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The story “All Summer In a day” by Ray Bradbury is a fictional story which is set on Venus where the sun comes out after every seven years just for an hour. Today all the students are gathered at the thick window because the scientists have predicted that the sun would rise. Margot has a good experience of the sun but she is very introvert and shy. She never mixes up with other children and to make fun of her the children close her in a closet and……….

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WHHAAAAT?! What was this event?

It's beyond compelling. I'm trying to still formulate my thoughts into a piece that I'll probably try and hammer out tomorrow or Sunday, but I would encourage you to read through Film Crit Hulk's Twitter account, as he has lots of good, big picture ideas about the film's themes. My frustration came from a person on Facebook who read this negative piece and then just decided that she wasn't going to see it, to which I say - think for your fucking self.

The basic argument detractors have is that the film is glorifying Belfort's actions. There's definite evidence that Scorsese is throwing acid on these people (part of that is a consistent bombardment of their horrific actions, to a point where it's like beating a dead horse because you have to understand just how frequently and without abandon Belfort and others conducted themselves.)

It's pretty clear Scorsese hates this guy, but Beflort did do absurd (and often) hilarious things and thus we're privy to those moments. It's a honest look at his life, but Scorsese doesn't serve up the same redemption arc Belfort apparently paints for himself in his own autobiography.

It's a holding a mirror to Belfort and to the audience to show the audience that he got away with these things and very little was done to stop him until it was more or less over.

It's been this quiet (more or less) since Wednesday.