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More drama than comedy, Dumb Money is a lightning-fast Wall Street takedown tale thats worth investing in.

I, Tonya director Craig Gillespie's sharp style and Paul Dano's charming performance help sell this incredibly surreal story.

Dumb Money is a fresh, easy-to-digest movie about the GameStop short squeeze that brought Wall Street to its knees.

A lot of the young men who became stock traders in the 1980s saw themselves as rebels. With their Porsches and drugs and (by the decade’s end) their idolization of Gordon Gekko, they put the kill into making a killing. They were the new swingers of greed. Of course, they weren’t really rebels, but it …

The new ripped-from-headlines comedy at TIFF from the “I, Tonya” director tries to put a “Big Short” spin on the GameStop stock market saga, but misses the mark.

It tells the story of the GameStop movement: equal parts fluke, insurrection, and pyramid scheme.

Paul Dano, Pete Davidson and America Ferrera are among the stars of 'Game Stop,' Craig Gillespie's comedy about the GameStop stock phenomenon.

An ensemble cast led by Paul Dano shines in this lively movie that plays like “The Big Short” for underdogs.

Starring Paul Dano, Pete Davidson and a cast of stars, the real-life story of the small-time investors who briefly thwarted Wall Street is "breezy entertainment", writes Caryn James.

Dumb Money Review: Paul Dano Stands Out in director Craig Gillespies Definitive Portrait of the COVID Era