Wall Street (4/5) Movie CLIP - Greed Is Good (1987) HD
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At the shareholder's meeting, Gekko (Michael Douglas) announces that "greed is good."
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"Greed is Good." This is the credo of the aptly named Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas), the antihero of Oliver Stone's Wall Street. Gekko, a high-rolling corporate raider, is idolized by young-and-hungry broker Bud Fox (Charlie Sheen). Inveigling himself into Gekko's inner circle, Fox quickly learns to rape, murder and bury his sense of ethics. Only when Gekko's wheeling and dealing causes a near-tragedy on a personal level does Fox "reform"-though his means of destroying Gekko are every bit as underhanded as his previous activities on the trading floor. Director Stone, who cowrote Wall Street with Stanley Weiser, has claimed that the film was prompted by the callous treatment afforded his stockbroker father after 50 years in the business; this may be why the film's most compelling scenes are those between Bud Fox and his airline mechanic father (played by Charlie Sheen's real-life dad Martin). Ironically, Wall Street was released just before the October, 1987 stock market crash.
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TM & © Fox (1987)
Courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Cast: Michael Douglas, Charlie Sheen
Director: Oliver Stone
Producers: Michael Flynn, A. Kitman Ho, Edward R. Pressman
Screenwriters: Stanley Weiser, Oliver Stone
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Michael Douglas was phenomenal In this , Deserved that Oscar that year easily.
Great actor!
He was also fantastic in Falling Down
“You get it right, or you get eliminated”
Or you get a bailout.
Survival of the unfittest.
True capitalism would have let those idiot bankers fall on their swords and made way for better blood.
Joao Domingues - But they wouldn’t have done it in the first place if the government hadn’t screamed about the “racism” of “red lines” and basically forced them to do it.
@@GamerFromJump What are you talking about? What does racism have to do with City Bank getting a bailout?
@TradingKid1998 Most shareholders hold a handful of shares of a stock. Most of the money (like 10 billion) would go to the largest shareholders.
Ah, the 80s the decade of plenty. I can guarantee that every lawyer and stock broker watched and memorized that speech.
Every Republican.
Every business student (like myself)
+Zachary Zarko Go back to reading the communist manifesto.
Phil Miller Actually it is exceptional acting. For those of us who are older (myself and others), we remember Michael Douglas from The China Syndrome and other classics, from before DiCaprio was alive.
I remember reading Michael Douglas got some feedback from real people in investments and banking who told him how inspiration it was and that Gordon Gecko is their role model. And he said he was “disturbed” by that-because Gecko is a liar, thief, and back stabber-not a person anyone should want to emulate.
“For lack of a better word”
Idk, but I find that small phrase really made the speech glow. Very well written
💯. Great observation. Greed has such a negative connotation in our society. This phrase creates a bridge for acceptance for the audience.
Great catch! It’s so good because if the man had a good spirit, the "better word" would have been "love"
He's basically using progress, ambition, etc. as a justification for greed. Or saying that those things are greed, and those things are good.
What greed actually is, selfishness to the detriment of others, is not very good, clearly.
He said, "Greed, for lack of a better word", but either way, was a phrase no one forgot to this day if they saw this movie. Michael Douglas was awesome and even convincing, a lot of men in the 80s, wanted to be and look like Gordon Gekko.
@@JMarieCAlove corrected, thanks!
the face Michael Douglas makes at 1:27 is perfect. like a kid getting back to his seat after killing a class presentation
"I am not a destroyer of companies! I am a liberator of them!"
_destroys every company he absorbs_
@@akshaynatu1084 Remember, Gekko says he wrecks anything that is wreckable whether it does good or bad.
Once you take over and REALLY understand how a company is organized, operates, you can decide if it’s salvageable or not.
But no doubt: it the era this movie came out there were many who only bought to pick clean and kill.
"Destroy"? Where is the profit in that? Companies are not "destroyed", they are broken up with the assets sold to those who want to buy them in the hopes that they can do better with them than the previous owner. To buy something just to destroy it would kill one's stock price, what would be the point?
@@kev3d "they are broken up with the assets sold"
The assets of a company are PEOPLE and JOBS, you goddam fool. You dopes miss entirely the point of the film--exactly what Stone knew you'd do.
The breakup value is higher. Pretty self-explanatory. Hence, liberator of capital.
At least he's honest. Our new feudal lords in Silicon Valley pretend they're humanitarian altruists, when they're really just Gordon Gekko's with a liberal facade
EXACTLY
@Mr unknown I agree classical liberalism is very diferent from this weird new stuff.
And the proliferation of hand held devices has given them an unprecedented amount of power.
The problem with the modern capitalist system is that the stock owner is passive and not active. In the past there used to be fewer stock owners, those owned fewer companies inbetween them and were involved in them.
Before capitalism and corporations we had private business. No they arent the same. Business and mercantelism is different from corporations and capitalism. The state gave the corporation its right to be human and to form a charter.
It was done in the past only when you needed to do transnational projects like the railroad companies and one company or the state couldnt finance everything itself.
Now its the norm. And you get these CEOs and and banks involved and they buy up the freakin government, then they take too big risks because the stock owners are both too passive and too greedy and then they fail and either the companies go bust or the people have to bail them out with their taxes as if its some kind of socialism for the rich.
Its a club of a bunch of interconnected people. The Silicon Valley types are in most cases self made or at least had ideas to begin with. They are all creators. They are doers. They made something rather than just bought something and resold it.
The Silicon Valley people at least try to point out the mess this is. And try to engage in some socially progressive projects, face value or not.
So no, I wouldnt say its that simple. Something is rotten and anyone with a nose can smell the stench.
Well put.
One of Douglas best performances along with his role in Falling Down.
Defense!
"Dont forget me."
Both villain roles that frightening many don't recognize as villains.
Mcd should have all day breakfast still
Why are you showing me this? I'm not you can keep that, that's just for fun.
“In this country, you gotta make the money first.
Then when you get the money, you get the power.
Then when you get the power, then you get the women” -also Oliver Stone
Keep forgetting he wrote Scarface.
"In America, first you get the sugar, then you get the power, then you get the women." -Homer Simpson guarding his pile of highway sugar
"That's why you gotta make your own moves."
@@akshaynatu1084 or unless you're packing a humongous Ding ding🥒
@@akshaynatu1084 I'm screwed than buddy
"Man’s desire knows no bounds. Man will never and can never be satisfied. Man’s existence is defined by his greed. Man is in essence a greedy being” - This is the view of the sixteenth century thinker Thomas Hobbes
He's wrong
@@vari2d347 given the current climate I see in the world today, man is only interested in one thing, money, the accumulation of wealth and the need to feed his or her desires. I see greed beyond belief, every single day. Very soon, the whole aystem will collapse and humanity will go through a period of petulance and suffering. They will only have themselves to blame for what is around the corner.
Yeah so true expecially leaders in the world and people who want power then again it's probably the reason why we made it this far greed can give you drive to do more and create more but everything has it's down side
Is this Dan Bilzerians dad?
I love how DB claims he won all his money in poker and just happens to have a trust fund
@Kieli Mies Perhaps. But it's his life to live.
🤣
He is a failure of a man.
Fly me to the moon...let me play among the stars.
I always liked that song.
"my dad says greed is bad"
"your DAD wouldnt know how to pour piss out of a boot if the instructions were on the heel!"
Greed is still bad
MrBlueD3V1L Greed causes poverty
Robot chicken joke. I like it
@bumdog This is not authentic
@@chaddy2409 no it’s not.
This is the CEO of EA, right?
More like Gaben from Steam. Because Steam usually make hundreds of millions of dollars if not billions.
Nope, CEO of Apple. Tim Cook just said that selling a $1,500 iPhone is 'serving everyone' What a scumbag.
@@thomasanderson5929 hahaha
"Gfeed is not good ".😎
@@LibertarianGamer-ff5tg Steam brought affordable gaming to us. Thanks to their sales. Decades ago a video game would cost you 50$ to 60$+ no sales.
A little greed is good and healthy. Too much greed is destructive to oneself and everyone around them. it's the same thing with anything: eat too much get fat, etc.
chief tp That’s not greed, that’s success.
Ambition is a better word. Greed implies excess.
@@michaeldob7861 "What you see is a guy who never measured a man's success by the size of his wallet"
@@diegomartinez9785 Yes, that's true. Successful people are not always rich. But all rich people are successful. Remember tho, money is just a thing the usually follows after all the success. It's not money that defines you, it's the person you are that defines your wealth.
Trying to make more money at 88 when you won't even get to spend it, that doesn't sound like success to me
This movie is so awesome!! The dialogue in this movie flows like poetry! And each scenes flows perfectly from scene to scene and has such great cautionary themes. Michael Douglass and Charlie Sheen killed it!!
My understanding is that the dialogue was almost a verbatim recitation from Junk Bond Trader Ivan Boesky in a similar situation. Boesky was later fined $2,000,000.00 for insider trading that he paid that day out of his pocket.
Probably my top favorite Michael Douglas performance.
Along with
Falling Down
Behind The Candelabra
Wonder Boys
Basic Instinct
Romancing The Stone
Fatal Attraction
The War of the Roses
Falling down is better. But I hear you man. He’s an American treasurer.
Michael Douglas was very charismatic in this movie. Sometimes actors just shine.
Gekko hardly blinks during his speech. Helps really drive his point through
I believe they cut the blinks.
Industry secret. 👀
His performance is incredible!
These are the same old men losing money shorting GameStop.
@Gubba Bump you do know every time the stock goes up they loose money right? doesn't matter if it went down
if it goes up again by 30 dollars they loose 1 billion, these same dudes bought 140 percent meaning 40 percent more than they owned lol
the only way for them to make their money back is by manipulating the stock to fall to 1 dollar or something
yeah sure greed is good, until you decide to. be a an idiot, ruin people's lives and bite Moore than you can handle
Absolutely brilliant Michael Douglas
Been broke trying to be a good person. Let's try this greed thing...
Read up on the Ferengi of Star Trek
Make sure to put money in a Cook islands trust
Be nice
Placebo being a good person has nothing on making money.
Provide a high in demand skill/service or sell/resell/drop ship a badass product
Never sell your soul....
This speech is so legendary greed is good it probably got him the academy award alone.
80s movies had the best speeches
When it comes to money, this speech, Danny deVito's speech in Other People's Money, and Francisco d'Anconia's speech about money in Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged" - unfortunately not included in the movie, as it is too long - are the best ever written.
The point is, ladies and gentleman, that greed, for lack of a better word, is good. Greed is right, greed works. Greed clarifies, cuts through, and captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit. Greed, in all of its forms; greed for life, for money, for love, knowledge has marked the upward surge of mankind.
But earth is a finite resource
no, earth is an infinite resource, once we start producing what we need atom by atom, we'll liberate infinity and beyond...
@@shinseiki2015 Not once, but _if._
Such technology is still in the realms of science fiction at this point, and we aught to take care of what limited resources we have if we're to have any hope of reaching the point were we can master such tools.
You're not incorrect, though.
there is no if my friend we are not here to take part, we are here to take over, you living under a rock if you not aware of the exponential progress of nanotechnologies, within the next 10 years we will progress by 1000 years according to ray kurzweil
You forgrt the point of the scene is that he's a con artist. It's good-sounding pablum but by the end of the film we realize he's an inside trader who produces nothing and cons the audience. When Fox does it to him he even savagely beats him. His speech is a load of barnacles.
That quote Reminds me of that greed song from toxik and they used that pt
Unfortunately life is not about right or wrong, but how much.
This movie must see every single generation...
what?
@James Thomson Oh thanks, his accent threw me off
He was supposed to be the villain, yet he ended up inspiring a whole generation of stockbrokers.
"Greed is good'" is always taken out of context. He says: "Greed, *_for lack of a better word,_* is good." I think those six extra words do make a difference. Still don't agree with him, though.
@@Nature-ck9nz You're quite right.
@@Nature-ck9nz Thank you. Humans have never been very good at learning from history. You know what they say, "Plus ça change..."
@@Nature-ck9nz I’d rather have greed than the idealistic and naive World you people want.
I do.
Why not? People in Chicago can eat bananas and pineapples in the middle of winter because farmers are greedy for Chicagoan's money. If humanity had stuck with "don't be greedy, be happy with what you have" or "only have what you absolutely need and no more" then we'd have never left the caves.
M douglass in this movie was wawesome
He deserve the oscar without any hesitation
When they asked me to introduce myself on the first day at my door to door sales job when I was in high school , lol
So true. Especially the part "Greed in all of its forms..."
This movie, for lack of a better word, is good
This is in my textbook lmao
What a magnificent character!!!
This is a great speech. Almost brings tears to my eyes. In that respect, Stone may have fallen into Milton's trap of making his villain more attractive than his hero.
Why is that called Milton friedman`s trap?
@@jackprescott9652 Not Milton Friedman - _John Milton_ , or is this a joke? I'm confused...
@@munyansebastien7127 is not a joke. I didn`t knew there were John Milton trap.
Boy, did this speech go over your head. If you find anything about Gordon Gekko "attractive" then you really weren't paying attention.
@@EyeMixMusic No, it went over your head and, ironically, maybe over Stone's head, too. Greed is part of human nature, and although it has pitfalls, it's produced a lot of good. Is it a coincidence that capitalism has produced so much more innovation than other systems?
Legendary speech
Went to the school (The Hill, outside Philly) where director Stone went. Fond of this particular scene from his movie. Small world. Mr. Douglas's brother recently sold my childhood home across from Lee Liberace's place in Palm Springs. When I watch this, it makes me just want to watch more Ayn Rand and read more about her. Miss Rand's institute is located nearby in Irvine. Enjoy this great speech by MD.
👍 Elon Musk is Hank Reardon.
Best speech I ever heard
One of the best performances in any movie.
This is a classic scene.
This lines was inspired on Ivan Boesky (the real life Gekko) Speech in 1985
I can only think of few characters more iconic than Gordon Gekko.
Elon Musk: allow me to introduce myself.
@@wazzup233 EH NO
Such a classic scene from a classic movie. Michael Douglas's character Gordon Gekko taking over the floor at the TELDAR PAPER annual shareholder's meeting. Oliver Stone's original Wall Street movie perfectly captures the uninhibited excessive greed and hedonistic culture and lifestyle of the 1% er's and others that ran in those circles during the 80's. Junk bonds ruled the day and eventually led to, along with other factors like early unregulated computerized trading, the biggest stock market crash at that time on Black Monday OCT 19, 1987. Markets lost over 20% of their total value in a single day. This movie, along with Wall Street 2 , Margin Call, and The Big Short are some of the best movies depicting how Wall Street operates. All just great movies to watch.
Add "Insider job" as a movie
@@joseazorrilla2973 Inside Job*, that was a good one imo. Just watched it recently, i think id classify it as more of a doc, than a 'movie' like wall street is. Wolf of wall st + boiler room are both worth a watch. Glengarry Glenn Ross, American psycho, while we're at it. But those aren't as focused on business as much as others. I want to see 'dumb money' when it comes out.
These are some of my favorite movies besides comedies, i cant watch sci fi or comic book movies.
Edit: inside job is on yt (at least for the moment).
Gamestop for lack of a better word, is good.
Greed is only not good for people who can not compete
The best villains always make a point.
He’s not a villain you misunderstood the movie, he’s a teacher and an educator
He's right though, you have to acknowledge the fact that people have an inherent sense of greed.
Greed destroys everything. Greed, for a lack of a better word, is Social-Darwinism and therefor Fascism.
Ordinary Username Facism? on the contrary, it's the beautiful free market allowing the people decide what works and what doesn't work in the private sector rather than authoritarian governments take control. please look up the definition of a word before spouting or unknowingly
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funny, I got this defenition
Definition of fascism
1often capitalized : a political philosophy, movement, or regime (as that of the Fascisti) that exalts nation and often race above the individual and that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader, severe economic and social regimentation, and forcible suppression of opposition
www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fascism
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I agree, and the left is no better. my main point is that in order to avoid authoritarian governments we should have its size limited as much as possible while maintaining our basic infrastructure
Connor O'Hare Limited how though is the question limiting social nets, education and healthcare? or limiting spending money or wars, war on drugs, and a large military and prison complex? Cause it is possible to have the former and still not be greedy.
Love that positive uplifting attitude😅 Gordon fought with nepotism in some major corporation ; )
Greed only feed's one's Ego.
Man and his shadow, a true force of nature.
Had to rewatch this speech after seeing the “Math is Good” speech on the Alien Institute channel. Douglas was made for the Wall Street role.
This is perhaps,the best speech and acting
Trust Michael Douglas to be brutally honest ,.
Wall street or outside .
Thats how you get an Oscar Leo :) not by yelling all the time
Threepwoot whats the name of this movie he yells in?
Threepwoot Moron
CESAR ARTEAGA wall street p 1
This wasn't great acting, it was great dialogue
Ethan Nguyen. This was monumental acting
When enough wasn't enough...
I think greed is the wrong metaphor, but aside from that it’s a clever speech-you can’t argue with his logic.
I love the smokiness in this room
"The world says: "You have needs -- satisfy them. You have as much right as the rich and the mighty. Don't hesitate to satisfy your needs; indeed, expand your needs and demand more." This is the worldly doctrine of today. And they believe that this is freedom. The result for the rich is isolation and suicide, for the poor, envy and murder."
― Fyodor Dostoyevsky, The Brothers Karamazov
This is the most intelligent quote and comment I've seen in a long time. It's the kind of quote I would have given if I had read the same book. Thanks.
Iconic speech forever in American culture
0:43-Greed, for lack of a better word, is good. - Wall Street
I agree with what he's saying, although "greed" is not the right word. I don't know if there is a single word for what I think he's trying to say. Ambition? Drive? If humanity's philosophy was "be content with what you have, it's enough, why do you need more?", we would have never progressed. We always want more, we want to advance, we want to go further, we want to improve, "we choose to go to the Moon" and we climb Everest "because it's there". Of course, we shouldn't take it to the extreme and let that make us unhappy or obsessed about having more. That's what the word "greed" brings to mind. But otherwise, it's great that we have that drive, that ambition, that competitiveness that pushes us forward.
Greed is the right word. Meaning the desire to take more than your due, to aim to have more than the other guy. In a sense, to be a thief, not toward anyone in particular, but toward reality itself. And Greed isn't so much good as... intrinsic to everything, as Shakespeare said- everything is greedy, from the sun to the moon to the sea to the earth. Greed is good in the same way oxygen is 'good': it's inevitable and necessary.
" I'll example you with thievery:
The sun's a thief, and with his great attraction
Robs the vast sea; the moon's an arrant thief,
And her pale fire she snatches from the sun;
The sea's a thief, whose liquid surge resolves
The moon into salt tears; the earth's a thief,
That feeds and breeds by a composture stol'n
From general excrement: each thing's a thief:
The laws, your curb and whip, in their rough power
Have uncheck'd theft."
He's absolutely right, he's a business man who makes his investors profit because it benefits him, there are so many people in business nowadays that do nothing and seem to get paid very large salaries who do care wether that company or organisation are making profits as long as they are, greed is good.
you missed the entire point of the movie lmaooo
He’s a clown lmao. Gekko made millions by doing illegal activities, not the honest way lmao. He’s no different than the ceo u chastised
Essentially he is convincing all the shareholders to either dissolve or greatly downsize the company by being greedy and ignoring the plight of the employees and the company’s mission.
capitalism
So what if he is? I don't want to live in a communist hellhole where government regulates the markets and individuals to their fake egalitarian whims.
Douglas does a great job here portraying the greased back hair and fancy suit stock manipulator.
The dig on the Gov is fantastic!
For all of you who hate a speech like this, if it weren't for greed we wouldn't have the technological marvels we have in our homes today. Cell phones, lap tops or computers in general, nice cars, etc wouldn't exist.
Would that be a bad thing tho.
Gordon isn’t wrong.
This film was way ahead of its time!!
The score to this movie, "This Must Be the Place" by Talking Heads, is still one of my all time favorites!!!
He forgot to add - "Greed will put me in jail"
True that.. 👍
They missed half the speech. That previous half was insightful amd relevant.
"Greed may not be good, but it's not so bad, either. You humans think greed is just for money and power! But everyone wants something they don't have." greedling
Geko for president!!!
javy sto We have had presidents like this it leads to war and a housing crisis.
I’d like to report a robbery of an academy award
Michael Douglas & the team said: we made this Oliver Stone movies to denounce people's greed, but they've all wanted to become greedy ever since, the other side of the coin.
He's right only in the sense that human greed enables us to reach higher in our evolution.
Great speech!
And greed is what prompted those in charge to pay themselves more than they are worth. The argument is vacuous.
And how do you determine how much they're worth? Customers determine in part by that by how much services provided by people in charge are worth (other being costs of production or providing service, maintenance of entire structure etc) by their willingness to pay for those based on several factors (in corporations shareholders being at top of the food chain, followed by board of directors, chairman and CEO).
Cope. And bitterness. You don’t know what you don’t know. The CEOs have no lives; they work incredible hours, have to make decisions that determine the fate of billions of dollars, hundreds of thousands (millions if you incl the supply chain) of jobs. Yes, there are incompetents, there are corrupt ones.
Reddit in 2021: I’ll show you how it’s done!
the problem with this ideology is that greed breeds attachment. if you are attached, and you lose that which you are attached to, then you are broken. but if you are detached, then you are free.
timeless gem
I can relate, but when you start raiding pensions I get a bit uppity.
Ayn Rand would be proud.
For all the gold that is beneath the moon, Or ever has been, of these weary souls Could never make a single one repose.
“Greed works.”
Everyone in 2008: *are you sure about that*
Sigue siendo buena
Greed rules
What happened in 2008 is the end result of 1998 Democrats policy that, eveyone gets a home wether they can afford it or not.
One may smile a smile and be a villain.
Damn is he good.
But I can smile, and murder while I smile. - Richard III
Greed discounts the human costs. Grind up people because they currently don't have a place in the economy.
Greed can lead to terrible consequences. Monopolies are the logical conclusion of corporate competition. Grind down your competition until you're the only player. Ruthlessly stomp on any who might try to rise up and compete against you. Great for the owners and shareholders of the monopoly. Truely terrible for the consumer.
Lenard Segnitz - Preaching to the converted here. The illusion of capitalism is... 'everybody can be a successful player if they work hard enough', whilst diametrically asserting... 'the weak fail, the strong survive'. People buy into it and end up in wage slavery with no retirement fund.
Time for something better.
@Sam Erens yes there is, look at europe
A little something of regulated capitalism
Greed is good, until you are on a death bed , then you question yourself , do I deserve heaven or hell? Did I make other people miserable because of my own greed ?
Unironically correct, it is a shame that free self interest has been demonized in favor of false altruism.
This movie and this moment perfectly summarizes baby boomers.
Summarizes humanity.
Mike C. everything is driven by incentive, those that admit this and allow themselves the desire to better themselves and push for success are the winners, that's what he means by "greed is good" and I agree it's good indeed
Fairly certain everyone in America is motivated by a desire to better themselves, Connor. If it were as simple as desiring to be better, the economy wouldn't have any problems, now would it?
No one builds or creates something out of the goodness of there hearts they make it for money
You mean those people who searched for meaning at Woodstock and scoffed at materialism and selling out? Dang.
Greed isn't good
Greed is for amateurs
Resonates now more than ever!
michael Douglas epitomized the mid 1980's yuppie scumbag corporate raider better than anyone has before. a well deserved oscar
"Greed is good!" Poor people:"Ok!"
Rich people:"No that's not what I said no nooooo!"
*Rich people loose billions*
AMC!
@bumdog Stupid people stay poor. I just went from 5000 in my bank account to 50k in a matter of months using smart investments.
@@thestifmyster1 and that's rich?
@@thestifmyster1 50k is nothing to actual rich people
@@tacomeme429 way better than 5k tho lol
0:31 Oh, but you are, Gordon. You are.
Greed is also a cancer to society
I love that movie.