Still, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps gets off to a promising start. It's 2001, and Gekko is getting out of prison, having served an eight-year stint. They give him back his possessions ...

Despite the movie -- and the director's -- many faults, "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" sends an important message to America about how our free enterprise system has been perverted into a ...

"Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" brings us up to speed on Michael Douglas 's Gordon Gekko, the former Mr. Insider who was put away for eight years in federal prison for corporate malfeasance and ...

While promoting "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" earlier this year, director Oliver Stone spoke a great deal about the current financial crisis and how real-life facts affected his fictional ...

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps topped the weekend box office proving that Michael Douglas’ character Gordon Gekko still has his mojo. The Oliver Stone directed film, also starring Shia LaBeouf ...

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps A shrewdly opportunistic, glibly entertaining sequel.

Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps Can you win two Oscars playing the same role? An actor rarely gets the opportunity to revive a breakthrough role in a way that allows him to rethink the character ...

With “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps,” Stone has essentially done for the global economic fiasco what he did for the Kennedy assassination in “JFK” – turned one of our nation’s ...

"Like its predecessor, Money Never Sleeps is very well-timed, but unlike the original Wall Street, its trying so self-consciously to be a zeitgeist movie that almost nothing in it is casual or ...

In Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps Gordon Gekko calls time “the most valuable commodity I know.” It’s the time that’s passed since last we saw Gekko which most seems to be on the mind of ...

Explore a comprehensive review of 'Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps'—a rare sequel that advances the story with renewed relevance.