numbers_man_numbers

    Numbers_man_numbers Active Member

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    You can believe what you want.
     
    Numbers_man_numbers, 27th Jan, 2016
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  2. Redwing

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    Very slow I thought, but interesting none the less
     
    Redwing, 28th Jan, 2016
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  3. TMNT

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    Saw it last night

    Anyone seen it??? Fanatasic film. I went in thinking it was a comedy thriller

    And admittedly the us market is very different to aus market

    It got me a little scared of how easily we are fooled into following the herd. Even me. The poster boy of not following the herd

    Boy what an eye opener
     
    TMNT, 28th Jan, 2016
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  4. Bayview

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    Yep; saw it on Aus Day.

    Really enjoyed it.

    Great acting.
     
    Bayview, 30th Jan, 2016
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  5. geoffw

    geoffw Moderator Staff Member

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    First world problems.

    There are now three separate threads on the Big Short movie. You had the agony of having to choose which thread to respond to.
     
    geoffw, 30th Jan, 2016
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    True.
    Mr. Moderator you might be able to solve this very first world problem?
     
    teetotal, 30th Jan, 2016
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  7. willair

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    Watched it 2 times last night,stunning movie from start to finish,i missed the link right near the end on the style of CDO,a NEW way nothing changed,and all bankers know the way to understand downturns mach1 was to cause them...
     
    willair, 30th Jan, 2016
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  8. geoffw

    geoffw Moderator Staff Member

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    I've worked out how to do it.
     
    geoffw, 30th Jan, 2016
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  9. Mombius Hibachi

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    Mombius Hibachi, 31st Jan, 2016
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  10. Chomp

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    From the movie when Strippers have 6 houses.
     
    Chomp, 1st Feb, 2016
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  11. lost nomad

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    Dragged Hubby to it on Friday night and we both really enjoyed it. Such dodgy practices & the banks didn't learn their lesson.

    It came up in conversation the next day when we met a young couple from the Northern Beachs ( of Sydney) They said when they bought their PPOR around 6 months ago, their mortgage broker (from a large chain) told them 90% of the loans he was writing for PPOR's for young familes were on IO as they expected that the (eventual) inheritance will sort things out.

    Really? What happens when rates rise, they can't refinance, their parents are healthy?!!
     
    lost nomad, 2nd Feb, 2016
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  12. Redwing

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    Wasn't the movie about Margot Robbie in a bathtub?
     
    Redwing, 25th Feb, 2016
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  13. Aaron Sice

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    Funny. I find it immensely predictable and have made a small fortune shorting stocks - and ONLY shorting stocks. Horses for courses, huh?
     
    Aaron Sice, 31st Mar, 2016
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  14. Azazel

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    Yep, it was only 2mins long.
    Best 2 minute movie ever.
     
    Azazel, 31st Mar, 2016
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  15. radson

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    Just saw it, I thought it was a fantastic movie.
     
    radson, 31st Mar, 2016
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  16. geoffw

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    It's now available on Netflix.
     
    geoffw, 8th Sep, 2016
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  17. MTR

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    Yes, I know, great movie, watched it again.:)
     
    MTR, 10th Sep, 2016
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  18. Barny

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    Just watched it again, everytime I watch it I want to sell
     
    Barny, 10th Sep, 2016
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    Just saw it last night, need to watch it again. Good movie. Didn't sleep well last night, just thought the banks big bosses continued to have their fat paychecks, bonuses and end of year parties. :mad:

    Also, about the landlord who used his dog for his mortgage? o_O
     
    trinity168, 10th Sep, 2016
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