And then Jeremy Irons showed up, and "Margin Call" becomes something much more than that: It sort of turns into an indictment of everything ... has a breathtaking scene at the end of the film ...

Margin Call is one of last year’s more surprising ... The film is very, very talky. It’s basically scene after scene of groups of characters explaining and re-explaning what the hell is ...

For his first full-length narrative feature, screenwriter and director J.C. Chandor succeeds where Stone flailed by never selling ... scenes. At points, you can’t help but wonder if “Margin ...

All you need to know about the moral universe Margin Call inhabits is on display in the opening scene of the movie ... behind the products they make and sell. When confronted with Sullivan's ...

The scene stands out in “Margin Call,” which points to one of the film’s failings. It presents several tasty opportunities for actors to dig into meaty scenes – Jeremy Irons gets one as ...

One of Margin Call's good jokes is that no one in power ... an A-list movie with a $3.5-million budget. Solution: buy low, sell high. Hire last decade's A-list – Spacey, Irons and Demi Moore ...

Jared proposes that the firm sell all of their ... Watching “Margin Call” I had a vague feeling I had already seen this movie. From the opening scenes in a bustling trading floor, the young ...

By Stephen Farber WHY IT MIGHT SELL: A big, serious movie about the ... Tucci as the man fired in the opening scene also illuminates the human costs of this meltdown. Baker and Irons exude ...