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The Big Short

  • Movie
  • 2015
  • 2h 10m
  • United States
  • 7.8/10 (531,760 votes)
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Overview

In 2006-2007 a group of investors bet against the United States mortgage market. In their research, they discover how flawed and corrupt the market is.

Cast

  • Christian Bale
    Christian Bale Michael Burry
  • Steve Carell
    Steve Carell Mark Baum
  • Ryan Gosling
    Ryan Gosling Jared Vennett
  • Rudy Eisenzopf
    Rudy Eisenzopf Lewis Ranieri
  • Casey Groves
    Casey Groves Fund Manager
  • Charlie Talbert
    Charlie Talbert Lewis Bond Trader
  • Harold Gervais Lewis Bond Trader
  • Maria Frangos Exotic Dancer
  • Hunter Burke
    Hunter Burke Analyst
  • Bernard Hocke
    Bernard Hocke Coach
  • Shauna Rappold
    Shauna Rappold Michael Burry's Mom
  • Brandon Stacy
    Brandon Stacy Michael Burry's Dad

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Viewer comments

  • Aman Das

    this movie knowledge my mind but please give me india/Hindi dubbed

  • Nana Yaw Wiredu

    The Big Short tells one story too many and feels jumpy and haphazard – especially since the characters in each storyline never intersect. It's really three movies in one – and would have been better served by being two stories well told. With a frenetic "turn five cameras on and let the actors improv" style, the film's hyperactive chattiness completely strips the emotion from every scene. It's all pretty headache inducing to be honest. The film also has 10 minutes of unnecessary exposition done with a "wink wink" style that makes you not even pay attention to what's being said. For a second it feels clever until you realize that the content really is superfluous, interrupts the narrative, and pulls you out of the film. For me, the Big Short's final nail is the overly-preachy ending where the film revels in its own self-importance. The performances are GREAT, however, with Steve Carell destined for an Oscar nom. Ryan Gosling shows some real talent. Wait for Redbox on this one.