Reel Review #52: “Greed is good.” Watch as Gordon Gekko teaches young Bud Fox about the realities of playing in the big leagues on Wall Street. “The main thing about money, Bud, is that it makes you do things you don’t want to do. ”
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‘Bud, I like you…a man looks into an abyss. Nothing stares back at him but the abyss. That’s when man finds his character and that’s what keeps him out of the abyss.’ (or something like that…)
Michael, one of my all time favorite movies and I loved it that you did a Reel Review for it!
Time to add it to my collection. Very interesting about the comments on who would play Gekko. I can’t imagine anyone but Douglas playing this character.
Thank you.
Todd
For me this is Michael Douglas’ best film, he has so many great lines in it I could go on quoting them forever.