The Wolf of Wallstreet (2013) | *First Time Watching* | Movie Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@sarahgillmore7322]

The real Wolf of Wall Street was in the movie at the end. He introduced him to the crowd as he walked on stage

[@lukesmichalski6607]

yep

[@jessieconley6519]

Came to say the same thing

[@tigqc]

Very meta lol.

[@bodhitree33]

34:27

[@sspdirect02]

Which offended a lot of people. Why? I don’t know.

[@RobwLPOC]

The scariest part they actually TUNED DOWN the debauchery in the movie from what actually happened in the company, because they figured nobody would actually believe it.

[@tamiwatchesstuff]

Or it probably wouldn’t pass the R rating. I think the rating would be NC-17 if the filmmakers included everything.

[@user-gk3lu1gg9t]

Jordan Belfort likes to portray himself bigger and crazier than he actually was. All Hollywood movies exaggerate the truth

[@bluecomet1109]

partially correct, however they never had flying midgets being hurled at a spinning wheel, jordan said so himself

[@soulunbound4882]

@@bluecomet1109was probably just hoes, drugs, drinking etc

[@RobwLPOC]

@@bluecomet1109 midget tossing / dwarf tossing used to be a big thing back in the 80s and 90s. Hilariously that is actually one of the more believable parts. Brad Williams a hilarious stand-up comedian with dwarfism even made the joke that he couldn't get in a Blackhawk helicopter in Afghanistan so he had to look at a soldier and say something he never thought he would ever say "OK dude I can't get up in there... you're gonna have to toss me"

[@brianegendorf2023]

I laughed when Aisa told BJ "Don't you say nothing!" about Margot Robbie's nude scene. When I was in the theater EVERY guy said, "Dayummm!" in unison..

[@gregthrash5985]

BJ: Why couldn’t I have a job like this at 21? Asia: Because you had me! 😅👍🏻

[@maximillianosaben]

This movie was hysterical! Leo's dance at the wedding kills me every time.

[@blackblake3658]

Old School.

[@JordanJMyers]

This movie is awesome. Seen it so many times. Leo should've won the Oscar for this. Has amazing. Great reaction as always guys.

[@kellifranklin9872]

Leo was great but the right actor won that year.

[@tigqc]

Leo got his due in his own time.

[@Kickinthescience]

@@kellifranklin9872 and ironically was in this movie

[@troyreynolds9633]

When Margot Robbie was standing there and she turned to him and said "You better not say nothing" was freaking hilarious. I almost spit up my water.

[@StephanieMG105]

Hahaha Margot is ALMOST as pretty as Asia 😉

[@leutianleyva5116]

fun fact about the true story, during Jordans "incarceration" his cellmate was Tommy Chong of Cheech and Chong who was serving time for drug trafficking.

[@RobwLPOC]

They didn't bust Tommy Chong for selling drugs they busted him for drug paraphernalia and it was his son's company. They were sending bongs over state lines to certain states where you're not allowed to send bongs

[@tionak]

I wanna see that movie

[@Stevie8654]

What’s crazy is that it wasn’t drug trafficking. He was selling bongs on the internet, which isn’t a crime in most states.

[@ghostmkc4045]

Honestly, one of the best films to ever touch cinemas. Instant classic.

[@MovementGraffiti]

True story. What a story. As someone who had a mom and stepdad working on Wall Street in the 80’s and 90’s 😂I can only relate through child eyes-I always loved the authentic feel of the fast, paranoid pace of this movie. Thanks for the reaction guys!

[@Rebellen007]

"He could sell fire in hell or water to a whale." Nice, BJ 😂😂😂

[@Thomgxx100]

Asia's reaction towards BJ at Margot Robbies nude scene - PRICELESS! And Asia aren't even the worst spouse to have in such a situation.

[@Thomgxx100]

"You better not say that!" LOL !

[@fourTred]

Haha Margot Robbie nude scene was left in there, they need a better editor…

[@MermaidMusings7]

Asia's face when he started talking about his cousin/wife 😂

[@henryarevalo8393]

BJ a real one holding it in on some of those M Robbie scenes. haha he knows she was side eyeing him!

[@BaxterD]

I remember telling my dad about this movie and he said he had met Jordan at one of his seminars, as he put it, "the dude was a real asshole". Great movie tho, Scorsese always kills it, and the performances were top notch.

[@Ohiostatefan221985]

The scene with Matthew McCaughey where he did the chest beat was improvised and leo looking over was him looking at the director to see if it was okay

[@jgarofalo8813]

I can see Matthew doing that IRL

[@mirtieraczo5842]

I love this movie! The part where he was paralyzed had me rolling 😂 when I saw the title I knew you guys were gonna get a kick out of it.. Another good time with Asia and BJ. Good job!

[@AdamKoestline619]

Whats crazy is they say Jordan Belfort's life was even crazier than the movie showed

[@siriusfox195]

Also at the end of the movie, after his prison time. When he's being introduced as the 'greatest sales trainer '.. That was the real life Jordan Belfort making the announcement. Lol

[@elizabitty213]

0:23 Asia bringing the harmonies as always! 🙌🏻

[@sierrarichardson330]

Sooo happy u guys r reacting to this crazy ass movie! 😂

[@sspdirect02]

2:29 The helicopter pilot is played by the nephew of the former Governor of Connecticut Dan Malloy. His name is Kerry. He and I did community theater doing stage show and we even went to Westhill High School in Stamford, CT and did other shows such as Guys and Dolls (He was Sky Masterson, I was Brannigan) but we also did a production of Evita (He was Che, I was Juan Peron). He even emailed me about his time on the film, even going so far as mentioning me to legendary director Martin Scorsese and about how knowledgeable I am about film, a message that almost gave me a near fatal heart attack. 😅

[@siriusfox195]

So apparently nearly that whole lunch scene between DiCaprio and McConaughey was imrpovised and McConaughey carried the entire thing. And the director just left it in the film. If you look carefully youll see DiCaprio is doing best to not bust out laughing during that entire scene 😅

[@karlmortoniv2951]

Jonah Hill tells my favorite story about this movie. Over the course of the shoot he and Di Caprio were in a lot of scenes together where they had to flail away and batter each other in various stages of intoxication and inevitably Jonah was getting the worst of this because Leo's much bigger than him. He wanted to get back at Leo somehow so he waited for his chance and found it with the scene that ends with Jonah declining the last piece of yellowtail and Leo eating it. The scene was scripted with Jonah gulping down the yellowtail but during improv when they were figuring out the scene Jonah tried refusing it and letting Leo eat it which made it into the final scene. Jonah knew that Leo was gonna have to eat at least 50-100 pieces of yellowtail in the course of shooting that scene and getting all the takes of all the angles. (Any actor other than Brad Pitt knows NOT to be eating in a scene in a movie because you're gonna make yourself sick eating through all the takes - Tom Cruise learned this in "The Outsiders."). Anyway as the takes went on and he'd end the scene with "nah, you can have it" Jonah watched Leo turning more and more green and sickly with each bite of yellowtail until finally Leo was vomiting everything into a trash can in a corner. Two people were laughing uproariously at the spectacle - Jonah and Scorsese. 🤣🤣🤣

[@jgarofalo8813]

I can’t imagine the time it must have taken to edit this. On a more serious note his second wife (played by M. Robbie) in real life is now a therapist and author specializing in abusive relationships and narcissistic abuse. I’m glad she got away from him and healed. People like him do not change.

[@Onche518]

Yes good move from her to leave her rich husband as soon as he’s in trouble after having profited off his wealth

[@fidel2xl]

I worked on Wall Street from the late 1990s, and knew of Jordan Belfort and his shady firm Stratton Oakmont even though they were not actually located on Wall Street. Those guys along with other similar fly-by-night firms were notorious for bilking investors by manipulating the micro-cap (low volume) market generally by inflating trade volumes. I remember when the SEC and the FBI began to crack down on those firms. Anyway, the guy at the end who introduced 'Jordan Belfort' on stage to speak to the crowd, was actually the REAL Jordan Belfort. Also, yes, he still lives in the USA and is actually doing very well for himself.

[@rosanajaquez3274]

Great reaction guys! I’m a Wall Street vet who worked at the first bldg Belford worked at in the movie (120 Broadway) for many years. Trust me when I say, you do not want to work for guys like him.

[@kurtisschilk1218]

BJ - "Why couldn't I get a job like this at 21?" Ms. ASIA Immediate Response, "Cause you had me!!".......BAM, Question answered! Asia, that had me cracking up. I love you guys. This was a great movie and very fun to watch. Happy Holidays

[@gerry_atric]

A reaction channel with one reaction- the look of disbelief. Nailed it 😄 What else can you say but wild ride. Thnx for the fun. Be well 👍✌️

[@PressStartOnce]

That stairs scene still is so brilliant... showing it to him as a massive staircase to roll down but in reality it was only a few steps. I love that scene so much..

[@Henry-fn1zw]

Leo shoulda got the oscars for this, not for the revenant. His best performance of all time

[@taylornicolemoye]

He should have won an Oscar for a lot films: gangs of New York, catçh me if you can, etc.

[@wyattamick]

Sooo glad you guys did this one. One of my favorites!!

[@kapsh94]

Interesting fact! At the very end of the movie when Jordan's teaching that semenar on how to sell him the pen. The speaker who introduces him to the audience is actually the real life Jordan Belfort making a cameo. 😃

[@jilliantrevino30]

Came here to say this 😊

[@mukkaar]

Yep, and dude is still scamming and grifting.

[@gravewaxxsupercoven1980]

His cell mate in jail was Tommy Chong (cheech&chong). It was Tommy who told him to write his life story which became the manuscript that was bought by Martin Scorsese to make this movie. He only spent 22 months in jail. Still rich living in Miami.

[@DeadlyBeast205]

Not only is this one of my favorite movies but this was the movie that made me fall in love with Margot Robbie 😂

[@DjDown1984]

Somin about that skanky new Jersey accent that destroys my discipline

[@monalisasmile6629]

She's really beautiful! I remember her as 'Donna' from Neighbours. Years before she made it in Hollywood.

[@DeadlyBeast205]

@@monalisasmile6629 yeah she is

[@joeriveracomedy]

Which part of her?

[@TheRedPeril]

I don’t even know what won the Oscar for best actor this year. But it wasn’t Leo and it was a robbery. What a performance.

[@vasiliarkhipov2121]

It's strange because when I see that scene where Jordan, says 'F**k It. I'm not leaving.' it always makes me smile. I know it's stupid, and part of me doesn't want him to do it. But another part of me is happy he didn't give in. There's something very American about somebody grabbing their nuts and yelling 'F**k You, don't tell me what to do.' I can't help liking it when I see that spirit in somebody, even if they are insanely misguided.

[@princekagato]

Just like Elon, lol....."go f*** yourselves!

[@louielouie22]

Another crazy true story😂 Mathew McConaughey was awesome even though he played a small part. Check out Dallas Buyers Club since you're doing true stories. He won an Oscar for it. Brilliant acting.

[@gabagool_and_psychiatry4856]

he beat Leo that year and chest bumped in his face in Leo's own movie.

[@tysonthomas7094]

Jared Leto won an Oscar in that movie too. That movie was brilliant!

[@The-Underbaker]

The look on both of your faces, for very different reasons, when Margot Robbie comes from around the door butt naked was hysterical!

[@jlmain5777]

One of the funniest movies of all time! Historically accurate about the excesses of the 80s-90s. It’s a cycle of booms and busts on Wall Street with a new cast of characters each time. Unfortunately all of our fates are tied to what goes on there through our 401Ks and pensions for people who still have them.

[@alexanderdiaz6396]

Asia looking at you and saying „you better not say anything“ 😂 he had to cover his mouth 😂

[@jameshurley9551]

Do yourselves a favor and look at the other nominees for Best Picture in the same year as this (2012 I think) It was packed! Cannot believe this movie didn't win and can't believe Leo didn't win for it either. This movie should be titled "Excess". Its sooooooo good. Thanks for reviewing ❤

[@northrose4344]

I remember seeing those commercials with the lion walking between the desks.

[@GeorgeMurphy-i1p]

19:13 - this part just shows how females and males differ when watching this film! 😅😂😂 women are like "I'd never work for this guy in a million years!" And guys are like "SIGN! ME! UP!" 😂😂😂

[@Trance18]

another Masterpiece of DiCaprio is `` Blood Diamond`` , you will not regret reacting to that, a wonderful movie with a great story and performances with Leo doing a Nigerian accent that he should`ve won an Oscar for .

[@joeyboogenz]

Nuts that I was just a few towns over from Wolfie when this went down , going down a different path that ultimately led to a full reboot also with nowhere near the $$ but maybe alot of the fun and debauchery . Metal Guitar playing, Motorcycle racing & hardcore weed growing .

[@timmyhosmith3111]

love this movie, great reaction. I haven't seen to many reactor react to Blow, maybe you two can get the ball rolling. Stars Johnny Depp, Penelope Cruz and Pee Wee Herman.

[@TomuchLogic-ko8bz]

Awesome movie that was actually Jordon Belfort at the end of the movie introducing Leonardo Dicaprio as himself

[@chadmalcuit1804]

The last shot the person that announced Leonardo is the the real Jordan B.

[@Deyan_B_Travels]

I liked your reaction! You just enjoyed the movie, unlike many other KZbinrs with high moral grounds judging the characters every other minute.

[@stephenelliott6023]

Love, love ,love this one. Leonardo movie to watch, What's Eating Gilbert Grape. Also has Johnnie Depp. Jonah Hill movie to watch, War Dogs

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

The first boss at the small company (with the mustache) is fellow director Spike Jonze. The same year, he won the Oscar for original screenplay for the movie "Her."

[@tiacalhoun3841]

Craziest part of this is that it was all based on a true story

[@bostons_departed3631]

This is one of the movies that when I’m smokin and playing on my phone but wanna watch a movie… this is easily one of the ones on my list.

[@TwoNinePrime]

I'm sure someone's already commented this, but the real Jordan was the guy that introduced Leo at the end.

[@amasim86]

Terence winter was the writer for this film, but he also done Sopranos as well. Wasn't sure if you knew as you're watching The Sopranos at the moment.

[@xzonia1]

This is such a crazy movie, and that it really happened just blows my mind! Leo's done a lot of true stories; one of my favorite ones is Catch Me If You Can. It really shows what a strong actor he is. For fiction, I love Inception. Fantastic movie! He's made a couple of duds, but it's really hard to go wrong watching Leo in almost anything he's done. Loved y'alls reaction to this one, but you couldn't pay me enough to go work for that guy this movie's based on! LOL X) I just took a pay cut to go work for a place that helps kids in need, and I am thrilled to be doing it. Peace.

[@kanjoracer4914]

14:34 We know how good that scene is BJ haha!

[@Smoothjazzsundays]

You guys need to check out some of Scorsese’s older stuff! One of the greatest directors of all time. Taxi driver, the king of comedy, and bringing out the dead are my personal favorites that I’ve seen so far.

[@michaeltucker5881]

Also Raging Bull as well.

[@Smoothjazzsundays]

@@michaeltucker5881 great movie, I have to re watch it soon. I had it typed out in my comment originally, but I like these three the most

[@bikerbud3903]

2 movies I highly recommend that are true stories and highly accurate and are excellent movies are "SEABISCUIT" and "Cinderella Man"

[@george90S]

Thank you so much for this reaction video. This is one of my favorite movies. I used to work in an environment like this and it was some of the most stressful ,dramatic and fun I have ever had at a job. Till y’all’s next video much love. Keep them coming please :) I look forward to each video y’all post.

[@JamesASharp]

This film is wild. Reality is much better and stranger than fiction. Great reaction! 👍🏿

[@riffz6065]

Asia's face through 90% of this movie is priceless. Her innocence was a bit corrupted here.

[@theliikedanuss]

Fun fact, the Lamborghini that Leonardo crashed in the movie just sold on auction, in that same crashed condition as it ended up in the movie for a staggering 1,350,000 USD + added 20% on auction price.

[@jameshurley9551]

The scene where he drives on the super ludes is my favorite part of the movie. It makes me laugh non-stop when he thinks he got home ok - then cuts to his wrecked Ferrari

[@stephanos2758]

It’s a lambo

[@BetoMelancia]

hello iv been watching u guys almost all movies reactions, thanks for sharing ur opinions about the movies and show your genuine feelings during them to the audience

[@MattMichaelVO]

Your channel is one of the best reaction channels! Great watching movies with you both!

[@rebeccagibbs4128]

that scene where hes messed up trying to get to the car is so funny

[@taramahoney2412]

Love this movie, one of my fav. Leo should of gotten an award for this movie, he was fantastic.

[@lilcazza3838]

Another Leo movie you guys should check out is "catch me If you can" another true story.

[@Lumpygrits76]

Ayyyyyyyy 😂😂😂 It’s Trucker RollinThick. Had to come watch y’all watch it again 😂😂😂

[@OneAndOnlyOmar]

So damn happy yall watched this, one of my most favorites, I watch it very often🤣

[@sonofthesea3298]

I only bought this movie,entirely thanks to Margot Robbie *Hears Asia and BJ bursting out in a synced laughter in the background* Im gonna leave it at that,mkay? I feard this was gonna be a complete "wall street" type of movie,but thankfully it was alot crazier then just the stock market

[@joetoppe4643]

I only watch movies with you guys! Love what you do!

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Such a uniquely funny way to tell the story. Usually a protagonist is trying to overcome some kind of problem, but this is about a guy who keeps trying to lose but can't.

[@IAmABNew]

A fantastic movie, and one of the most interesting considering what everyone takes from it individually.

[@UnlicensedOkie]

The real Jordan Belfort had a cameo as the guy who announced him at the conference at the end of

[@JayGHDTTP]

The real Jordan Belfort is the guy that introduced Leonardo at the end of the movie. Once he got out of prison, he toured the world as a motivational speaker, sales guru and became a millionaire AGAIN.

[@Letha-Mae]

This is the movie Margot Robbie said made her famous and made her feel beautiful

[@Silvermountainman420]

I saw Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas pop up in the comments. If y'all do that one then you will have done my two favorite movies, Dazed and Confused being the other one!

[@davidmunro546]

What a movie this is. Great reaction. There’s many good suggestions in the replies for other movies and after reading one, it made me think of 4 weddings and a funeral (1994). I reckon you guys would enjoy that.

[@AyeItsGabo]

Catch Me If You Can with Leo is also a great movie

[@AW11-e4h]

Here we go 👍

[@showbizz7539]

Great choice!!!

[@thomasfrei7711]

Leo is brilliant in this movie and Martin Scorsese is a absolut genius^^ I love this movie. 😎 Thanks for watching and greetings from Germany my friends^^ ❤

[@mgbow-y5n]

"Gooble gobble, one of us, we accept him, one of us!"

[@illuminahde]

Nice hat. Let's go C.J. Stroud! 🤘

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

You already know!! CJ Stroud is playing great and is a great role model 💯

[@philmakris8507]

Margot Robbie's accent in this isn't New Jersey, it's Long Island New York.

[@oakraidergrl4lif]

That is a wild a$$ movie. lol. A lot of clutch the pearls scenes in this.

[@GeorgeMurphy-i1p]

2:10 - ONE OF MY MOST FAVOURITE OPENING LINES OF A FILM BECAUSE IT BASICALLY SETS THE TONE FOR THE WHOLE FILM!!! ABSOLUTE GREED!!!! 😂😂😂 Any normal person would've whistled at that amount (as BJ did) but it demonstrates how greedy Jordan Belfort was that it wasn't good enough for him! 😂😂😂

[@kalaipaa]

When I saw the thumbnail, I said to myself OMG Asia and BJ is in for a ride!!!

[@ZacharySiple]

33:24 Jonah Hill said in an interview that they did that take so many times, and he told Leo to take it even though he did in the script- that Leo ended up throwing up from all the food he ate. And while he's vomiting, Scorsese and Jonah are rolling on the floor laughing.

[@TheKrosshair]

The guy at the end who announced jordan belfort coming on stage is the real jordan belfort

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Leo has honestly made me hysterical and we’re 20 mins in……meanwhile Margot Robbie….outstanding performance! Great movie❤️🎥❤️

[@PurpleIris034]

Movie suggestion: The Count of Monte Cristo 2002 version a fan favorite and great movie. Thanks

[@zmani4379]

Nice movie

[@justcause7521]

The funniest part of the book, that isn't in the movie, was the first day in prison he is scared shitless......He doesn't know what to expect......he walks into his prison cell.....his cell mate gets off of the bottom bunk....stands up.....Jordon looks at him....and it's TOMMY CHONG!!!!! of cheech and Chong!!!! He was in prison for selling bongs!!!! While they were serving time Jordon told Tommy all of his stories and Tommy was like "I know people in Hollywood.....this would be a great movie!"

[@marshallhughes4514]

The stairs! lol. There were maybe 5 stair tops and then they show the stuntman going down about 25 stairs!

[@spazzer4723]

I always laugh when the cop got on the subway and actually thought about it 😂

[@Cloud_Strife0811]

Matthew McConaugheys chest bumping was a relaxation technique he used before he would do a scene. Leonardo De Caprio said he should try it in the scene and thus a piece of pop culture was born. And also the scene where where Brad hits Donnie, the guy actually hit Jonah Hill. Great reaction y'all keep em coming. Also a side note, not sure if y'all know. The audio near the end was unsynchronized and the mics started to echo.

[@AngryArmyMechanic]

This was one of the greatest movies ever made about success