strupar-66747 Excellent movie... The fat guy from superbad was my favourite character in this movie. I loved di carpacho as well, very convincing as Jordan Belfort. It's a pity we didn't seer more of Matthew mac conaughey

muvi-fan-73 It's no doubt that when it comes to directing the movie for day-to-day international audience the names that come to my mind are Steven Spielberg, Christopher Nolan and David Fincher. Myself however going through some data and polls one more name struck my mind. It was Martin Scorsese, his direction was the foremost reason, I decided to watch the movie 'The Wolf of Wall Street'.Its an average movie. There were two instances which where ethically nice. 1) Stealing from rich and 2) Owner writing cheque for a women in need. The sad part is apart from that nothing is considered about health, relationships, integrity, manners, respect, nothing but money and the animalistic drive to get more. In the run there was a lot of drinking, partying, and doing drugs. A lot of adult nature involved, so much that it was rated NC-17 (not R).Final Verdict: Graphic nature of a particular (adult) basic instinct drives men more than women. Thus my ratings.

stephetd Loved the story and how realistic the story is to real life wall street

amdew717 While I admire Leo's ability to become a character completely different from the ones he usually plays, I found his and all the others completely abhorrent. And I'm sure that's how they were intended, however I reached the point where I almost couldn't watch anymore. I only continued because I knew they would eventually be caught. The whole movie reminded me too much of Goodfellas, especially Leo in the Ray Liotta role. I saw that performance once; I'd rather not see it again. The only characters I liked were Kyle Chandler's & Rob Reiner's. I usually like Jonah Hill but here his voice sounded just like Adam Sandler's and that's never a good thing. And while my language can be "colorful," the constant use of the F-word really offended me.