Riding the crest of good, if not remarkable, reviews, Oliver Stone's Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps topped the weekend boxoffice with $19 million. That figure would be anemic for most movies but it represents a high gross for director Oliver Stone. The fact that the original movie came out in 1987 made the lingering interest in the character of Gordon Gekko even more impressive. Stone made the rounds promoting the film, and for once kept his trap shut when it came to making provocative statements. Fox obviously wanted him to sell a concept both liberals and conservatives could agree on: hatred for Wall Street crooks and manipulators. The film represents a much-needed commercial hit for Stone, whose last movie was the much-ridiculed "documentary" South of the Border, a celluloid wet kiss to crackpot Venezuelan strongman Hugo Chavez. For more click here