Get caught up in the tale of a new stock broker who dreams of becoming rich. Those dreams make him susceptible to a stock market scam that threatens to get him in trouble.
Trailer
Cast
Noo-ri Park
Director
Ryu Jun-Yeol
Cho Il-Hyun
Yoo Ji-tae
The Ticket
Woo-jin Jo
Han Ji-Cheol
Min-Jae Kim
Yoo Min-joon
Won Jin-ah
Park Si-eun
Jason S. Feldman
Handsome Bar Patron
Son Jong-hak
Lim Jae Hoo
Hwang Jung-min
Buyer
Ryan Maurer
American Investment Banker
Tony Autrey Stark
American Gambler
Mathieu Stewart
Guy in Bank
Kim Min-jae
Yoo Min-joon
Jo Woo-jin
Han Ji-Cheol
Won Jin-ah
Park Si-eun
Noo-ri Park
Writer
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Comments
9 Comments
source: Money
Sauce
Greed is Good. Boring rip-offs which I turn off just before the hour mark, most definitely are not. Some dumb-looking mook with a girly-built body and spiffy Hugh Grant fringe (i.e. the typical Korean heart throb), is a nobody who dreams of becoming a somebody. He achieves this by insider trading, makes a ton of cash, goes on holiday to the Carribbean, returns to Korea to hook up with the office skank (who he knows has been bent over by every investor in town)... and we're supposed to even remotely give a damn? There is the financial investigator sniffing at him, but there's absolutely zero drama, nothing seemed to happen and I wasnt about to give the film the extra hour (it being a 2 hour long film), to see if it would get 10 million times better or remain as tedious as it was until its guessable conclusion. My advice? Watch something else.
For those who like korean cinema, its a good movie !!!
