Inside Job
Documentary • PG-13 • 2010 • 1 hr 49 min
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Absolutely infuriating. Excellent record of the crash of 2008 and the factors leading up to it. Excellent reminder that nothing has changed
Rather slow but still an eye-opening documentary about the buildup and aftermath of the market crash in 2008.
Power and greed corrupts. Until the financial system and the government are two separate entities this will continue. Send them to jail.
Scary as hell, really the amount of information we have about this is shocking how nobody seems to care what’s happening
A brilliant exploration of the global financial crisis. The definitive account of what happened and who's to blame. Great narration by Matt.
A great film, shows all the complexity of forces which led to economic crisis and how It become so destructive & dramatic.
Very interesting and intriguing. I’m not a business person or someone to fully understands the stock but it was still a good watch
Inside job tells you exactly what happened during the 2008 financial crisis in United States of America and the negative effects
Proof that without supervision even free markets can go bad. Greed is a natural emotion, if goes unchecked a few people can disrupt world
An shocking and in depth look into the causes and aftermath of the 2008 recession. This movie will make you mad as hell.
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