Anyone got some /biz/ approved movies?
the one with dubs guy, i forgot the name
Schindlers list
also every hollywood dramatization of the holocaust
>>1113127
Adolf Hitler - The greatest story never told
American Psycho pic related
>>1114158
Never even heard of this movie, look a that cast tho
nightcrawler
the heart warming story of a persevering entrepreneur.
The big short
Money never sleeps
Wall St
Coinsters
>>1113127
is Wolf on Wall Street a good choice?
I have a feeling everyone here hates it
>>1114303
God no. The whole movie is complete shit and ripoff from Boiler room
I think the Big Short should be played in every high school and college in the US. It portrayed so well what happened in the financial collapse.
There will be blood
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>>1114423
This more or less for understanding sales and entrepeneurship, though you don't have to be as evil, just motivated.
Glengarry Glen Ross
Boiler room
Honestly though, the most /biz/ watching is Mad Men. Its kind of soap opera-y at times, but it really does an incredible job showing the structure of business relationships and how deals and decisions are often made, except switch alcohol with CAPM and NPV analysis. Then add 25% of the alcohol back in.
>>1113127
Billions. It is a show on Showtime. Absolutely required watching.
These kind of films are the only ones I ever watch:
The Company Men
Wall Street 1 and 2
Big Short
The Wolf Of Wall Street
There Will Be Blood
American Psycho
Nigthcrawler
The Social Network
Margin Call
Any Jobs movie
>>1115501
Sorry guys, forgot:
Glengarry Glen Ross
Scarface
Also some films with rich people in them:
The Game
The Insider
Mr. Brooks
American Gangster
State of Play
>>1114423
just watched this yesterday, thanks /biz/
>>1114257
can't find coinsters is that spelled right
>>1115542
And I reach acrooooooooooooooooooooooooos.
I drink your milkshake, I drink it uuup!
It was not so much a biz movie, but more a determination one.
In that area of power of will/determination Whiplash is also very, very good.
>>1113138
Why?
>>1115500
Eh billions is pretty meh. Its less about actual business and more about finance superman/mary-sue. There's not a lot to learn and it doesn't reveal much about market structure. Its just like house of cards: the main character makes ratiinal decisions that are clever at best and the writers try to make him look brilliant by writing all the other characters as sniveling retards.
Fun to watch though I guess.
>>1115501
Margin call is really good. That speech about balancing scales, damn.
Goodfellas and casino are kinda /biz/
>>1115555
No they aren't. Those movies do not have autists wearing fedoras as the main characters.
>>1114257
Coinsters is GOAT
>>1115584
Link to imdb? Can't find anywhere
>>1115591
It's probably his pathetic attempt to promote his website or facebook page or whatever.
He even changes the ID, so sad.
>>1115483
Can confirm Mad Men is the greatest television show of all time. It's so funny; I'd never heard anyone else use that term, but I always described it as "soap opera-y" as well. That wasn't even half the fun, though. Don killing SCDP's relationship with Jaguar was. Can't even rewatch the last 7 eps since they came to Netflix. Can't relive that, emotionally speaking. Damn good ride tho.
Nice taste anon. I get so autistic for that show. The nostalgic setting of Manhattan in the 1960's is what sold it for me, but I've had it confirmed by many that it does a very good job depicting the nature of many a client-business relationship, not just those in the advertisement industry (I wouldn't rly know I sell bongs and cigarettes for a living)
Startup.com and The social network
Inside job
