When Martin Scorcesse was pitched the idea to make a film that galamarises drug use and fraud, about a real man who was rather unsuccessful in his attempt to set up a business based purely on fraud, you have to wonder why?

Why did anyone think this was a man worthy of making a film about? A man who holds a grim record of oweing The American Goverment more money than any other fraudster. Who has to pay back all the money he ever made and more. A person who has a stubborn net worth of negative 100m. Stubborn because although almost all the money he makes is used to pay to pay it back, he is rather bad at making money.

Did Scorcesse decide to one up his younger self? The younger self who galamarised The Mafia and then showed the consequences apparently did not take corrupting young people far enough so let's find an even worse person who is even less successful and trustworthy. Then we can make out the consequences of actions weren't so bad because that his sales skills are something of an incredible individual talent. And the people he hurt aren't worth a mention except when they explode in a helicopter and even then not a minute of empathy is given but rather amazement. May They Rest In Piece. As such he belongs in The Film to promote his latest failing business of motivational speaking. To top it off we can have Leonardo Di Caprio play him. A man of great talent and success to play Finance's least successful fraud.

I propose the reason was to paint a picture the public wanted to hear. That those that are successful are criminals and that the game is unfair so don't bother playing. If there was ever a message to keep working class people down it is that one.

It explains how this film so greatly surpasses other more accurate depictions such as the similar named Wall Street, in its reception by the public, which gives a genuine insight into genuine people who work on Wall Street and where the bad guy ultimately loses and faces his consequences. Or even The Sequel to Wall Street which is once again a much more accurate depiction of Wall Street and successful people in business and even successful frauds.

I just hope one day working people can be encouraged to work hard and achieve. That maybe someone would decide they could do with learning how to manage money as well; rather than be encouraged to pursue crime and drugs as if they don't come with consequences.

Scorcesse is one of The Greatest Directors of All Time in my opinion. And this may be a testament to his greatness: He Made The Best Bad Film of All Time - The Wolf of Wall Street. Certainly The Most Corruption, I really feel for The Good People of Malaysia that their hard earned money went to this nonesense!