If you liked the real-life scumbaggery of Jordan Belfort in "The Wolf of Wall Street," are some other films that might tickle your fancy.

The Wolf of Wall Street on is among the 10 most popular movies on Netflix this week. Here's why you should watch the Leonardo DiCaprio/Margot Robbie comedy.

Nonetheless, at the end of The Wolf of Wall Street Jordan receives a relatively light sentence of 36 months in a ...

My first day of production on Wall Street was the day the market crashed in October 1987. Coincidentally, in the new movie, The Wolf of Wall Street, i ...

The Wolf of Wall Street examines the twin demons of insatiable desire and corruption in a thoroughly entertaining fashion. Its cynical script by Terence Winter is razor-sharp. And while there are ...

It’s too early to know whether “The Wolf of Wall Street” will be understood as a masterpiece or a misguided and self-indulgent flop, and invective on both sides will not settle the question.

There are plenty of financial dramas, from Wall Street to The Big Short, but The Wolf of Wall Street stands out as one of the most over-the-top, outrageous stories of them all. Martin Scorcese’s ...

In The Wall Street Journal, Ronald Rubin writes that the stock scam wasn't emblematic of greed in the Financial District. These guys were just shrewd crooks working out of Long Island.

The Wolf Of Wall Street, the book and the movie, are both essentially the products of a completely unreliable narrator, Jordan Belfort himself. Everything he says in the book, and therefore in the ...