Adrian Waite

This movie shows the depths of the severity of the mortgage crisis, but fails to detail the corruption within the government that allowed this to happen. It portrays Henry "Hank" Paulsen as this genius who is the only one with true insight into how to fix the problem, but fails to acknowledge the fact that as a former CEO of Goldman, he was majorly responsible for the crash. There were other major players in the events that we never hear from, like Larry Summers, Rick Rubin and the spawn of Satan himself, Alan Greenspan. If you want more facts, watch "Inside Job" instead. This movie is more propaganda than anything. However, the actors acquit themselves adequately given the drivel they're forced to work with.

You will run the emotional gamut after having watched this movie. There are moments you will be laughing so hard you think your lungs will explode and suddenly find yourself choking back tears (or not). Moments in the inevitable end battle sequence will have you cheering loudly, and quickly turn to fear and disdain. You may or may not be happy with the final outcome, but you can't please everyone. I believe most fans of the franchise will be satisfied with the final result.