Movie review. Yesterday I had looked a fresh Hollywood film called "Plan B". Generally speaking the film wasn't impressed me very much. I had hoped to see something like the well-known popular thriller " Wall Street ", but I didn't note anything similar. To my extreme wonder I didn't see in the movie bright exciting personages, intense action, unexpected plot twists. If to speak in a nutshell, the film doesn't have a complicated intrigue. All actions of the picture flow slowly, gradually and I would say predictably. Substantially the film is a detailed chronology of how things had happened right before US mortgage crisis in 2008. We see on the screen two groups of people who are financiers, investors, traders and top managers of large banks. A small one of the two groups realized very well the mortgage crisis was inevitable and tried to earn extra money on it. Another group opposite was absolutely convinced that mortgage crisis will never be at all trying to sell a huge amount of mortgage bonds were not secured by anything. As usual, the losers were ordinary people who trusted their honestly earned money to the bankers. Moral of the story is quite simple and understandable. There is nothing in the world that could be able to have the absolute value all the time. At the present time it is very important for all people not to trust blindly the sweet promises of bankers and have a critical look at current events. Although the film is difficult to understand because there is a lot of specific terms like mortgage bonds or credit default swap I can recommend seeing it. It is worth investing the time in doing it.