Title: Good and Evil of Wall Street
Product review: Will Smith in his finest performance since ALi in 2000, gives the good side of how stock brokers get rich the hard way. The movie reflects how realistic and how hard it is to achieve success even through the hardest times. Before this movie, there was Wall Street in 1987 having Michael Douglas as the evil Gordon Gekko, power hungry stock broker who uses insider trading to make himself richer but yet Douglas won the Oscar@ for playing this guy and Will Smith lost his Oscar to Forest Whitaker as the evil Idi Amin in "The Last King of Scotland." Even though the movie reflects on a father who was homeless and does everything he could to care for his son in the end he achieved something that could be hopeless for anyone in his position a better life. Smith
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