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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Just saw "The Big Short" in a movie theater [View all]DemocratSinceBirth
(101,918 posts)43. Saw 99 Homes and The Big Short
Saw 99 Homes and The Big Short and more importantly as working in a real estate affiliated industry and losing everything those experiences didn't influence my vote. Florida, California, and Nevada were Ground Zero for The Great Real Estate Unraveling. I lived in Florida. In fact I can identify the motel depicted in 99 Homes where people who lost their homes ended up.
What I took issue with in the movie is that only a handful of people saw it coming. Lots of us did.
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The Film IS A Lecture With Explanation In Simple Terms ANYONE Can Understand.. REQUIRED VIEWING
CorporatistNation
Jan 2016
#20
Entertaining movie, fast-paced, nice glimpse into invesetment bankers, hedge fund mgrs.
senz
Jan 2016
#7
Just for the record there are no direct digs at any politicians in this film
Tom Rinaldo
Jan 2016
#8
Changing to a more modern feminist term is fine for people engaged in activism today
Kentonio
Jan 2016
#45
Finally got around to this movie. Disturbing. How anyone could take 250K speaking fees from Goldman
EndElectoral
Mar 2016
#63