In the 1980s, New York stockbroker Jordan Belfort rises from a boiler room brokerage firm to a decadent life of obscene wealth, stratospheric drug use, and rampant corruption. But as he begins to spiral out of control, government investigators close in on him.

Maximalist, obscene, and impossible to turn off, Martin Scorsese’s profane anti-monument to greed-is-good capitalism draws you in with debauched spectacle—and finds you guilty by association. Led by a pedal-to-the-metal Leonardo DiCaprio, this carnival of excess is a pinnacle of American satire.