It's Wednesday, November 25th.

Welcome to Mark of Foolery.

I'm Chris Hill.

I am alone in the studio.

Yes, if you're a long time listener, it's one of those.

If you're one of our new listeners, I hope you enjoyed the millennials and investing two-part

series that David Kretsman and Aaron Bush and I did. We had fun doing it. Hope people enjoyed

it. You can always drop us an email marketfoolery at fool.com

if you have more questions. If you think we should do it again, if you think, no, that was fine. Don't ever do it again. you think no that was fine don't ever do it again whatever

drop us an email I wanted to talk about a couple of things it is Thanksgiving

week so it's a short week the market in the afternoon, it is, I guess, technically a half day on Friday.

The market will close at one o'clock in the afternoon,

presumably so that the people who work there can go get their

Black Friday shopping in.

But I want to talk about a couple of things today, and I'll start with something Nell Mino mentioned

on the radio show last week when we were talking about movies and she was saying that

The movie to keep an eye out for over the holidays yes obviously Star Wars, but the big short, the film version of Michael

Lewis's great book, The Big Short, and that's one of those business books that if you haven't read it, definitely put it on your list.

Because it is a brilliant profile of a few people who saw the 2008 housing crisis coming and were able to massively profit off of it.

But it got me thinking about business movies in general and I realized that the big short while it technically will come out in 2015 it's really going to hit theaters in January.

And it got me thinking about a business movie that I had seen recently

that I want to recommend, because I think it's the best business movie of the year.

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