greed and consumerism

His films like 'Wall Street,' 'The Wolf of Wall Street,' and 'Casino' obsessively examine the corrosive psychology of greed and material excess in American culture.

Through 'Fight Club,' 'The Social Network,' and 'Gone Girl,' he critiques consumer culture, corporate capitalism, and the dark impulses driving ambition and acquisition.

His masterworks 'Parasite,' 'Snowpiercer,' and 'Mother' use genre filmmaking to dissect class inequality, consumerism, and humanity's parasitic relationship with wealth and survival.