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Writed by: Ronald Bronstein / story: A charismatic New York City jeweler always on the lookout for the next big score makes a series of high-stakes bets that could lead to the windfall of a lifetime. Howard must perform a precarious high-wire act, balancing business, family, and encroaching adversaries on all sides in his relentless pursuit of the ultimate win / Thriller, Mystery / Director: Josh Safdie / Release Date: 2019 / USA. Julia Fox is a dream come true. She was incredible in this film. Watch Full Csiszolatlan gyÃmÃne supporte.

What an absolute masterpiece this film was. I really can't understand some of the low score reviews I'm seeing here. What expectations do you have for movies? I'm the first one to call out overrated films (The Irishman. This was absolutely not one of them. The film was gripping right from the start and was intense until the very end. Adam Sandler put on a performance I never thought he could. If you like thrilling or suspenseful movies, sports, or gambling, please do yourself a favor and watch this movie. I'll be seeing this in the theaters multiple times. The Safdie Brothers came to my attention with the flick "Good Time" in a sweaty New York story that felt like a wet sock on a radiator in the middle of winter. At the end you feel you needed a very long hot shower. "Uncut Gems" follows the same world of Jewish gem dealer-hustler-degenerate gambler who thinks he can outplay everyone until he can't.

A lot has been said about Adam Sandler's performance of Howard Ratner. He will always be Adam Sandler. Sorry, can't look past his mugging and his voice. Though he isn't "The Wedding Singer" Sandler, he is, given the material, a subdued one. Is it worthy of award attention, yes, but he won't win Oscar. He'll get Independent awards or Spirit awards, but it's just too much of a purposeful dirtbag character he presses hard to achieve. And it shows. Cinematically, it is very original. And should get the Safdie Brothers some recognition in terms of script. It's a world we see very little of and returns to a sweaty NYC that throws money around like it were just dirty paper. Little do we really get to know Howard Ratner. He seems to be, at times, king of his domain, while others slap him around like an intern. Which is it? And more perplexing are moments when Kevin Garnett's crew would most likely beat him to a pulp in any circumstance. Hard to tell. But, the other unfortunate thing is repeatable watch. It isn't. It's grotesque in the characters it surrounds itself with. This is a Safdie Bros. special. Most of the people are REALLY real looking people. Which I appreciate. This is closer to documentary than a narrative. As the dominos begin to fall, and you are given a moment to, as I said about "Good Time" they absolutely refuse to let you feel good about people. And that is unfair and ugly. Is that real life? Most likely. Is it meant for it getting into classic world? Absolutely not. A special nod to Julia Fox who She's luscious and has a voluptuous woman's body and fits perfectly in this world. She's a sex kitten in constant heat and you can practically smell her Drakkar Noir permeate every time she is on screen. A moral skank, if there ever was one.