Letter To A Customer

2 Pages 454 Words

The movie has unmodified picture of Wall Street business. Watching the movie felt very real and exciting, it stands as one of the most intelligent and accomplished film that I have ever seen, with an imaginative script and astonishing act. It also displays some of the certainty of the business that sometimes leads to greed. Most people will do any thing to be rich and stay rich, at times of the movie I felt tempted to believe the reasoning in the movie is highly true. There are three circumstances I consider about the movie:

· Gender difference
· Business representation
· Character

Gender Difference

There is a big difference between the role of men and women in the movie. The movie represents the realistic nature of business in this era. For example, the men are greedy and tempted to risk any thing. The women on the other hand, are less motivated than men. Is that really true in the business world? To answer that question, one has to look at the fact about what women dream and accomplish. Women now days are more equal to men, and women have accomplished a lot. Gender discrimination is well known in Wall Street. In the movie, white male have dominated the Wall Street market and Women are secretaries available to rich men to do their bidding and lower class citizens are their drivers.

Business representation

The business representations are realistic and professional. The way the characters dress is very practical with business attire such as suit. In corporate world every one is expected to wear suits to work. Charlie sheens character reflects on how ambitious young stockbrokers are in this era. The movie also shows the young stock brokers take the most height risk in the business. This clarifies that dressing in a professional business attire will improve the overall appearance of a firm.




Character

The characters that played the role of Ceo and brokers were excellent and thrilling. They made the movi...