Too Big To Fail: Trailer (HBO Films)



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Too Big To Fail: Trailer (HBO Films)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCVlr36Icxc

34 replies
  1. groundinghubris
    groundinghubris says:

    Good job at showing the inside workings of the new 'investment banking/real estate/insurance' conglomerates' how they broke our economy without concern for workers, and onto becoming, now even larger and more powerful.

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  2. groundinghubris
    groundinghubris says:

    Did any of the other commenters watch this movie? I am very anti-non regulated banking, also we as many of our friends and family, lost our homes during this. no we were not sub prime borrowers. just no one talks about how those with reg fixed mortgages got caught int the cross fire. Good job, HBO.

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  3. priorzola
    priorzola says:

    @groundinghubris in other words the MIDDLE MEN. And that's the fallacy of trickle down theories. It forgets that the MIDDLE CLASS creates wealth through consumption not MIDDLE MEN through extending credit. When the MIDDLE MEN are the biggest beneficiaries of our economic activities, not the creators of products or services, not those who provide the service or who build the products, then there's something wrong. All these people do is take money from ONE group to another and SKIM off the top.

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  4. groundinghubris
    groundinghubris says:

    @priorzola I thought the movie did good job of sowing the lack of concern for the working class who are the only reason they made their billions. Every time mention of 'the people' came up, either sneering look or totally ignored. It became the elephant in the room which actually (for me) was so big it overshadowed the power players moves. sometimes the lack of attention payed to a subject matter actually brings more attention then focusing on it. the ending statement made that point.

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  5. WilteredFire
    WilteredFire says:

    Clearly a poor attempt to WHITEWASH the truth and keep the public in the dark about what REALLY happened. Just like that Moron Michael Moore's 9/11 documentary was made to white wash the real truth, the same with this. Do you people REALLY think for a moment that a masonic, illuminati, group like HBO films will really tell you guys the truth and expose themselves? Theirs ALWAYS a hidden agenda with hollywood. PERIOD!

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  6. Andreas Jonsson
    Andreas Jonsson says:

    I'm not sure how you run things in the states after this mess, but in Sweden we hold our banks in a really tight leash, since they've shown themselves uncapable of caring for peoples money. The ones to primarily blame for this not so small incident is the banks and the investment firms. You capitalist-huggers can say what you please in you defense.

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  7. Kavnn
    Kavnn says:

    @hEINRICh6669 "All day long, I listen to people give me excuses why they can't work… "My back hurts," "My legs ache," "I'm only four!" (с) Scrooged
    P.S. I could add "9 million inhabitants" as well… 😉

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  8. Andreas Jonsson
    Andreas Jonsson says:

    @Kavnn Haha. Well, we're a Social Democratic country so big companies aren't allowed to make profit from poor or sick people, which halts capitalism in it's track. The kind of regulation we make use of makes economic progress somewhat slower but it also makes financial meltdowns near impossible.
    Free education, free healthcare, a pension system that works, and a strong union.
    It's friggin sweet to be Swede.

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  9. Brett Manus
    Brett Manus says:

    LIKE THIS IF YOU THINK "TOO BIG TO FAIL" IS BULSHIT!
    In a capitalistic society (which we live in, not a democracy), companies should fail to open up chances to let small businesses to get ahead. There are no more entrepreneurs unless you create a app for a phone now in days. spread the love and yes I am still proud to live in this country.

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  10. Tony Aaron II
    Tony Aaron II says:

    This trailer isn't good. I'm sure the movie is considerably better, but the trailer is NOT on the level I expected. VERY formulaic & unnecessarily predictable. Film's supposed to be a drama… where's the drama in that?

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  11. Brett Manus
    Brett Manus says:

    @dreamchaser2120 Exactly!! and it's our faults as well for letting these banks take over the market in banking and as well real-estate. We need that drastic change to increase our motivation. We shouldn't just stand around while these people get free hand-outs while they're cutting Medi-CAL in the state. I'm so ready for a little rebellion

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  12. Ron McIntire
    Ron McIntire says:

    @hEINRICh6669 wish to know more about Swedish education, healthcare, pensions, unions; anything you can help me with? Links? Info? Thank you. Living in a soulless soceity of greedy rich bastards who will stop at nothing to amass ever more wealth through lies, power, deceit!!

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  13. Andreas Jonsson
    Andreas Jonsson says:

    @redwoodsron Wikipedia provides a basic overview under the title "Social welfare in Sweden". Unfortunately, the sitting government is working hard on demolishing our system, since they're all right-wingers. The idea of Social Democracy where everyone has a equal chance in a society don't sit well with their ideologies. Among many things they want to remove our healthcare-system and replace it with private insurance. Bastards.

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  14. Andreas Jonsson
    Andreas Jonsson says:

    @marcoveetee82 It's good to hear! I've heard that Italy actually surpassed our level of healthcare sufficiency, and I hope that means you are progressing well as a country in whole:) The removal of Berlusconi might help that. Safe travels to you!

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  15. kitsis29706
    kitsis29706 says:

    @fazthebro sorry bro but i thing lending money to someone that cannot afford to pay back and you know it ,then i think thislooks like more of a premeditated murder than anything else.

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  16. B M
    B M says:

    @hEINRICh6669 The ones to blame for this were the investment banks, The Federal Government, The Federal Reserve Bank, and lastly the borrower. Plenty of blame to go around. This film mainly focuses on the role of the investment banks in the collapse. Capitalism is by far the best system in the world, but the funny thing is the US doesn't hand hasn't had true capitalism. Crony Capitalism or Corporatism is a better way to put it.

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  17. suntzu75
    suntzu75 says:

    the only thing i didn't like about this film was the image depicted of Tim Geithner and Hank Paulson….it's as if they paid the film director to sweeten their roles in the story….truth is quite different…

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  18. chazawalla
    chazawalla says:

    Well said! Yes, the banks played a big role in the financial crisis. But if the general public would smarten up and pay their bills/live within their means, this never would have happened. Putting all the blame on the banks is like blaming the bartender for you not remembering anything from last night. YOU took the easy credit, YOU didn't pay your bills, YOU caused the crash at its core. Yes, the banks should have exercised more due diligence. But imo the blame is more on the public.

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  19. Mottahead
    Mottahead says:

    You have a point. I think the most important thing from now on is devising ways to prevent it from happening again or else, in the near future, how is anyone to trust the American financial system again?
    Yet one thing that gets to me is the fact that the general populace was heavily penalized (lost jobs, foreclosured homes, you name). What about big bankers who profited from all the mess?
    The choice is : Fix it or welcome to the third world.

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  20. HipsterPapa
    HipsterPapa says:

    go to hell ur fuckin leeches.Whose money u deal with?Consumers dude.Not gov money. In fact all the money is printed for consumer to use.The Gov just use bonds,guaranteeetc..etc.. which represent the money they have.One thing, do they really have that money or just based on credit fuckin rating?

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  21. Vittoria
    Vittoria says:

    Well, …I haven't seen the movie yet but surely can tell you that gambling with money to chase the profit, disregarding a human life and being selfish is something that we all are a little bit guilty of. What has really changed in history? That we are more educated, knowledgeable and yet we function on the same basis as thousands years ago. And at the centre of the problem is nothing more than human ego. If you can control that, yours one for yourself, you will be on the road to victory…

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