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Are you looking for good movies about money and finance? Then you should check out these Finance film tips watch on Netflix.
What are your favorites and best Finance MoviesWhich ones do you recommend? Be sure to share them in the comments!
You can find the original top financial movie selection in the Video on You-Tube. Meanwhile, there are more movie tips about money and finance, which you can find here in the following post!
Christian Bale plays in The Big Short the highly intelligent investor Michael Burry.
The latter has a good instinct for finance and business. He saw the big financial crisis coming and bets against the system. People declare him crazy, but when the big bubble bursts, many only wake up.
A exciting finance filmprobably one of the best films about money and success, which also shows you some insights into financial markets and their distortions.
Still not enough arguments to persuade your girlfriend to see this movie? Ryan Gosling is also in it.
Time is always critical on the stock market and big things often happen on Wall Street within a few hours.
The big Real estate crisis served as inspiration for the director and is shown up close in this Finance and Investment Film tangible.
When 80% of all risk analysts are dismissed within a few hours and this is only the foretaste, great things are brewing. Within a very short time, an enormous crisis is brewing and a real inferno is developing in the financial market.
A financial film that will grab you.
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The Finance film classic par excellence. If there is a film in the Finanz Film recommendation list about Financial scandals must give, then Walstreet.
Gordon Gekko served as for Buddy Fox and played the role of the young broker by Charlie Sheen. Espionage, insider information and luxury adorn this financial film. (Trading films Netflix: This film is high up on the list).
If you're looking for a true classic movie about money and finance, you've come to the right place.
You have surely heard of the Panama Papers Scandal heard. In 2016, a scandal broke in the media that revealed an enormous amount of tax evasion. Among them, some well-known and influential people.
Scandals often seem to serve directors in financial films, but they also just provide the suspense.
"Money Laundering" deals with the scandal that was uncovered and wraps the story in one of the most exciting money films.
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Based on a true story, this investment film deals with the story of a Bio-chemist as financial guru.
This chemist (Matt Damon) gets caught in the middle of a scandal as an employee of an agricultural company. When his company turns on him, he switches sides and provides the FBI with information about illegal price fixing by the company.
A gripping film about money, illegal machinations and finances that you can also find on YouTube for a fee.
Five Oscar nominations and meanwhile already a classic is the film "Wolf of Wallstreet" by Martin Scorsese.
In this film, Jordan Belfort shows how things used to be in extreme cases in the financial world. Illegal practices, wild parties and fast money.
Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, this financial film on Netflix is one of the absolute top movies.
Good entertainment with enough humor and yet a pinch of "oh ha!" make this film absolutely worth seeing.
This film clearly tops our list of favourites: Stock market films Netflix!
"Intelligent people learn from the mistakes of others".
We have compiled our top selection for you from all our tests and experience reports:
When a Startup idea becomes an empire, one can definitely speak of a great financial film about money.
"The Social Network" describes the story of how Facebook came to be from a perspective that not everyone is familiar with. If you think Mark Zuckerberg came up with the idea for Facebook and just started a company, you're wrong.
You can't miss this financial and startup film.
Money, parties, prestige and yet loneliness in the end. "The great Gatsby" shows a special story about people and wealth. A financial film that is less "technical" and therefore wonderful also as a Film for a romantic evening can serve in pairs.
What are your favorite financial films or films about money?
Feel free to share your favorite movies about finance in the comments!
8 Responses
Hello everybody
Thank you for the overview. The following films should still be included:
- Money Never Sleeps (with Michael Douglas -> sequel to Wall Street)
- The Bank - Unscrupulous and obsessed with power: A mathematician develops an algorithm based on fractals to predict stock market trends. In doing so, he takes revenge on the bank that drove his father to ruin.
- Bad Banks (2 seasons of 6 episodes): Drama between a young investment banker and her colleagues & superiors with reference to the banking crisis and government bailouts. The cast is excellent, especially Désirée Nosbusch as an ice-cold banker who intrigues her way into the bank's board of directors through manipulation and secret service methods.
- High Speed Money (true background) : Young stockbroker Nick Leeson drives Barings Bank into bankruptcy.
- EXIT (3 seasons; true background): Norwegian drama about four investment bankers who do far worse in their private lives than in Wolf of Wall Street.
Thank you so much for your addition, Stefan! 🙂
Dear Netflix
I can't see some of the movies listed on the website
I cant see the following titles
The Informant
The Big short
Money Laundering
Margin Call
Great Gatsby
I see it as an honour that my blog appears as Netflix to you 😀
Hello everybody
Great idea and a good selection, especially the top 2 and of course Wall Street 😊. I found the hunt for the crypto king still impressive - for the crypto-savvy.
Greetings, Martin
I'll throw the documentary Cityboy - Secrets of Investment Bankers exposed into the ring here
Sorry but Social Network is not a financial movie....
Hello Steven,
that's right. More of a startup movie, which became a multi-billion dollar company.
Do you have an alternative?