Why should you watch the American movie "The Big Short"?
The film reviews the home loan disaster that occurred in the United States of America between 2007 and 2009 and led to the global recession.It dwells on the months before and after this crisis (Le Casse du siècle) through a true story, whose heroes are certain finance and banking employees, who predict what will happen and assume a strange situation.These people made sure that the crisis would happen without a doubt and they started drawing plans to make profit. Their certainty was met with astonishment, surprise and ridicule by mortgage and debt trading officials.
"The Big Short" Explains What We Can't UnderstandThe events of the film revolve around the world of business, money, wealth, difficult and complex things. The pace of the film is very fast, the events pass through situations, dialogues and confrontations.This explains the difference between the image seen by our heroes and the image that all ordinary people see. Difference is simply a scourge that controls us all and it is the scourge of the belief of authorities, experts and the media instead of reason, reality and logic.The film moves with three lines. The first under the direction of Mark Baum, who played his role Steve Carle and Jared Venette who played his role Ryan Gosling.
The second line directed by Brad Pitt who played the role of Ben Rickert.Brad Pitt appears very little in the film. However, it has two very important scenes. The first explains the effects of what is happening in a wonderfully dramatic way.The second scene is symbolic but it is the best scene of the film. It shows the contrast that not everyone understands between the billions of dollars of the rich and the few dollars of people struggling to pay their bills.Each side of the market makes a decision while waiting for disaster.Our heroes or the third side (Michael Bree, played by Christian Bale) swimming against the tide achieve their goals? And make money under the eyes of the big banks that finance real estate?