A savage and hilarious satire Examining how the rich get richer whilst the poor get unpaid jobs building faux-Roman coliseums on Greek islands, the film focuses specifically on a successful British clothing entrepreneur, and its bread and butter is the concomitant grotesquery that results when an individual has the same wealth as a small country. Effectively mixing send-up and satire with more serious socio-economic points, Greed doesn't really do or say a huge amount that hasn't been done or said before, but it's entertaining, amusing, and undeniably relevant. For my complete review, please visit: https://boxd.it/10TNVD

I love sarcastic movies. This wasn't one. At least not a funny one

Great and deeply sarcastic movie

This movie is not entertaining. It is like watching a documentary about a boring person. I turned it off early.

The message is simple: Greed is bad. We know that already, of course, but the film shares the message well, contrasting the lives of the rich and greedy with the poorest in our world. The fact that the film is also very entertaining is a good thing - it keeps you watching and then pushes home the points it is trying to make.