The Wolf of Wall Street (2013)

Entertaining and well acted, but a little long. Not a typical Scorsese film at all, though I personally enjoyed that about it. I would watch it but don't go out of your way.

Entertaining, but unfulfilling. Wall Street proves to be great material for Scorsese, but unlike his other films of this kind, this one glamorizes its subjects too much. There's no redemption or retribution for Jordan Belfort, just a whole lotta 'ludes and orgies.

It was fun, but I wasn't really impressed. The seven seconds of Fran Lebowitz notwithstanding, I have to say I didn't see Scorsese in this at all. Grievances of note are the weird soundtrack and the weird fact that Matthew McConaughey gives the best performance in the film.

Don't get me wrong, I think Leonardo did a great acting job. But there's too much debauchery, drug binges and orgies to take any of it seriously. Scorsese should retire. This film is a joke.

Caprio's comedy's compelling and quick on the quips, but uncomfortably uncouth and unwieldy. A top ten triumph in 2013.

It's well put together, entertaining and at times funny and the performances are good, and it'll probably win a bunch of awards, but I found the subject matter disturbing. Do we really need another film that glorifies a-holes on Wall Street who reap people of their savings?

Leonardo DiCaprio was in basically EVERY scene, and stole them all. However, this movie was a little long towards the end.

It's sharp, visceral, and indulgent, but there's something missing. There's no gravity to it - there's nothing besides what you're seeing in front of your face. What you're seeing is pretty rad - but it's one dimensional.