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The movie Wall Street was directed by Oliver Stone. The movie is about inside trading in the stock market around the 1980’s. The theme of the movie is be considerate and help others rather than manipulating and stealing money for your own benefit. In doing such conniving acts, it would not help the U.S. advance in life. Other common themes that Stone included were greed, wealth, and life of people back in the 80’s. Along with life in the 80’s it showed the technology as well. For example, he showed the current computers and cell phones. These items are considered obsolete in today’s modern age.
In the movie Wall Street, Bud Fox was considered a hard working man. He wanted to be a very successful businessman just like his idol Mr. Gekko. Bud had the potential to be very successful in a legal way until he was introduced to shortcuts. Stone did a very good job in showing the “Bandwagon� approach upon inside trading. Bud was manipulated by Mr. Gekko, one can......

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