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The Wolf of Wall Street (2013) also had a similar reception. "Securities fraud is cool now"
I've never thought of this before, but it seems that this is actually the case. Especially with The Wolf of Wall Street. People thought it was cool. I wonder if it had something to do with the 'comedic' way the story was told.
I would add "... in America". Living in both, I noticed that it is definitely less true in Europe (for the best, imho). I don't know about other cultures...
That was my first reaction too, but my feeling is that Europe is definitely not immune to this.
Try this one on for size: it's ok to screw over a whole country as long as you make bank.
It's the perfect fashion statement - Everybody looks better in it.
I don’t tnk the probl is pop culture: I’ve believed for some time now that Americans confuse money for virtue and are willing to follow people who make money as gurus. (and I say “Americans” because coming from abroad I’ve noticed how peculiar the idolatry of the moneyed is here)
I guess masculinity is mistaken as impertinence.
I think the main focus was on the bad guys. It's not that we only care about money, it's that we pick the familiar side. In Social Network the other side was depicted as a party animal that forgot his responsibilities. In WoWS we saw him living a crappy life and improving it
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