The evaluation of the movie "The Big Short" is:

"The Big Short" does not present all the content. The film focuses too much on describing mortgage loans, but does not fully show the bubble that created the crisis. aggravated by more complex economic factors.

The film mainly blames the financial crisis on the greed of Wall Street, but ignores the less evil but more convincing reasons. The story contains many boring financial principles, which is a long-standing feature of this type of film. Reasons for being ignored.

Plot summary:

During the 2008 global financial crisis, several discerning investment geniuses on Wall Street saw through the bubble illusion before the 2007 U.S. credit crisis. By shorting subprime mortgages and manipulating The CDS market has benefited significantly, becoming one of the few investment tycoons to make huge profits in the financial disaster.

Jared Weinette is a Deutsche Bank agent who can turn $4 billion in orders into $3.7 billion in revenue, Michael Bree is a one-eyed fund manager, and Mark Baum (Steve Carell) is from a Wall Street family, and Ben Hockett is a retired banker from Cornwall Capital.