Oliver Stone returns with the sequel to his 1987 classic that brutally dissected the soul-burning greed of financial fat cats. The fact that this film is being released at a time of billion-dollar bailouts and seedy Wall Street bonuses presents the type of blissful irony moviemakers dream of. Michael Douglas is back as the-fresh-out-of-jail Gordon Gekko. And while some fans may find it easy to shit on the inclusion of Transformers star Shia Labeouf, this one may be worth the wait. Peep the Blues Brothers nod. —Keith Murphy
I don’t know about you guys, but this is one flick I;ve got my heart set on seeing. You gotta change it up every now and then.