Here are some top movies related to investing—not tutorials teaching brothers to place orders and make money immediately, but ones that help you understand the human nature behind the market and how wealth is built slowly.

🎬 The Big Short + Wall Street
One discusses risk, bubbles, and cognitive biases—how to stay clear-headed when everyone is crazy;
The other talks about greed, human nature, and cycles—some things haven't changed in decades.
🎬 The Wolf of Wall Street + Inside Job
The former is a celebration of emotion, showing how desire can consume people;
The latter is a calm dissection, revealing how systemic flaws can lead to crises. Emotions and rules are two sides of the same coin in investing.
🎬 The Pursuit of Happyness + Moneyball
Many people think these two aren't traditional investment films, but I believe they are very important—one about cash flow and survival skills (staying alive is more important than anything),
the other about long-term thinking and data-driven decision making (not being carried away by short-term emotions).
🎬 The Social Network + Silicon Valley
See how companies grow from 0 to 1, how valuations are driven by stories, and how competition and moats are formed. What is investing really about? Often, it's these things.
🎬 Becoming Warren Buffett + The Charlie Munger Show (Charlie Munger interviews)
I recommend watching these last—only after experiencing market ups and downs can you truly understand that “long-term” and “compound interest” are not just motivational quotes, but results;
and you'll realize that in the end, investing is not about skills, but about character and cognition.
Let's encourage each other!!