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HAHA.
ZING!
"When all is said and done, a lot more will have been said than done."

Judging from your grammar, I'd say stick with cartoons and wrestling.

Bringing the entire world's economy to the brink of total collapse resulting in total chaos as banks close and millions are thrown into poverty, yawn. Make sure you skip The Big Short.

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I saw a portion of the middle of Margin Call. First there was a meeting in a boardroom lead by Kevin Spacey and they say it's about 2am. It was followed by a meeting led by Jeremy Irons where Kevin Spacey explains how the company will sell everything by noon and then the Feds will show up at about 2pm. It was not that interesting. The office scenes in "Margin Call" are vaguely reminiscent HBO's "Barbarians at the Gates" starring James Garner. I unequivocally recommend Barbarians at the Gate to anyone who liked Margin Call.

you're not much of a MOVIE MANIAC then fella lmao

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Jesus what bizarre standards some people have. Let's try it again - the pace isn't that slow considering almost every scene has some dramatic tension, understated as it may be; the acting is competent to excellent across the board (in particular, it was good to see Spacey on top form after a while); the dialogue sounds as if the writer/director really knows the territory and what he's talking about. And All Is Lost (not Lost At Sea) is also a rather outstanding film. Whatever this Chandor guy does next, I wanna see it.
"facts are stupid things" - Ronald Reagan

it's a great film; every scene seemed to serve a useful purpose.

"Should be playing on television"? What are you, the censor?
I liked both of those films a lot. Different strokes for different folks, but your tastes shouldn't foreclose my seeing things that match mine.
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