Another ‘Wall Street’ Sequel Trailer: Money (Still) Never Sleeps
This "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps" trailer is, thankfully, lower on the cheesy scale than its predecessor teaser, and shows more from the human interest angle -- also a good idea. Scenery chewing does not a great sequel make, and we're getting our hopes up for this one. Take a look after the jump.This “Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps” trailer is, thankfully, lower on the cheesy scale than its predecessor teaser, and shows more from the human interest angle — also a good idea. Scenery chewing does not a great sequel make, and we’re getting our hopes up for this one. Take a look after the jump. –KA
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