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31 of 31 · most liked first“Hey gang, if you only see one movie the rest of your life, it should be … 99 Homes.”
positive · AI labelView post →Saw a Netflix movie with the family. It’s 99 Homes starring Michael Shannon and Andrew Garfield. Shannon’s character is as trumpian as you can get. He tries to corrupt a young man, Garfield, perhaps a symbol of young liberal America- it’s hard to watch at times. Can America pull away from greed?
neutral · AI labelView post →Each night I play a game of movie roulette with the stores database app, CLZ Movies. It has a cool function where you tilt your phone and it generates a random film from the 17,000. I then find it and post a pic. Here's today's indiscriminately chosen title... 99 HOMES (2014)
neutral · AI labelView post →I know that Andrew Garfield got famous as Spider Man but I think I first saw him in 99 Homes which is a devastating movie about the real estate crisis. I also saw him in Under The Banner of Heaven before I realized he was Spider Man.
neutral · AI labelView post →Another great movie is 99 Homes. Ostensibly about an evicted family, it isi about how the banking industry & the super wealthy manipulate markets & buy politicians to write laws to support what I like to call Modern Feudalism. www.rogerebert.com/reviews/99-h...
neutral · AI labelView post →99 HOMES is leaving Netflix soon A film that's set in the aftermath of the 2008 crash...right now might be a good time to watch it!
neutral · AI labelView post →99 Homes. Great movie, made me very tense and sad.
positive · AI labelView post →99 Homes is the most American movie ever made medium.com/fuck-capital...
neutral · AI labelView post →Now watching: 99 Homes (2014) Further proof I’ll watch anything with Michael Shannon in it.
positive · AI labelView post →My review of the crime drama ”99 Homes” (2014) #letterboxd #movies boxd.it/6pfRph
neutral · AI labelView post →How long? HOW long? HOW LOOONG will this bullshit go on? - Richard Pryor Historically, it grinds us until WE stop it, bc... "This country was founded of, by, and for the winners." - Quote from memory from the movie 99 Homes
neutral · AI labelView post →@nprfreshair.bsky.social listening to the interview with Muchael Shannon...his most menacing and outstanding role was in 99 Homes. Chilling! Also the movie about Alzheimers.
neutral · AI labelView post →Investors have ready cash; wage earners have finance industry limits on what they can spend. Workers cannot compete with financiers. That same industry, banks, is also investing in REITs. The movie, 99 Homes, shows how this keeps a stranglehold on the economy.
neutral · AI labelView post →And he also received acclaim for films like 99 Homes, Before the Devil Knows You're Dead, The Iceman, The Night Before, The Shape of Water, Shotgun Stories, Take Shelter, Mud, Midnight Special, Loving, and Knives Out. He is General Zod in the DC universe film franchise. His debut was Groundhog Day.
neutral · AI labelView post →Movies in December 3. 99 Homes (2014) - Ramin Bahrani What a fucking nightmare of a movie! So devastating to witness what these people go through as they get evicted. Let's face it! Any culture that gives more value to throwing people out of homes than putting them into them is garbage!
negative · AI labelView post →99 Homes (2015) Directed by Ramin Bahrani https://onesheet.org/movie/99-homes-2015/
neutral · AI labelView post →As with tech stocks, the thing itself, the product or the home, is irrelevant to its evaluation in an investment portfolio. The movie, 99 Homes,is a ground level explanation of how this works. All US outstanding mortgages= $43b. Adam Neumann alone has $41b to become”the country’s biggest landlord.“
neutral · AI labelView post →He doesn't even understand what America stands and stood for (beside all pre-existing flaws). There's soulless people just rigging the system for the American dream of decadent wealth, like in the movie 99 Homes
neutral · AI labelView post →The housing crisis goes back to the 1990s when banking & tax laws changed to lower taxes for corporations & allow housing to be packaged as an investment & banks to be both lenders & investors. (The movie, 99 Homes, examines the sub-prime mortgage crisis in light of affordable housing.)
neutral · AI labelView post →Movie - “99 Homes”. Interesting
neutral · AI labelView post →yep! ‘America doesn’t bail out the losers…America was built by bailing out the winners, by rigging a nation of the winners for the winners by the winners’ Rick Carver, 99 Homes. Fab movie.
positive · AI labelView post →Andrew Garfield’s movie 99 Homes is a great movie about real estate corruption and how theft and compromised morals hurt us all. Another great meditation on this theme is Bill Paxton’s & Bill Bob Thornton’s movie: A Simple Plan
positive · AI labelView post →Just watched 99 Homes on @netflix.com - 10 years old, really good movie on that
positive · AI labelView post →MOVIE QUOTE OF THE DAY: “America doesn’t bail out the losers. America was built by bailing out the winners.” Michael Shannon in 99 Homes #99Homes #RaminBahrani #MichaelShannon #moviequotes #MovieQuoteOfTheDay
neutral · AI labelView post →Watch the movie 99 Homes to watch how the crash increased home prices.
neutral · AI labelView post →"Only one in a hundred's gonna get on that ark, son. Every other pour soul's gonna drown." Andrew Garfield and Michael Shannon always bring their best no matter what movie they are in. Shannon plays such a good dirtbag and it never gets old, and Garfield knows how to make you feel so bad for him. In this you truly see how people struggling with the economy get fully taken advantage of and Garfield just adds to that sadness.
positive · AI labelView post →Now there can be little arguing that Andrew Garfield - even without the big hair - is a good looking man whom the camera very much likes. That does not, however, compensate for the fact that he is a a truly mediocre actor - and this film, sadly, displays that in spades. He ("Nash") is a single father living with him mum (Laura Dern) but he loses his job on a construction site. The bank forecloses and when the bailiffs arrive they are quite literally chucked out onto the street by the police and…
neutral · AI labelView post →I did like The Counselor; it was a modern Grimm's fairy tale. The prophesied weapon, the princess turned into diamonds. 99 Homes is like a PG-13 version of The Counselor. Not as weird, but it has Michael Shannon, who makes any movie better.
positive · AI labelView post →watching #99Homes, and the idea of a fucking bank owning your home is fucking absurd. yes i know how the world works. still. fucking. absurd.
negative · AI labelView post →> Jumping back into the pool where you have almost drowned once. I think it was Andrew Garfield's recent best performance. Because he hasn't done any films lately since 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' critically failed. His role was awesome, but a struggling young single father. When he loses his inherited family house to the bank, he has no choice but to make a quick decision that can secure his family a roof over the head. But when the things get ugly, the new issues begin to appear, and with a…
positive · AI labelView post →This movie is reality, it shows real life experiences of how people were ripped off by wall street and their employees we call government.
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