The Big Short (2015) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Asia and BJ

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[@christinawilliams]

I worked on this film. I am on the escalator behind Brad Pitt. We filmed it in New Orleans. This is a great film!

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

No way!! Really??!! We gotta go back and watch this one again just to see you. What part was Brad Pitt on the escalator??

[@qazer635]

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ 24:27

[@christinawilliams]

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ Brad Pitt is wearing a mask arriving at the airport for the two younger guys to pick him up. I'm also the Sasquath woman with the fake unibrow at the spa in Bad Moms Christmas, if you watch that film on your channel...lol.

[@Zebred2001]

One of the very best films in the past few years and one of my personal favorites of all time! An absolutely brilliant film on so many levels! I appreciate the efforts of anyone who was involved in its making. Thank you!

[@jmiyagi12345]

That family getting evicted is gut wrenching. Every time.

[@meminustherandomgooglenumbers]

Ya but the Christmas Eve eviction in Roger & Me is worse.

[@sunfollower5623]

So many people lost their homes, their savings and their businesses. All because of those greedy &@=+^*#!!

[@pscar1]

​@@meminustherandomgooglenumbers I worked for some attorneys who laughed at people getting evicted during the holiday season. It was awful.

[@jasonligon5937]

I remember B of A's response to me when I was approved for the little cottage I wanted to buy. They begged me to reconsider getting something 300k more than what I needed because I was approved for so much more money.😆 I told them I couldn't afford that and it was crazy and I bought the little house. The market crashed, but I could still struggle and pay my bills. Then I sold 10yrs later after the market recovered. Thank God I didn't get greedy....for once.😛

[@joecee6862]

"When others are fearful, be greedy. When others are greedy, be fearful." Good job sir, enjoy your profits. Ready to do it again next year? 😂

[@aimanmarzuqi4804]

Thank god

[@rustemzholdybalin6210]

​@@joecee6862I bet he invested in something like Lockheed Martin stocks

[@michaeljacyna1973]

I'm pretty impressed how sharp you guys were in absorbing everything this movie throws at you. A lot of people need an explanation or to watch it again👍

[@santastolemyshoe]

Right? I was glad to hear them say that they had a loan analysis background because they picked everything up pretty quick. Made me feel dumb for needing a couple viewings before I really got it 😂

[@denroy3]

Very complex, but the movie was intense.

[@kw7378a1]

I felt the same! The finance sector has a lot of jargon to make it hard for average people to follow what they are talking about. I loved that Asia and BJ got it. It was so satisfying to feel their frustration with how crooked the players were that caused the crash. Like, has anything really changed? It's upsetting

[@EdDunkle]

No kidding. I read the book, then watched the movie, then read the book again. Michael Lewis is a great writer, but some of these concepts are very esoteric.

[@CopiousDoinksLLC]

I'd say it's more of a testament to how well this movie is made. The director takes concepts that should be pretty difficult to understand, even for above-average intelligence people, and makes them digestible, even for average folks like me.

[@thejenmath]

This is one of the few films I’ve actually gotten my dad to see in theaters and I remember towards the end, when everything is really starting to spell disaster, he just hunched forward in his seat with his head in his hands. I was just leaving high school when the crash happened so I didn’t really understand what was happening, but I watched him relive those years in that theater.

[@MegaKat]

I was pregnant with our second during the crash. My husband had a great job with amazing pay, then all of a sudden he was laid off and I was eight months pregnant working two jobs to feed our family. If it hadn't been for our family's strong support system, we would've been living out of our car. We came closest to that during my two weeks healing after childbirth, because we had no income for those weeks. They wanted me off my feet for 8 weeks because I nearly died, but I went back after only two. In short, the Great Recession fucked a LOT of us, and badly.

[@thewarhammerguy5995]

My dad is a real estate agent and had 2 of us kids with another on the way, and he said this was the hardest time of his life and he was lucky

[@kendavis5853]

I think the best commentary on this movie is the look on Asia’s face as she watched this!

[@meminustherandomgooglenumbers]

If they were going to make another ad for this movie, they should put that “what?” look of hers in it somewhere! 😃👍

[@dougbank107]

The best commentary on this movie is that they didn’t even discuss the movie afterwards. They just talked about the subject of the movie.

[@tylerellis7633]

Omg ‘he looks familiar’ when speaking about Christian Bale. I am dying 😂

[@actualkarenokboomer3158]

Christian Bale looks more like Christian Bale than Ryan Gosling looks like himself, but the one I had a problem identifying was Brad Pitt.

[@MrTyman70]

This is a very underrated movie. I'm so happy you reacted to it.

[@TenOfTwenty]

There is a similar movie called Margin Call which is about the banks perspective and the unloading of the bad cdo's on the market right before the collapse. Its a good movie to watch after this one .

[@YourXavier]

Hella cast in that movie.

[@scottrabie]

If you look at 36:30, when Christian Bale is frustrated with the prices not changing and the scene changes to Jamie and Charley again and they explain really quickly that the smart banks were selling off their investments and then they were buying a short position from the slower banks. Only once they were in a position to make money would they correctly price it. This is called FRAUD. And Margin Call is a movie about that day when they figured it out and sold off everything. In this the scene changes and at 37:30 Christian Bale explains what happened, so they go by it so quick. BJ just comments it's a domino effect, but it's more than that. It's a really important thing that happened.

[@Whatisthisstupidfinghandle]

Yes. Also Too Big to Fail, from the govt POV. These 3 movies together are like a trilogy of the 2008 failure

[@leonh.kalayjian6556]

Margin call is a movie of survival of the fittest. When people will lie openly to friends for many years and sell them products they know is garbage. Or they lose their jobs. The most unconscionable wins.

[@John-ir4id]

I love this movie. I'm impressed with you all for being able to follow it all the way through. Most reactors don't.

[@joeyboogenz]

Amazingly didn't lose my home but came close . It's scarier than most people can imagine.

[@mikes6457]

Ryan Gosling's lackey cracks me up. Just gets shit on mercilessly 🤣🤣🤣

[@bradsullivan2495]

The reason why Christian Bale's character (Michael Burry) is acting oddly is that Burry had Asperger's syndrome, which is defined in this way: "Common symptoms of people with Asperger syndrome may seem like their body language may be off; They may speak in a monotone voice; They may not respond to other people's comments or emotions. They may not understand humor or a figure of speech. They may speak too loudly in social settings."

[@brettmuir5679]

I am so glad that you good people watched this movie. Your commentary was rich. To whomever suggested this watch I give big praise. Y'all are the only folks to comment on this important, important, important movie. It is a tiptoe through the tulips down memory lane Thank You Asia & Thank You BJ. Lotta Luv :)

[@chickmcgee1000]

Written by Michael Lewis, The Big Short is a fantasticly easy to book about a complicated event in history, and should be required reading. He did a series following this you’d fine worth reading. Matt Taibbi also did some of the best writing on Goldman Sachs at that time, for Rolling Stone magazine. Worth knowing about. Thanks for bringing this to more people.

[@zm8500]

I went with my father to see this in theaters. After… I told him “thanks for bringing me to a horror film.”🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@nothanksmate]

Hahahaaa nice one. I hope your dad understood.

[@paulhewes7333]

So few people understand that this IS a horror movie. Every time i watch it it gets scarier and scarier.

[@zeller3228]

@@paulhewes7333 the sequel is being filmed.

[@reactioncompilationallstars]

Fall/winter 2015 cinema was epic: The big short, The Martian, Spotlight, and The Revenant.

[@timscott6570]

Reading that book was like watching a train wreck in slow motion.

[@JamesASharp]

I was unemployed for 2 years during this period of time. It is what it is. But, the strong always survives. The Big Short is a great film. Great reaction! 👍🏿

[@gerardmorris5473]

About halfway through the movie India's face changed. You could see the anger/disgust watching the reality of our so called "system"

[@user-rg6um2ri1x]

My top 5 favorite film-documentary movies of all time. Blending entertainment and real life so easily. I’ve seen this movie like, multiple times

[@vanessasullivan2137]

I believe this movie should be mandatory watching

[@Zebred2001]

Margin Call was a great one also!

[@reliic]

This movies was one of the most incredible movies I ever saw. The look on your faces priceless.

[@SarahMaeBea]

It's always SO fascinating to hear what youtuber's do/did for work. Had no idea yall worked in credit analysis. Very cool! I bet you didn't need the popout explanations from Margot Robbie etc lol Thanks for the reaction!

[@aklimar2208]

I wasn’t sure if BJ’s whistle during Robbie’s speech was for her or the $ amount

[@danielkillian1222]

Too Big to Fail is a good companion movie to this one.

[@seanblackhurst7844]

So is margin call

[@Fat_Kids_Jiggle]

What's scary I had just started working for a financial institution in my early/mid 20's two years only two years before this started to go down. Fortunately it was a relatively smaller credit union so we would not have been able to be apart of this if we wanted, but our CEO kept us in the loop because it directly affected us and our members.

[@Fat_Kids_Jiggle]

Wow wow I loved the commentary at the end. I was a sr. loan analyst at my last job, so hearing all the lingo I was like FINALLY someone gets It! I try to educate my family and current coworkers but it really feels as though so many people just don't care. And so the spiral shall continue...

[@brettsch23]

This movie has such a great balance of comedy/real/sad.

[@robertferguson8174]

I wish i knew these people on how to short the market. I worked at Fedex ground and couldn't believe my eyes seeing how people lived. Beautiful houses ,had thd nice expensive cars and no furnishings in their houses. Just a nice roped off area wthats done up nice. I asked how are you affording these houses? They said "interest only payments" . So basically the pay interest on the loan for 5 years and sell the house at a higher price and make 50 thousand or higher and keep doing it over and over.

[@theveryworstluck1894]

I'm actually pretty proud of Asia and Bj that they understood what was happening the whole time. I originally watched this with people who didn't have a clue. I'm an Accountant.

[@Yora21]

This is a movie where you don't really have to understand all the technical details to understand what's happening. The important things are really how the people taking part in the business talk about making deals that are worthless, and how the characters investigating things react to hearing it. Steve Carell's face alone tells you when a new information is disastrous and that everything just got so much worse.

[@theveryworstluck1894]

@@Yora21 yeah, not wrong. All you really need to understand is that the banks are scumbags and the government bails them out.

[@xzonia1]

I can remember temping at CountryWide in the fall of 2006 to earn some extra money for Christmas, and even then some of the calls they'd get were people complaining about their variable rate loans ballooning too high for them to pay. I could see a crisis was coming just from those calls, but I had no idea what the extent of it would be. The whole world economy could've collapsed, so the government had to bail out the banks to prevent a worldwide Great Depression unlike anything ever seen. But yeah, it's aggravating that the banks got so much help while individuals lost their homes and jobs and received no help at all. Loved your commentary on this film! I also found it very educational when I watched it. Heavy stuff. Love and peace!

[@user-tt4jz3tm6t]

"It almost makes you mad" It certainly should!

[@billedens4749]

I couldn't watch this film for a long time. I was so mad because I knew what happened and I wanted to have some distance. Even now thinking about it still makes me mad. You should also watch "Margin Call."

[@buddah1221]

this movie is so slept on I'm always telling people to watch it but they don't

[@markwillis675]

One of the greatest movies of the last decade.

[@MattB8030]

Thank you for reacting and bringing attention to this movie, more people need to see it.

[@antoinettelopes]

There is another great movie most people haven't seen called 99 HOMES that shows the other side of this issue. So both Ken ad Barbie were in THE BIG SHORT. 🤔 I wonder what you should watch next...

[@theresatrapp4532]

This movie is soooo good. And so true. And so frightening.

[@trevorjordan5256]

I remember watching this with my wife for the first time. Credits rolled, I just sat back on the couch after being on the edge of my seat for most of it, and said “I feel sick. I might throw up.”

[@rosanajaquez3274]

Great reaction and good choice guys! If you’re a finance/accounting person like I am, this is a horror movie.😮 eta - if anyone is still confused on the terminologies used in the movie, I would suggest checking out the book this movie is based on (author - Michael Lewis). Another great source is "All The Devils are Here" by Bethany McLane and Joe Nocera.

[@debrameyer1125]

Exactly!

[@ChrisHoltDC]

I showed this movie to my 10 and 13 year old kids and they loved it. Hopefully more people will get to see it.

[@Zebred2001]

You're a good Dad! The Big Short should be required watching in the education system!

[@jam1870utube]

Asia's laugh is the best.

[@biggie_paulshorizon1883]

You guys should watch “Margin Call” next which shows the reaction from the firms, banks and regulators when this all goes down. Shows you the other side.

[@jarretthoward4593]

I'm telling you it's probably one of the best movies I've ever seen and it's got a message powerful

[@nathanlawson313]

I work in this field. Never go by what a confident advisor "tells you". Have him "show you" what he says in writing, ask tons of questions, and never never never sign anything you don't understand. There's some genuinely great things out there, but the crap usually pays them better and they know it.

[@michaelriddick7116]

Fantastic movie!!! I hope ya'll follow it with one named "Margin Call". Its on the same subject but very zoomed in on one particular firm :) Its a ensemble cast too, LOTS of A list actors!

[@michaelriddick7116]

The final "You're welcome." on the email is still one of the best "F U!"'s ever!! 😂

[@DirtSpud]

"You telling me you still have some faith in the system" "I don't" "Oh well Vinny doesn't, and who gives a shit" that line always kills me and idk why lol

[@louielouie22]

Ooh!! Yes! I love this movie. They simplified everything. No banks for me. 😊

[@vanjr1111]

Nice, Great Movie! Thank You Both. Please watch "The Accountant" 2016 - I know you would both love it. Thanks again

[@NikkiKNuvo]

I used to watch this movie back to back to back to back... it became "background noise" in my house. It's SO good when you actually understand what's happening (a lot of people don't, unfortunately... which was Mark Baum's frustration!) SN: Ryan Gosling's tantrum always folds me! "I'm jacked to the tits!" 😭😭

[@FormulaKimball]

Same here that sticks in my head and makes me chuckle often, the way he screeches it hahaha... and I agree you have to watch this a few times to really, really get it. Amazing.

[@CodeMonkey76]

This movie literally just makes me angry every time I watch it, and it's so good. Preventing this type of scenario is the reason behind so much regulation of the financial industry, which is why I also get angry every time I see some politician talk about 'deregulation' and getting the government less involved in managing the financial industry.

[@brianlujan7089]

this is one of the best horror movies of all time

[@nancygodsey8312]

But it was real. Horrible but real.

[@brianlujan7089]

@@nancygodsey8312 I know, I lived through it. That's what makes it a horror movie

[@Letha-Mae]

This is where Asia's big beautiful smart brain comes in handy!!

[@EdPawley]

I watched this movie for about the 4th time back in September. Love it. Being from financial backgrounds, I thought you'd enjoy it. The other good movie about the Sub-Prime crash was 2011's, "Margin Call," which is set in 1 un-named mega Investment Bank. Fascinating stories. Hope you see it, too.

[@lawrenceschuman5354]

This movie is great because it explains complicated and obscure financial concepts in terms everybody can understand. It is great that you two have some industry knowledge to appreciate this on a deeper level.

[@reverbscherzo7850]

Good choice! I wish more people would see this. It is such a good explainer about what happened then, and I don't think people who lost their houses really get it. Back when I worked in a banking-adjacent field, they would say "you can be approved if you can fog a mirror".

[@tigqc]

Whenever people post asking what the top films are where the bad guys win, I always say this film.

[@SsgtHolland]

This is one of the most important movies ever made.

[@crtmojo2705]

32:48 “Everybody’s just falling in line”. So true. It was a massive group of people taking advantage of the system and not doing their jobs; that made this crash possible.

[@nancygodsey8312]

It's greed exemplified. I saw it in progress. New fancy homes going up in a middle income and low income area. I asked my husband while we were driving by on our way to work. ...how is this happening? Who's buying these expensive homes here? It didn't make sense...And then the bubble burst.

[@crtmojo2705]

@@nancygodsey8312 my sister bought a house before the bubble burst. I asked why she would buy now? She said if she didn’t buy now soon they would be too expensive. Which makes no sense. If it’s too expensive then the prices have to come down. Which it did. After she bought it for more then its worth.

[@pscar1]

​@@nancygodsey8312it's happening again. Where I live the new homes that are being built are going for $700k+. This is in an area where the average home price was around $200k just a few years ago.

[@terenzo50]

Try the movie Margin Call (2011). You might enjoy it.

[@JoyoSnooze]

I won't be afraid to admit that it took me a few rewatches to fully comprehend what was happening in this film. But honestly, I think that's the mastery of it. It gets better every time because you get another go at understand it properly, and it never loses pace. Excellent film, important film, about an unbelievable event in our recent history.

[@mac2920]

This is one of my favorite movies if the last ten years

[@JoeyMartz]

Love Jeremy Strong in this.... Humble beginnings before succession....

[@-notwavingbutdrowning-]

would love to see Asia and BJ reacting to succession if they haven’t seen it

[@youyeedyourlasthaw]

I love Christian Bale in this movie lol. His character is so intriguing to me

[@perrymalcolm3802]

Great choice!! Important true events to understand!!

[@s001dxp]

I was 29 at the time of the Crash. My wife and I had just had our second baby. I remember watching the news about the Lehman Brother collapse; then the word went to shit. Compared to many others, I got off pretty good. I only lost my job. I owned my house and was able to hold on to it. But almost instantly, so many people had underwater mortgages--home equity that people had been building for decades was lost almost instantly. The one thing the made me so outrageously angry was that the government bailed out the companies that caused it all, and the executives used that money to give themselves multi-million dollar bonus.

[@shainewhite2781]

Nominated for 5 Oscars including Best Picture, but won for Best Adapted Screenplay.

[@Spiralsinto]

Asia your immediate reaction to say "What are we doing?" hit me so hard. I feel that. We all need to wake up and come together. It's the greed of a few that keeps the many apart.

[@robertfalcon6083]

I was living south of Miami in that hard hit area…more foreclosed homes than people living in my neighborhood. Developments with 2 or 3 houses built and then ran out of money…all that stuff. Luckily I was active duty military and was protected a decent amount. But house went from value of $425k to $90k by 2012. So horrible

[@tycobb2580]

you two made this movie a lot more fun!!

[@arickhoops]

Great choice of movies, although you guys are a couple months late. This is Halloween horror film!

[@erin-tn2sd]

you guys make me feel less lonely

[@brandonflorida1092]

I'm glad you're doing this. It's a great movie but over the heads of most reactors. Thanks.

[@Rick-or2kq]

The big banks understood one term, "to big to fail". They could make a lot money real quick and when it collapsed, they understood the Government would have to bail the system out.

[@nemo5225]

The Levy Institute of Economics based out of the University of Missouri, Kansas City estimated the total amount of bailouts for Wall Street due to their financial crash: $32 Trillion.

[@colem6913]

I'm glad you guys watched this movie and you seemed and understand a lot of the complicated financial talk better than most people. This and the excellent movie "Margin Call" which I highly recommend really show how the people responsible for these kinds of economic disasters are never the people who actually face the real world consequences.

[@RabidParakeetSweat2]

Awesome. I'm glad your watching this one.

[@Zaqster]

Another movie that pairs extremely well is "Margin Call" I heavily recommend checking that out as well if you haven't seen it. Gives another perspective to this mess.

[@sample.text.]

This movie is so good, but also very difficult to recommend to a lot of people. It's not every day you can tell someone "You have to see this movie about the inner workings of the 2008 financial meltdown"

[@Pharaoh.618]

one of my favorite movies

[@igloo2158]

I love this movie and you guys did it justice.

[@rtt143]

Love that you 2 are going out of the box reacting to movies that the mass majority is not Keep up the great work

[@joeyboogenz]

This is a great movie . This event set my Family back a godd chunk of years . Those were hard times.

[@jlmain5777]

Another very good film on the 2008 crash is “Margin Call.” Terrific movie.

[@needum9212]

i still get confused with the terms even after they explain it lol the housing market and banking is beyond me

[@dochemlock]

Margin Call is another great movie on the subject.

[@frankwolftown]

That's a great and demoralizing movie.

[@Sam11747]

Fun fact: at 19:37 (in this KZbin video ) the person answering the phone saying, "Dr. Burry's office" is the real Dr. Michael Burry.

[@RavenValkyrie]

This movie is just fantastic.

[@FormulaKimball]

I think there are three movies anyone should watch enough times to absorb it fully, and gain very valuable wisdom about how things get manipulated at a high level... The Big Short, The Insider, and the Fincher remake of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. I'm so glad you reviewed this movie so well! Thank you!

[@heatherspence3848]

Thank you for sharing your outro about the car example and people not understanding the terminology, that makes your subscriber information to ask more questions. Thanks for this recommendation.

[@huvrmedia]

Clicked so fast on this one :D excited for the reaction!

[@blgeiger71]

For me, as you may recall, the saddest and most infuriating part about that whole situation was that the regulators, banks, and investors all took their cues from the Hearings in Congress on the Sub-prime Loan matter - three words, in particular, sum it all up...Congressman Barnie Frank!!! Ughhh

[@healthhealingandhappinessw6060]

This is weirdly one of my favorite movies. Made me learn a lot and woke me up!

[@jrobertlysaght]

"What are we doing?" You said it.

[@somedude2440]

In 2009 I was looking to purchases a home. The shit I saw was horrible. One of the worst things was many people that lost their homes left their pets in the homes. See the thought was that some nice person would come and make sure that the family was out of the house, feel guilty that some dog or cat was stuck in the house and would end up taking the animal. What people didnt realize was there were so many homes being forclosed on, those pets ended up dying of dehydration in the homes. Even worse many homes had many pets and those pets would end up going canible on each other. So when the banks finally showed up you had excriment and blood stained floors. Carcases of pets and vermin everywhere and the smell would stay in the house even after the clean up was done.

[@nickquantrill985]

Another great choice. Terrific Movie.👏👌

[@julieharden2433]

Such a great movie. It pisses me off every time I watch it. the book is amazing, too.

[@brettv5967]

Such an amazing movie. It takes an important story that seems impossible to tell without being completely boring and makes it super entertaining. I am amazed by it on every level.

[@eddieanderson9399]

On the optimistic good side of things... I spent $140,000 on a 2021 Leisure Tavel Van - Unity RV during the pandemic and have been living rent free and travel all around L.A. mortgage free. None of this applies to me. 😁

[@luisfonseca9064]

One of my favorite movies of all time. Always a pleasure to see Steve Carell take a serious role. Huge difference between comedy expressions and serious drama.

[@Spinevane27]

This is my favorite financial movie. Margin Call (2011) is on the opposite side of the spectrum where its inside the ones collapsing and shows a bit about how they operated. Has a great cast as well.