Meme Stock Mania - Dumb Money (2023): Release Date, Cast, Plot, Trailer & More

If you’re also a fan of the Meme Stock Saga, just like us, you’d probably have also been asking the same question: When Does Dumb Money Come Out? It will subsequently expand to theaters in the US nationwide on September 22. Notably, the film was originally slated for release on October 20, 2023.

On June 22, 2023, Sony Pictures unveiled the official red-band trailer for "Dumb Money." This trailer traces Keith Gill's evolution from a YouTuber to a digital Robin Hood, with hedge fund managers in hot pursuit.

The ensemble cast of "Dumb Money" boasts an impressive lineup of renowned actors, comedians, and rising stars, making it a star-studded cinematic experience. One notable mention is that Paul Dano has finally been chosen to lead a movie. Paul has always been considered one of the most underrated actors in recent times. Here's a glimpse of the cast:

• Paul Dano ("The Batman") takes on the role of Keith Gill, the YouTuber at the center of the GameStop phenomenon.
• Seth Rogen ("Pineapple Express") portrays Gabe Plotkin, a Hedge Fund CEO.
• Sebastian Stan ("Fresh") steps into the shoes of Vlad Tenev, the CEO of Robinhood.
• Pete Davidson ("The King of Staten Island") plays Kevin, Keith's brother.
• Shailene Woodley ("Divergent") stars as Caroline, Keith's wife.
• Anthony Ramos ("In the Heights") embodies Marcus, a GameStop clerk.
• Vincent D'Onofrio ("Daredevil") takes on the role of Steve Cohen, a hedge fund CEO.
• Dane DeHaan ("Chronicle") plays Marcus' manager.
• America Ferrera ("Superstore") portrays Jennifer Campbell, a fan of Gill's.
• Nick Offerman ("Parks and Recreation") brings to life Kenneth C. Griffin, a hedge fund manager.

The plot of the Gamestop Saga is based on Ben Mezrich's book "The Antisocial Network," is a wild ride through the unbelievable true story of the GameStop short squeeze of January 2021. The film takes viewers on a rollercoaster journey from the perspective of everyday individuals who took on Wall Street and turned GameStop, the humble mall video game store, into a global sensation. 

At the heart of this financial whirlwind is Keith Gill, portrayed by Paul Dano, who kickstarts the frenzy by investing his life savings in GameStop and sharing his journey on social media. As his online posts gain traction, Keith's life and the lives of his followers are forever altered.

What begins as a stock tip morphs into a full-fledged movement, with fortunes being made left and right—until the billionaire elite mount their counteroffensive, causing both sides to experience a topsy-turvy world.

While the movie won't be available for streaming or VOD on the same day as its theatrical release, there is good news for those eagerly waiting to watch it from the comfort of their homes.

Sony Pictures Entertainment inked a five-year deal with Netflix in April 2021, granting Netflix exclusive US rights to Sony's films after their theater and premium video-on-demand (VOD) runs. This means that you can anticipate it arriving on Netflix in the near future, providing a convenient option for streaming once it's made available beyond theaters and VOD services.

As we wrap up this cinematic journey, remember that "Dumb Money" isn't just another Wall Street flick—it's a side-splitting adventure that takes the world of finance by storm. With a stellar cast, a plot ripped from the headlines, and laughs aplenty, this movie promises a rollercoaster of emotions and entertainment.

So, whether you're a stock market enthusiast or simply seeking a good laugh, this is the movie to go. Keep an eye out for its release and get ready to invest in a hefty dose of laughter. Until then, happy investing and even happier movie-watching!