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  • Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
  • Opened September 24, 2010 | Runtime:2 hr. 7 min.
  • PG-13
    thematic elements and brief strong language
  • Information for parents: Common Sense Media says Iffy for 13+. Read More
  • Back in action again following a long prison term, Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas) finds himself on the outside looking in at a world he once commanded. Ostensibly hoping to repair his broken relationship with his daughter, Gekko forges an alliance Read More
  • Cast: Michael Douglas, Shia LaBeouf, Frank Langella, Carey Mulligan, Josh Brolin
  • Director: Oliver Stone
  • Genres: Romantic Drama, Psychological Drama, Drama

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Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps Recent Fan Reviews

  • Oh No!

    Money Might Not Sleep But I Sure Did

    by

    What a heavy-handed piece of garbage. Over-actor Shia LaDouche shines again and keeps using up his 15-minutes of fame over-and-over-and-over. When will producers realize that Shia is more of a distractive over-actor than a method actor.

    Predictable story outcomes and shoved-down-your-throat social messaging play along side of ethnic stereotyping of Chinese and Jews.

    Do something more constructive with your time rather than watching this movie like cleaning out the lint from your belly-button or perhaps bleaching your socks to a high-white color.

  • Go

    I'd love to say Must Go,but.....

    ...that's if you are a fan of the first one,or just trust Michael to successfully reprise his Gekko role,with more layers,and do it well. I did and was not let down in the least. Other than that,I say just regular GO. This is because the movie isn't quite as intense as I was expecting. Very good,as well as informative,but not top knotch. And there are 2 scenes that really spoiled things for me by being just elementary in dialogue and style. A scene with Charlie Sheen was one of them. Awkward and cliche at best. The other was a dad/daughter touch feely deal that was totally beneath Stone caliber. Brolin was genius with his character's moods and realizations,Langella squeezed my heartstrings and Wallach was himself. All good work. The miscast was Mulligan. Yes,she was just right in An Education,but not the brilliant new it girl that some seem to think she is. Just my opinion. Do see this....almost a must. :)

  • Must Go!

    Great Movie!

    Great movie, never seen the first one back in 1987, so I rented it to watch it. But this second part was really great, you just have to pay close attention to whats going on and why. The outcome was really great! Worth watching, because it shows how greed can affect a persons marital and relationship status in life!

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps Critic Reviews

So-so Avg. Critic Score out of 100 Metascore ® based on all critic ratings.

Critic scores range from 0 to 100, with higher scores indicating more favorable reviews.

  • 90
    The Hollywood Reporter | Kirk Honeycutt

    That rare sequel that took its time -- 23 years -- so it not only advances a...

  • 80
    Boxoffice Magazine | Pete Hammond

    With the woes of Wall Street constantly in the headlines, Oliver Stone could...

  • 80
    Variety | Justin Chang

    Has Gordon Gekko gone soft? The answer is, sort of -- a development that takes...

  • 75
    Washington Post | Ann Hornaday

    Stone has a knack for pacing, detail and atmosphere that manages to feel...

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