What do you think of the ending of Oriental Wall Street ?

This movie is very good, and after watching the ending, it dawned on me: to complete a good movie, you need to overcome all kinds of troubles. But as long as one of the links is flawed, the movie may lose its original flavor.

The picture below is a clip of the film that left me with the deepest memory, which seems nonsensical, but in fact it is rich in meaning. The experience of watching the movie is: this movie is worth watching.

Everyone lost, Hong Kong's entire ** market suffered huge losses, the self-righteous consortia wiped their tears behind their losses, Ye Zi also lost, and tens of millions of shareholders lost directly back to before the liberation, Ye Bao wanted to rule the entire financial street, but he was doomed to not have that fate.

In one sentence, it can be said that it is both reasonable and unexpected, and I personally feel that this movie is very layered, and the plot is full of twists and turns, which is fascinating. A movie that you can enjoy slowly.

This finale is more in line with common sense, because generally speaking, Hong Kong** will not collapse, but once it collapses, all shareholders will regret it, but the finale hints at people's attitudes later, learn lessons, and continue to improve.

The ending of Wall Street for New Oriental is also imaginable. This kind of ending effect is limited to this kind of ending, and everyone can basically think of it, but there are still some personal feelings about this effect.

I think this ending of Oriental Wall Street is what everyone wants, and the protagonist also gets the happy life he deserves.

The ending hints that the next season is the real crisis, and I am very much looking forward to the next season. In the end, we also knew Ye Baoyi's purpose, the reason why he has been fighting against Wei Hang and others is that he wants "everyone to lose". Who is that mysterious person, presumably Gui Lunmei and others will face off against Wei Hang in the next season.

Overall, this finale is also imaginary. It makes the whole movie more compact, and it's also worth watching this movie.

It should be put in a movie, not an online movie, starring Andy Lau himself.

"Oriental Wall Street", a mini Hong Kong drama with only 5 episodes, not only has a novel theme, but also has a great background. is different from traditional TV series in the past, and it definitely has a movie-level texture. The plot has a breakthrough in narrative structure, using a non-linear structural narrative.

In terms of time, it spans the three time nodes of the US financial tycoon Soros's sniping of the Asian financial market in 1997, the global financial tsunami caused by Wall Street in 2008, and the global financial market downturn in 2018.

In the drama "Oriental Wall Street", the grievances and hatreds of the protagonist groups in the three timelines, plus the comings and goings of business wars, I don't know the details because I don't know financial knowledge. But the rhythm of the whole play is bright, the soundtrack is good, and the performance is passable, and it still looks very enjoyable. And there is nothing to say about the production, it has basically reached the level of middle and upper level movies, with a bright rhythm, many clues, and a lot of information.

The actors' performances are also very qualified, and the cast is at the level of the movie.

After watching three episodes, overall this drama belongs to a drama with very obvious advantages and disadvantages. As FOX's first original miniseries to enter the Chinese-speaking market, "Oriental Wall Street" is full of ambition and sincerity. not only has a strong behind-the-scenes team, but has almost invited half of the veteran actors in the Hong Kong film industry to join.

Moreover, compared with the volume of dozens of episodes of traditional domestic TV dramas, "Oriental Wall Street" is completely an American drama-style filming. ‍‍

This miniseries starring Oh Jin Woo is an absolute work of conscience! The plot is not procrastinated, the content is equally rich, the wonderful performances of several protagonists, and the post-production effects are very professional. In addition, there are many, many things it wants to express, and as for what they are, we need to understand them personally!

The first episode of "Oriental Wall Street" constructs a world view for the audience, the relationship between the two protagonists, and a wonderful business war, and Wu Zhenyu's old and spicy acting skills interpret this professor who is both good and evil.

It is really suitable for this drama to be based on Hong Kong at the time of the financial crisis, after all, as an economic center, the background of Hong Kong is very suitable as the background of this story, in addition to the producer Andy Lau, all the leading actors are excellent actors from the two sides of the Taiwan Strait, and the two time points chosen are very critical, echoing each other ten years apart.

At the beginning of the film, it takes 3 minutes to introduce the three villains, and establish the first dramatic demand point, officially revealing the dramatic relationship between the two protagonists. In just 10 minutes, the information points are abundant, and the suspense is set up immediately after the unbuckle, one link after another, from here alone, it is enough to reflect the tight rhythm of this drama, without delay, every shot and dialogue is full of information and details. And in addition to Hong Kong, it is really difficult to find a domestic ** that can shoot financial themes like police movies.

The plot and actors' acting skills alone are very good. For example, the play is good at using myths, fables and lyrics to hint at the fate, future development and ending of the characters in the play, as well as the acting skills of Wu Zhenyu, Zhang Xiaoquan, Yu Nan and Chen Jiale in the play are in place or even good.

There is no specific answer to this, and everyone's opinion is different.