Inside Job (2010) is a documentary about the 2008-09 financial "meltdown". it plays on the Sony Movie Channel Thursday Feb 21st @ 7:00 and 9:10 pm pacifac time and repeats Saturday Feb 23rd @ 12:20 am pacific. won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature. it's narrated by Matt Damon
really looking forward to seeing this. had a LOT of "buzz" when it came out. would like an opinion from anyone who has viewed it.
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Inside Job (2010) is a documentary about the 2008-09 financial "meltdown". it plays on the Sony Movie Channel Thursday Feb 21st @ 7:00 and 9:10 pm pacifac time and repeats Saturday Feb 23rd @ 12:20 am pacific. won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature. it's narrated by Matt Damon
really looking forward to seeing this. had a LOT of "buzz" when it came out. would like an opinion from anyone who has viewed it.
couldn't pizz me off any more than the "banksters" did already esp AIG. the whole damn criminal crew should have gone to prison for a LONG time. during the savings and loan scandal, over a thousand of those crooks got prison time. NOW? NONE!!!
Just pisses u off!
couldn't pizz me off any more than the "banksters" did already esp AIG. the whole damn criminal crew should have gone to prison for a LONG time. during the savings and loan scandal, over a thousand of those crooks got prison time. NOW? NONE!!!
House of Cards was a better doc but this is very good and way better then the film with Kevin Spacey about the same unravelling.I got the dvd of InsideJob and I watch it to get my blood boiling every once awhile.
House of Cards was a better doc but this is very good and way better then the film with Kevin Spacey about the same unravelling.I got the dvd of InsideJob and I watch it to get my blood boiling every once awhile.
after watching, I though it was very well done and excellent in "shining a light on the cockroaches".
amazing that NO one has gone to jail when you consider what happened during the Savings & Loan crisis of the late 1980's-early 90's. thousands went to prison including politically powerful S&L players like Charles Keating. you can't tell me that Mortgage Loan originators like Angelo Mozilo at Countrywide Financial were not as guilty of out and out FRAUD as Keating at Lincoln Savings & Loan.
also think that the names of the people who REFUSED to be interviewed for the film is VERY telling. "revolving door" players from Wall Street to being Presidential advisors for either Clinton, Bush or Obama (and back again) like Alan Greenspan, Henry Paulson, Robert Rubin, Larry Summers, Tim Geithner and "B S" Bernanke, to name just the principals (there were a LOT more), were ALL as complicit in the scheme as the Wall Street "Bankster" crooks themselves as was the Congress.
after watching, I though it was very well done and excellent in "shining a light on the cockroaches".
amazing that NO one has gone to jail when you consider what happened during the Savings & Loan crisis of the late 1980's-early 90's. thousands went to prison including politically powerful S&L players like Charles Keating. you can't tell me that Mortgage Loan originators like Angelo Mozilo at Countrywide Financial were not as guilty of out and out FRAUD as Keating at Lincoln Savings & Loan.
also think that the names of the people who REFUSED to be interviewed for the film is VERY telling. "revolving door" players from Wall Street to being Presidential advisors for either Clinton, Bush or Obama (and back again) like Alan Greenspan, Henry Paulson, Robert Rubin, Larry Summers, Tim Geithner and "B S" Bernanke, to name just the principals (there were a LOT more), were ALL as complicit in the scheme as the Wall Street "Bankster" crooks themselves as was the Congress.