'Dumb Money' review: GameStop movie evokes surge with laughs
Starring Paul Dano as the likable, unassuming basement trader Keith Gill, director Craig Gillespie's comedy turns a pandemic craze into a populist showdown.
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Starring Paul Dano as the likable, unassuming basement trader Keith Gill, director Craig Gillespie's comedy turns a pandemic craze into a populist showdown.
Lively performances by Paul Dano, Seth Rogen, Pete Davidson make sure the complex financial story never feels like a lecture.
We can’t help but wonder when the next movie in the can will be delayed or — worse — when the slate of releases may start to dry up without the resumption of productions.
The GameStop stock craze of 2021 becomes the basis for an irreverent underdog movie starring Paul Dano.
Ken Griffin has a few bones to pick when it comes to “Dumb Money” – among them the way the star-studded flick depicts his habits when it comes to expensive art.