THE WOLF OF WALL STREET (2013) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!

[@gaming6feetunder925]

The guy introducing DiCaprio at the end of the movie in the seminar is actually the real Jordan Belfort in a cameo.

[@DoctorORBiT]

holy fuck

[@tob.meister]

I was going to comment this.. It checks out

[@shashashashadowbannedbud4371]

Tommy Chong was Jordans cell mate..

[@Notepad37]

To this day still a complete piece of trash

[@whiteybulger4395]

Fun fact the guy that introduces Jordan Belfort (Leonardo) is the real Jordan Belfort

[@MR._BEAN35]

Man I was about to say that, cause the guy looked just like Jordan then I thought *that is JORDAN BELFORT*

[@unklemichael]

Unrelated but when Jordan Belfort went to jail he became friends with Tommy Chong of cheech and chong fame

[@LumpyHippo]

@@unklemichael Was this when he was in jail for having a company that sold bongs somewhere where it was technically against the law?

[@unklemichael]

@@LumpyHippo yes it was. Tommy talks about it in the show "this is not happening". The whole thing was a setup on the dea's part but the story is pretty hilarious.

[@SnedzTheBricklayer]

I watch him on KZbin, guy is dripping with enthusiasm 😐

[@guti2453]

I love how Matthew McConaughey just has 7 minutes of screen time in a 3 hour movie, and he is still one of the most memorable things about it.

[@shirtlesswog7477]

Their lunch scene was also improvised too on the spot

[@lauce3998]

Amazing Performance!. Charisma every second.

[@south_eagle1403]

Matthew won the academy award that year for best actor in Dallas Buyers Club. It was nice of him to visit The Wolf of Wall Street XD

[@deek60819]

This was during the famous McConaissance where he did True Detective and Dallas Buyers Club as well

[@koszeggy]

@@shirtlesswog7477: Actually that wasn't an improvisation but a ritual of Matthew McConaughey performed always before his scenes. The shot originally was recorded without that little performance, and Scorsese was also satisfied. But DiCaprio asked if they could try it again, including that little ritual of McConaughey's because he thought it would fit well for the character. However, the second part (not included in the reaction), where McConaughey asks DiCaprio to join in the chanting, was indeed an improvisation.

[@UncleDane]

The final shot is meant to signify that despite all of the terrible things Jordan has done - all of the shady dealings, illegal activity, the ridiculous amount of debauchery and drug use... people still want to learn from him. The crowd represents us, the audience, who decided to sit down and watch a man tear apart his life and the lives of others for a life of freedom, carelessness, and moral ignorance... and yet there is still a part of us that wishes we could be like Jordan. No matter who you are, chances are you secretly want a taste of that lifestyle. It's one of my favorite shots in the entire movie, because it basically points at you, the viewer, and says "and yet after all that, you still want in don't you?" Such a great film, Scorsese's best in my opinion!

[@i_so_late]

it's also the idea of, there were people who criticized the film for promoting and encouraging this type of behavior, but the film is just showing it. It's not Scorsese's fault that some of us idolize this lifestyle, it's the audience's fault (for lack of a better word).

[@kennethburmeister8119]

@@i_so_late We live in a society that blames everyone else instead of asking for personal responsibility. You both nailed the simple and elegant part of human attraction, despite the risks/morality.

[@seneca2842]

Funny tf2 man

[@nathancollins1715]

To be fair Dane, as far as punishment goes he basically got a slap on the wrist from the government. Sure, he lost his wife and custody of his daughter, but people who have done far less than him have had the same fate in that regard. At the end of the day he's still rich, still extremely influential and he has no real incentive whatsoever not to be. So if you're an externally motivated person who has nothing resembling a moral code, you'd have no problem wanting in on what he's got.

[@shurik121]

@@nathancollins1715 Yeah, Belfort married again, moved to Australia, travels all over the world with his seminars and lives a pretty good life in general. He still owes ~100 million dollars to the government, but no one presses him to pay., and he won't ever pay all of the sum. If all someone got from this movie is "being Belfort is awesome" after watching him beat his wife and crash a car with his daughter inside, and after watching him being a despicable piece of shit through the entire movie, there's something fundamentally wrong with this person.

[@skapoodlev2744]

Dicaprio’s performance here is master class. The boat scene with him and Jonah hill with the ludes is probably my favorite scene of all time Lol

[@adroit1967]

Christoph Waltz’s opening scene in Inglorious Basterds and the ludes scene are hard for me to separate.

[@commandershepard96]

He was great in revenant but he deserved an Oscar even more for wolf.

[@meghanmonroe]

When he opens the car door with his foot, I laugh until I cry every time.

[@coreyoz]

I feel that way about the ludes country club scene. That sequence is one of my favs all time

[@notimportant3686]

leo is one of those people whom i enjoy watching in a movie but am ALWAYS hyper aware that it is him... his emoting is displayed the same in every role, you are always aware it is him and not someone else.... unlike someone like daniel day lewis or gary oldman, when i see them, i see the characters they play and not the actors... leo is always the same guy

[@MadcapMatt]

I don't think a single movie Leo has done hasn't deserved an award. This movie is no different. He's an absolute legend

[@colinbooth531]

The Beach, Critters 3 or 4, but yeah...he's been in some great movies.

[@abemrofchak]

Uhhh.. I'm gonna throw J. Edgar out there.

[@dylanjordan4747]

@@colinbooth531 the beach is a good movie I never understood the hate

[@LucareonVee]

@@abemrofchak I actually really like that one. And I think his performance was very commendable.

[@LucareonVee]

I would also say his Romeo + Juliet days were not too great, nor was his performance in The Man in the Iron Mask. Every performance Leo has given starting with Catch Me if You Can and including his role in What's Eating Gilbert Grape? were all phenomenal.

[@nutmas7185]

I love how when the lemmons kick in, continuity is just all over the place. Like his distance to the phone completely changes when he falls down. And especially at 21:04 you see the stairs nearly double when he falls down them, only for them to go back to only 6 when you see them again

[@christucker7655]

It must’ve have felt like such a long fall considering he was so fucked up but in reality it was only a few steps 😂

[@filmkritter]

I wondered if Brandon had noticed that, I loved the steps shot so much.

[@meghanmonroe]

Omg I went back and started cracking up all over again 😂😂

[@deathwitheponine]

I never noticed that but it’s a genius touch.

[@sarahzentexas]

I had some 714 experiences in my early 20’s, and I can confirm these are the effects of a super large dose. All you can do is get horizontal and wait. For hours. You also feel NO pain, which is why it’s typical to wake up with bruises and cuts. Caution is recommended.

[@DLA.]

sometimes i feel brandon is such an innocent soul and i worry about him watching these types of films 😂

[@isaiahtowers1865]

He’s legit a Golden Retriever or St. Bernard😂

[@DLA.]

@@isaiahtowers1865 exactly 😂 I mean I would love to know him more than just his KZbin channel, I haven’t seen an Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, it’s like he’s a ghost other than on KZbin and patreon

[@theponyisday]

He has to be to saying heck and frick for monetization reasons. No grown man is THAT innocent lmaoo

[@mikael5417]

@@DLA. it would be cool to see his twitter etc. but i think he just wants some privacy and that's cool

[@thebadwolf3088]

@@theponyisday exactly

[@Nkanyiso_K]

*In the last shot Scorcese turns the camera back on the audience* we stare back at ourselves and how we've enjoyed watching this and he's connecting that to how we idolize those who step on others to get to the top

[@pistolen87]

Exactly. The point is we hate them, yet, want to be them, then kind of hate ourselves for wanting to be them.

[@thadiuslindahl6282]

Baa?

[@MrNikolidas]

I thought the point was that the audience members looked like the orginal crew, and that everything was coming full circle.

[@osmanyousif7849]

You know, watching this makes me realize why this movie works and why Leo's other movie that year, The Great Gatsby doesn't.

[@TheGoodChap]

Also how gullible people are to pay 300 trying to get rich quick which is another one of his scams but actually legal "its like selling people dreams for cash"

[@TeamSukiyo]

This must have been a hard reaction to edit for KZbin

[@JimmyStone54321]

I was thinking the same lol

[@Lightningrod75]

On the contrary, I think you only have to look at 20% of the movie...

[@Starkidlover15]

Jonah Hill deserves all the praise for this movie, dude is so friggin talented

[@meghanmonroe]

He's so criminally underrated.

[@magallanesagustin4952]

"Her father... Is the brother of my mom."

[@lilnoodletm8806]

Hes reeeealy good, but ALL the praise??

[@KOLBYreal]

Yea a lot of ppl don’t like Jonah, and i know he has a lot of personal issues, but he’s human and he’s an amazing actor. I’d love to see him & Leo come together again.

[@matiassaenz9128]

jordan belfort said that he was wayyyy more out of control in real life

[@michaeljosephjackson2364]

@@Blitz-dm3kv what was the story?

[@tylerdurden6917]

@@Blitz-dm3kv bro u can't talk about a story and then not tell the story. What r u doing man trolling us!!? U better tell us the story that wasn't allowed to be talked about on live TV, come on man u can do it.

[@lashawnc.9658]

@@Blitz-dm3kv PLEAEW TWLL US

[@nicepairofslacks8769]

?

[@osmanyousif7849]

30:03 That's him right there.

[@Asher8328]

This was Margot Robbie's first movie. I've heard her say how intimidated she was to be doing scenes where she was screaming at Leo and that he and Scorsese had to help build her confidence up enough (or something more or less like that) until she was able to film them.

[@andrewreisinger6860]

Breakout role. She truly is breathtaking. I think many people were shocked to learn she is from overseas (South Africa, I think). Totally nailed the Brooklyn accent!

[@KS-xk2so]

@@andrewreisinger6860 Nah, she's an Aussie bruv. Her accent is pretty bang on for a Brooklyn chick tho.

[@thewildgoose7467]

@@KS-xk2so Margo Robbie, Toni Collette and Nichole Kidman are all Australian and for some reason they all seem to be able to nail different accents really well.

[@samanthab1923]

They would talk movies & She hadn’t seen a lot. Leo would tell her, you’ve got to see this!

[@rachelBrady-ni]

Leo dating her irl probs helped lol

[@inproud10]

Watching this movie is an experience like no other. An absolute masterpiece from Scorsese.

[@smithfan22]

It's not a masterpiece. Lots of holes in this movie. It's good, not a mAsTeRpiEcE

[@inproud10]

@@smithfan22 Well it's just my opinion, chill

[@smithfan22]

@@inproud10 and i have mine

[@chiefinasmith]

@@smithfan22 yeah but you were a dick about your opinion and they weren’t

[@rachelBrady-ni]

@@smithfan22 it is a masterpiece and there's no holes whatsoever stay salty

[@Nick-iq7zu]

The chest pounding McConaughey does is a pre-filming routine he does during a movie shoot. Leo’s look of confusion and looking around was him looking at the crew if this was really happening.

[@assass1n31]

For real? 😂

[@bekind3931]

Not exactly. Leo asked Matthew if he’d do it on film, so they worked it into Matthew’s character.

[@henke8927]

@@bekind3931 Just look at McConaughey last video on youtube. He describes the scene.

[@magtovi]

Almost correct.

[@rachelBrady-ni]

@@bekind3931 wrong what they said is correct, he looked around at staff

[@austinpena5605]

OH MAN, ARGUABLY LEO'S GREATEST PERFORMANCE

[@masterzombie161]

“I WILL NOT DIE SOBER!!” That should’ve won Leo the Oscar right there.

[@osmanyousif7849]

A shame he lost to Matthew McConaughey.

[@Klipse11]

“Today, cocaine saved a life”. 😂 you’re amazing Brandon.

[@ChildofIcarus]

The ending is the real Jordan Belfort introducing Leonardo DiCaprio as his fictional self. The final shot is of the other main characters real selves watching Leo's fictional Jordan belfort have a seminar.

[@MiddleAgedBob]

The lude scene is some of the best physical comedy I have seen in a major motion picture.

[@KabukiKid]

I thought I was going to stop breathing, I was laughing so hard through that sequence.

[@sharpshoota8274]

@@KabukiKid really? I found it funny but also kindve stressful. Especially when Jonah almost choked to death

[@KabukiKid]

@@sharpshoota8274 Yeah, it definitely evolves into some stressful moments too. No doubt.

[@Maria-bj1yl]

One of Leo's most outstanding performances, for sure. So excited to see you react to this one! Scorsese and DiCaprio, what a duo!

[@titanuranus3095]

Fun fact: nobody ever called him "The Wolf of Wall Street" irl, he made that up himself in his memoir.

[@Jutrzen]

What's fun about that?

[@titanuranus3095]

@@Jutrzen what isn't fun about that?

[@Jutrzen]

@@titanuranus3095 If you think it's fun, you've got a bad sense of humor.

[@kingintox5743]

@@Jutrzen If you don’t think that’s a fun fact, you have no idea what the main point of a fun fact is. Don’t be a comedy stickler lmao

[@Jutrzen]

@@kingintox5743 Does fun fact mean boring and unnecesarry trivia that can easily be found on imdb on wikipedia for anyone who's interested, just randomly spammed about every youtube video that deals with the topic?

[@Richard__Cranium]

"The sides DID cure cancer" is one of my favorite lines in this movie.

[@reservoirdude92]

The funniest thing about this video is that the most wholesome reactor on KZbin is reacting to possibly the most UN-wholesome film imaginable. 😂

[@ZavalaFX]

“Get ready the confetti we got more Martin Scorsese” 😂😂 I love Brandon

[@Asmodeus562]

One of the most entertaining movies ever

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

30:02 that's the real Jordan Belfort introducing Leo. Also, it says that Jordan's networth is NEGATIVE $100,000,000, but he travels around the world doing motivation speaking for $30k-$75K a pop.

[@samanthafromnewzealand5946]

I love the pacing of this movie, it’s almost three hours but it flies by! Scorsese knows how to entertain.

[@captainclutch8463]

"sailing a boat made for a bond villian sometimes you have to play the part, now get the FUCK off my boat" Amazing line...

[@davidlash9967]

In the last shot the person who introduces Leonardo DiCaprio as Jordan Belfort was the real life Jordan Belfort.

[@11musicluva]

The pace of this movie is insane which fits the personality of Jordan. Scorsese truly is brilliant with his directing.

[@noahmoscioni4302]

never clicked so quick. my fave all time film reacted by my fave reactor

[@craiganderson5813]

The Oscar Leo was robbed of. 😤

[@jimtatro6550]

The whole quaalude scene is one of the funniest moments ever 😂😂😂😂

[@sarahxo2317]

I remember seeing this in this cinema and the whole audience was in stitches. Me and my friend almost fell off our seats laughing😂

[@christhornycroft3686]

All the wrestlers back in the day were taking that shit. Dangerous stuff.

[@samanthab1923]

My favorite is him passed out in the couch & the cops waking him up. Without blinking he’s like what the eff are you doing in my house?

[@commandershepard96]

“I love the writing” Matthew mcconaughy winged 90% of that scene lol

[@ambiian]

This movie is absolutely insane, but I think it will remain iconic for years! Leo’s performance can’t be faulted, amazing!

[@twdclementine11]

The humming scene with McConaughey was improvised, that's actually a thing that he does before acting And most of the dialogues in the movie were improvised too

[@wezftw7130]

Most of his dialogue in that scene was improvised too.

[@diogosabino2545]

Modern Classic, Masterpiece. Scorsese is Cinema! DiCaprio was absolutely perfect on this movie!

[@cobcannon4299]

One word from this movie: HILFE!! 😂

[@AlasdairGR]

STEVE MADDEN! STEEEEVE

[@carlrs15]

WOMEN'S SHOES!!

[@PR-rl5nd]

"She's PERFECT!"

[@andrewreisinger6860]

You should really see "The Big Short". Fantastic acting and takes a tough subject (the US housing market) and makes it relatable. Bale, Carell, Gosling, and others.

[@FingerQuick]

backing this comment, "The Big Short" is such an incredible film

[@Johonnac]

Excellent; Margot Robbie also cameos

[@tylerdurden4483]

Oh yeah!The Big Short was surprisingly way better than I thought it would be

[@samanthab1923]

Love that movie

[@LILGHETTI]

I like the joke that Matthew McConaughey, stopped by to pounds his chest and got his oscar for dallas buyers club! Lol

[@ReallyGoodandKind]

The real Jordan Belfort is the guy who introduces Leo at the very end of the movie.

[@marahc8954]

* Fun Fact* When Matthew McConaughey beats his chest and hums in the lunch scene, that wasn’t scripted. That’s actually what he does as an acting exercise. They just decided to keep it in the movie.

[@wesleyrodgers886]

I remember the controversy at the time. There being no wolves init.

[@fjallabrjotur]

There is NO WAY Brandon hasn't seen this movie. SO EXCITED!

[@Carl.Henriksson]

I love how It's the real Belfort who introduced Leo.

[@wysiwyg2006]

Aunt Emma is pretty famous British actress Joanna Lumley And Jonah Hill comes across so lovely in real life which is a relief

[@barbarjinx3802]

When he says “Wolf of Wall Street” the reddish building in the background is where Madoff ran his scheme. It’s called the lipstick building on 3rd avenue and 54th street.

[@aidanquavo4145]

Clicked faster than a pen during a state exam

[@Goliath1337]

Sell me this pen

[@lisataveras8031]

Same lol

[@Goliath1337]

@@felixthecat9460 Yea

[@giovannicarmona542]

Dude same lol

[@tylerhackner9731]

One of Leo’s best performances

[@KangarooMonkey]

That’s some pretty damn tough competition

[@TheWarhead96]

I am always baffled by how many first time viewings of amazing movies you have. Considering the incredible amount of films u have in the back.

[@TheWarhead96]

@@winningpost1000 that I am always baffled by the awesome movies he watches for the first time.

[@The_Orb_Ponderer]

It's unbelievable how many amazing movies you haven't watched. To be able to go back and see these for the first time would be amazing. Have you seen The Revenant with Leo and Tom Hardy? Unreal film.

[@BrandonLikesMovies]

I have seen that one!

[@laboon344]

But there's also a ton of movies and shows you haven't watched @The ECE

[@lauce3998]

"Silence" is other masterpiece.

[@Jp-do9ny]

Agreed! Martins most underrated film

[@atti97]

@@Jp-do9ny just Like The Last Temptation of Christ.

[@EzioHanitore]

Fun fact. Jordans first wife is played by The Mother from How I Met Your Mother

[@sebswede9005]

Well, now she is How I Divorced your mother in this movie.

[@zackzaharko89]

Great reaction! Leo should have won the Oscar for this film, such an incredible performance. Also, props to Jonah Hill for an amazing role as well as taking one for the team to help be in the film. He only took a 60k pay for this role (significantly lower than the norm). One of the fastest 3 hr movies!

[@sspdirect02]

2:35 The helicopter pilot is played by a very dear friend of mine and the nephew of the former governor of Connecticut Dan Malloy. This is Kerry Malloy. We acted together in community theater and we went to Westhill High School in my hometown of Stamford, CT. We did a production of Guys and Dolls. Kerry was Sky Masterson, I was Brannigan. But more notably we did a production of Evita. Kerry was Che and I was Juan Peron. On December 21st, 2012 he emailed me this message that said “I met Mr. Scorsese the other day was lucky enough to work with him and I talked with him about you and what an amazing film buff you are. So yeah, Mr. Scorsese and I were talking about Sean Pultz.” The next thing I remember was me having a heart attack. It was quite a moment.

[@matthewjaco847]

In a way, it's like the whole movie is an infomercial for his sales skills and the absurd lifestyle it promises. All leading up to his seminar in the final scene.

[@colinbooth531]

Cutting around the "Jim from The Office" look when Robbie goes birthday suit. A+

[@mannySABEEEE]

This is one of my 5 favorite movies of all time. Love it.

[@ComiXtripNerd]

Leo said in an interview, that he’s never done drugs before, and so he met up with Jordan Belfort to find out how he acted on Qualudes (the expired drugs he takes) they then proceeded to roll around the floor of the set for about half an hour😂

[@DucksOnQuack13]

Little Easter Egg: The guy at the very end introducing Leo in the Pen seminar was the real-life Jordan Belfort

[@shainewhite2781]

Leonardo Dicaprio won the Oscar for the wrong movie: The Revenant.

[@Undertaker606]

Agreed 100% One of his best performances ever.

[@chiara8561]

The Revenant should have been his second Oscar

[@TH__.]

@@chiara8561 3rd

[@EthanButler]

I love how Scorsese likes to show the cost of fame, money, drugs and all that stuff but never gets preachy about it and likes to have fun with it. This is a prime example about making a point of how something can negatively damage you while still showing the fun aspects of their life. More biopics these days should do this instead of getting over-indulged in the effects rather than the cause if that makes sense.

[@Kerbalf]

Time to watch The Big Short now!

[@andrewreisinger6860]

I just commented the same thing. It is a truly great film. Totally rewatchable. I just watched it again because we are in another housing bubble right now. I just don't know what the catalyst is when it pops.

[@internetmike]

I love that he falls for quite a while down the stairs, but when you see them from another angle there's only a few steps

[@forgottenworldofmovies3913]

This film is off the hook, utterly insane and I love every second of it!!

[@優太金子-c2u]

Fun fact: The guy who played Jordan’s father, AKA “Mad Max”, is actually Rob Reiner, the director of “Stand by me”. Also,famous movie directors like Spike Jonze, Jon Favreau made cameo too.

[@sergejjelic6964]

i just wanted to say man, ive been watching you since your first videos and i have loved every single one of them. my friends are not really into movies as much as i am and i really appreciate having someone on youtube giving me these reactions, i really enjoy them and watch 1 every single evening. keep doing what you do and stay healthy love from germany

[@shainewhite2781]

Nominated for 5 Oscars including Best Picture, but lost 3 Awards Including Best Picture to 12 Years Of Slave.

[@KreshDraven6]

Leo deserved an Oscar for a lot of films ok, but THIS is his definitive performance in my opinion, it's outrageous that he lost the Oscar that year... And thank you Scorsese for showing Margot Robbie to the world

[@PatBrownfield-TheRainmaker]

Jordan Belfort’s cellmate was Tommy Chong of Cheech & Chong, and encouraged him to write the book that the movie was based on

[@arinleoczko1250]

Apparently the scene where Matthew McConaughey was beating his chest is his warm ups before shooting scenes. And when he made Leo join in, Leo broke character

[@ericdaniel2596]

The dad is Rob Reiner...director of The Princess Bride

[@VoiceNerd]

This is one film I can return to over and over despite being a film with such debauchery. Almost feels akin to watching a car wreck. Such terrible events but I can't keep my eyes away. Such an excellent film made by such an excellent filmmaker!

[@AlkoWasAlreadyTaken]

You deserve to have so many more subscribers, man. One of my favorite channels on KZbin.

[@kunalandshorya]

Cooper & Cobb having lunch together was my fav scene in the movie.❤️

[@treyvonjenkins7377]

When I saw the thumbnail I yelled out “NO THE FUCK HE DID NOT JUST REACT TO THE WOLF OF WALL STREET” 😂I legit was waiting for this

[@oakraidergrl4lif]

This movie was wild!!! I have haughty Leonardo should have gotten an Oscar for his performance on this movie. That delayed Qualoid realease scene is classic. Lol.

[@pauvretori]

You have no idea how happy I am to see this I check for new the wolf of Wall Street reactions every single day it’s my favorite movie ever how did I miss this for two days???

[@akse]

Wow just realized that this "sell this pen" was one of the lines my big brother got when he got interview into a job for actually selling pens (and other office stuff for businesses). he got the job and was the top salesman in that company and got promoted couple times.

[@david10495g]

the fact this video has 6.9k likes on this movie is just perfect

[@shainewhite2781]

9:08, Kyle Chandler, Friday Night Lights, GODZILLA 2 King Of The Monsters, GODZILLA VS KONG, Game Night, Super 8, and King Kong 2005.

[@classiclife7204]

Those serious film critics and writers who dismiss this as "lesser Scorsese" have missed the point of his whole career, I think. Whether it's Jesus in "The Last Temptation of Christ", Travis Bickle in "Taxi Driver, Rocky Marciano in "Raging Bull", or *both* Jimmy Hoffa and Frank Sheeran in "The Irishman", his movies are rise-and-fall narratives, and here, as so often in his other films, the rise and fall is often an indictment, or at the very least a simple explanation, of our cultural lives, and of our lives themselves. "Wolf of Wall Street" presents us a world that SEEMS to have the moral rules and imperatives suspended. Sound familiar? The inevitable punishment for hubris is always around the corner. Think of all the other Scorsese films where this plays out. As such, "Wolf" is peak Scorsese, if anything. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@vighneshpillai7996]

5:21 that's Spike Jonze the guy who made Being John Malkovich, Adaptation and Her

[@nicoled9515]

I had a patient years ago who formerly worked with Bellfort on Wall Street- he mentioned how creepily accurate the movie depicted him

[@sherrylawrence6472]

Did you know: this film was originally four hours hours long? They studio have to cut the extra hour because of censorship, and it got test screened as well and it went well!

[@tornadochaser2457]

Fantastic movie! This movie is three hours exactly, and I think there very well, might not be a more entertaining three hour movie EVER. What's especially brilliant about the film, is that it feels as if it possesses the chaotic, reckless, frenetic, fast-paced energy of the person whose life it's adapting - Jordan Belfort. It's as if his very soul is imbued into the film. The narration is effortlessly personable, the story is easy to follow, dynamic, and full of well-defined, diverse, fun personalities, who are all given enough to do. Crackling, frequently witty dialogue, a crackling fast pace, and just entertaining situation after entertaining situation make this movie a delight.

[@shainewhite2781]

9:47, Rob Reiner!

[@shainewhite2781]

6:45, Jonah Hill and his prosthetic teeth were nominated for Best Supporting Actor.

[@hiqdozey6368]

The crack smoking scene is for sure my favorite scene of the movie. The emotions Leonardo goes through after the hit is hilarious!

[@luwucian4497]

*Fun Facts* 3:44 Matthew McConaughey improvised that scene, that's why Leonardo DiCaprio is so confused and looks at the cameramen saying (what's going on? Should I go on?) That's why he hits his chest so confused later. 7:28 - Leonardo DiCaprio couldn't hold back his laugh in that scene because of the other actor

[@martin43427]

All those in favor of Brandon now watching The Big Short upvote this comment!

[@everynamewastakenomg]

Crazy that Leo didn't win an Oscar for this. He did an amazing job. The scenes with him and Jonah Hill are absolutely hilarious. One of my favourite movies this. Such a good watch!

[@milesisediting]

the thing is that a LOT of people confuse YELLING A LOT with great acting.

[@JimmyStone54321]

I bet the reason why this movie had so much swearing and nudity is because it was Scorsese's follow-up to Hugo. (A kids movie he directed)

[@shenard6222]

One of Leo's best performances, great movie

[@NiceGuyEddy12]

Bro I don't think you'll ever lose my patreon at this point! You got the best taste.

[@MikeB12800]

Jon Favreaux, Rob Reiner, Spike Jonze. A lot of directors in this movie!

[@mangoentertainment8209]

This film has an unbelievable cast. For example the Aunt is played by Joanna Lumley and Steve madden is played by Jake Hoffman who is Dustin Hoffmans son.

[@leonardoespinal8561]

I refuse to believe this man hasn't seen all the movies he's reacted to

[@AdrianChazz]

It is good to know that, in the end, things worked out for Jon Bernthal and he went on to work with Doc, Baby, Buddy and Darling... He's really talented at this breaking-the-law thing...