Equity

Decent enough corporate thriller that would have benefited from just a bit of subtlety... the kind of flick that hangs neon signs over every point it makes.

gereksiz

Simplistic? Maybe. But Gunn's performance, alert to every nuance, is award-caliber. Her frustration erupts in a soon-to-be-famous scene in which a male employee gives her a cookie with fewer chocolate chips than the one he just ate. Gunn is a sight to see.

Didn't come close to Margin Call or The Big Short but not a waist of time. Some of the plot points seemed a bit forced.

A veteran investment banker (Anna Gunn) prepares to take a technology firm public, but a conspiracy forms behind her back which may well destroy everything she's worked for. Notable for giving a woman's vantage to what is generally thought of as a boy's-club world, it suffers from an underfunded production and uneven acting, but those performances which work do work (Alysia Reiner especially), and the script, despite its own share of weaknesses, has welcome honesty and insight.

Good behind the scenes story.