The movie *Wall Street* is worth seeing; I don’t understand much about finance, but I found myself engaged for most of the film. Michael Douglas and Charlie Sheen both give excellent performances, which explains why it's considered very good. However, the story does drag on a little bit, and feels longer than necessary. That’s really my only complaint, and not a significant one. The more lively conclusion helps to…

It's hard to imagine a better example for showing young people how damaging greed can be than this film. Created during a period of intense stock market growth, it recounts the story of "Bud Fox" (Charlie Sheen), an inexperienced but driven individual who creates a plan to get rich quickly. This draws the attention of his exceptionally unscrupulous boss, "Gekko" (played wonderfully by Michael Douglas), who dismisses …