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24029 Vote; genre - Thriller; ; 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; year - 2019; Writed by - Benny Safdie.

I have a Brad Pitt every morning. He dies in the end. s.a. I WANT TO BELIEVE CORPORATIONS ARE NOT  intentionally taking advantage of me along with other consumers; but I cannot help feeling they are whenever I make a change to my account with them. For several years, I had an account with a cable company. When I called to cancel my subscription, they asked me why I was cancelling my account. After I explained my reason, they told me they needed to switch me to an account representative to complete the process; I did not think anything of it. The rep came on the line and asked me a couple of questions. After explaining myself again, the rep asked if I would keep the service if the monthly price was lower. This is where I got annoyed because it was not like they were looking at ways to lower my bill; they were simply willing to reduce the monthly charges to keep me as a customer. Hearing this made me feel like they had been gouging me the whole time. Suddenly when they feared they were losing me as a customer, they miraculously can lower the price now? Why couldnt they start me out at the lowest price when I signed up in the first place? And the thing is, I know they are not the only company that carries out this type of practice; my friends and family members have told me similar stories about their experiences when they went to cancel their accounts.      MY EXPERIENCES WITH THAT COMPANY LEFT  a bad taste in my mouth. I have never felt comfortable with companies and individuals who I would classify as schemers; someone or something that makes secret plans to benefit themselves, even if it means taking advantage of or deceiving someone else. I had an acquaintance who I classified as a schemer. Whenever a group of us would get together for a meal at a restaurant, he would always order an expensive item off the menu. He knew we would split the bill, so he always came out ahead in how much he owed. Even when he was the only one who ordered an alcoholic drink, he expected the price of it would be part of the split. I do not mind when one goes out with the same group for a meal and splits the bill each time; sometimes you pay more sometimes less than the cost of what you ordered, it evens out over time. However, this person was always coming out cheaper because the rest of the group was picking up more of his tab. It came to a point where we started asking the wait staff for separate checks and suddenly, he started ordering less expensive food. I did not care to be around him anymore; I had the same feeling about the schemer in this film festival winning dramatic, crime mystery.      OVEREXTENDED WITH HIS CUSTOMERS MONEY  jeweler Howard Ratner, played by Adam Sandler (Blended, The Wedding Singer) was trying to complete a major score before the consequences would have a major affect on his business and family. With newcomer Julia Fox as Julia, Idina Menzel (Rent, Glee-TV) as Dinah, LaKeith Stanfield (Sorry to Bother You, Short Term 12) as Demany and Eric Bogosian (Talk Radio, Cadillac Records) as Arno; this film festival winning feature provided Adam with the perfect role. He was excellent as Howard. For the first part of the movie I thought the script was repetitive; it pretty much was Howard yelling and swearing at everyone. It came to a point where I got tired and bored with it. I enjoyed the 2 nd half more because there was at least a better sense of emotional depth on display among the characters. I have to say I prefer seeing Adam in these serious roles instead of comedic ones like he has done in the past. Despite not being comfortable around schemers, I did not find the watching of this film to be an entertaining experience. 2 ½ stars.

Dude. have I not heard Shias voice in ten years? THAT THING IS DEEP. They made the studio look really cool with that desk and the backdrop. Sheila O'Malley December 25, 2019 "Everything I do is not going right. So sobs Howard, the adrenaline-junkie diamond dealer gambling addict played by Adam Sandler in "Uncut Gems. Taking place over the course of a couple of days, Uncut Gems. directed by Josh and Benny Safdie, hurtles along a narrow track over a yawning abyss, following Howard as he attempts to pay down his huge gambling debts by, of course, placing increasingly risky bets. There's the hope that once he pays it all off, he'll wipe the slate clean, and repair some of the bridges he's burned. But everyone around Howard knows this is a fantasy. His addiction is too entrenched. The dazzle of the "uncut gems" in the title is not a surface shine. It glows at the center of the earth, it burns in Howard's core. Advertisement It makes sense, then, that "Uncut Gems" would start with a sequence where the camera goes inside a black opal (dug out of the Welo opal mines in northern Ethiopia) which then morphs into the inside of a human colon. The colon of Howard, to be exact, as he endures a colonoscopy. The images on the hospital monitor look similar to the fantastical space of the opal's innards, its curves and layers. This is metaphor writ so large it's brazen, a theme hammered home with refreshing rhetorical candor. The opal is inside Howard, his need for it comes from the basest part of him. He lives in a state of "gold sickness" or "dragon sickness" so vividly described by J. R. Tolkien in The Hobbit) the hypnotic power of gems luring men into madness since the beginning of time, seeking pirate's gold, El Dorado, the Holy Grail, on doomed colonialist adventures. Howard's black opal is the same as any long-besought gem: it emanates a magical pull on all who look upon it. Its power is almost wholly symbolic. Co-written by the Safdies and regular collaborator Ronald Bronstein, Uncut Gems" immerses you in Howard's nutty cacophonous world. Howard's jewelry shop in New York's Diamond District is a tiny space with the atmosphere of a three-ring circus. The double entrance to his shop—requiring two buzzes—is a buffer between Howard and the world, giving him (at the most) 10 seconds lead time against anyone looking for him. His assistant Demany ( LaKeith Stanfield) hustles clients who might be interested in the flashy items in Howard's inventory, and the latest lure is Boston Celtics star Kevin Garnett (playing himself) waiting in the shop when Howard returns from the colonoscopy. Howard can't resist showing Garnett his latest acquisition: the opal, just arrived from Ethiopia, which Howard is putting it up for auction later in the week (at a hugely inflated price. He tells Garnett about how he feels connected to the Ethiopian Jews who dig up the opals, and his enthusiasm is so passionate it's catching. Garnett asks if he could borrow the opal for good luck at the upcoming Eastern Conference finals, and Howard says yes. Howard saying "yes" is the first of the many, many terrible choices he makes over the next 135 minutes. He owes so much money that goons follow him around, showing up at his office. These people mean business. His wife ( Idina Menzel) seethes with hatred for him. His daughter can barely tolerate him. He's put up his young mistress ( Julia Fox) in an apartment he's rented for her. Howard is always on the go, always running out of rooms, racing down sidewalks, charging across lobbies. And that's the thing about addiction, the thing that "Uncut Gems" really understands. On some level, the stress is the point. The nerve endings are so frayed they need  the stress. Howard is useless without panic. So is his mistress, who also suffers from a form of "gold sickness. ” It is their main bond. This is not a "cautionary tale" about the dangers of gambling. It's more like a virtual-reality game where you step into Howard's experience. The Safdies use New York City in ways that haven't been seen since films in the '70s. The city has been so cleaned up and gentrified and homogenized it might be easy to forget that so much goes on at street-level, so much chaos, the marginalized and lost seeking a foothold, the grifters and hustlers slipping through the cracks, working their angles. The Safdies. Heaven Knows What " was documentary-like in its approach, but their follow-up " Good Time " was a race-against-the-clock thriller, its action sprawling over the five boroughs. The Safdies are nervy, funny, and comfortable with discomfort. Their characters have no access to comfort, and yet in every moment they're striving to escape, hustle, talk their way out of things, talk their way into things, get what they need, what they want. Veteran cinematographer Darius Khondji (a changeup from the Safdies' regular collaboration with Sean Price Williams) brings out the sickly gleam in this world, the green-fuzz of the interior lighting, the glamour of some of the interiors juxtaposed with the sleaze of the others. In a recent conversation between Adam Sandler and Brad Pitt for Variety's Actors on Actors series, Pitt observed that even though Howard makes all these bad choices in "Uncut Gems. you worry about the guy. It is Pitt's contention that this is because of Sandler's "warm-heartedness. something you always feel, no matter the material. I think there's something to that. You hear people expressing surprise when Sandler gives a good performance. There should be no surprise. When he's given good material, like Paul Thomas Anderson's "Punch Drunk Love. or Noah Baumbach's "The Meyerowitz Stories" to name just a few) he's as good as it gets. Behind his humor is pain and rage, both of which he is able to tap into. Here, as Howard, complete with goatee, fancy glasses, club" clothes, he is a portrait of a man living on the edge. He never stops talking. He never stops striving, scheming, shouting, hustling. In his eyes is the devotional gleam of the big score. "Self-delusion" is a redundant term. All delusions come from a willingness to buy into a fantasy, an off-chance, a long shot. In a delusion, your brain is a cage, and you are your own prison guard, monitoring the perimeters of allowable thought. Delusion feeds addiction, and addiction needs a constant supply of delusion. "Uncut Gems" shows this electrified-fence feedback loop like no other film in recent memory. It's excruciating and exhilarating. Reveal Comments comments powered by.

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Damn Abel had his old hair so this had to be filmed awhile ago. WOW. That was pretty much all I could say after the screening of Uncut Gems. The Safdie Brothers Uncut Gems is the kind of movie you either love or hate — and, really, I should have hated it. Its ugly, its violent, its misogynistic, its filled with non-stop profanity. But Michael and I left the theater, after practically not having taken a breath during the entire 2 hours and 14 minute running time, and agreed we had just witnessed something so different, so immersive, it immediately shot to the top of my Best Films of the Year list. The movie is a study in chaos. Adam Sandler shines — SHINES — as Howard, a diamond dealer in Manhattans diamond district. Hes kind of a low life in a high stakes world, and hes holding on for dear life. Howard is a gambler. He lives for the thrill of the risk, borrowing money on one end to pay his debts on the other, only to gamble away more to try to win back enough to cover his new debts. Its a vicious cycle, with the emphasis on vicious. Adam Sandler has starred in dramas before but youve never seen him like this. His performance is powerful, unsettling and Oscar-worthy. He makes you root for Howard even though to say hes unlikeable is an understatement. Theres so much yelling and noise in Uncut Gems, its often hard to sit through. Yet you cant look away. Theres an energy thats so palpable, you just get on the ride and hang on till the end. It would be easy to call Howard a diamond in the rough but, um, hes not. He is a tragic figure who cant see his own fatal flaw. He is spiraling out of control, and through the Safdies brilliant direction, we feel every minute of it. This is another movie that you should see in the theater, where youre not distracted and where you can give yourself over to the sights and sounds, the story and the performances. It is, in its own dark way, a gem.

Water boy 20 years after college. I've seen a number of reviews here talking about what a "cluttered mess" this movie is. How the scenes are chaotic, everyone is yelling over eachother, etc. br> Yeah. That's the point.
Sandler's character is a mess. His life is chaotic. The people he deals with are loud because they've either had it with him over his sketchy deals or they want him dead because he owes them money. Additionally, it's not like the movie is non-stop anarchy. There are plenty of points where the story slows down a bit and becomes more intimate between characters. It gives you a second to breathe and catch just the right amount of time.
I'll admit, the score for the movie surprised me a bit but I personally liked it. I enjoy that 80's synth vibe style and I dont think the score was featured enough to take away from the movie.
The real standout for me however was Adam Sandler. Wow. This is HANDS DOWN his best movie in a very long time. Watching him play the role of the deal making gem dealer who's always got another trick up his he doesnt; it was refreshing. It was something unlike anything that hes done (that I can think of.
The only thing that felt strange or out of place in the movie is the colonoscopy scene at the very beginning. I thought they would come back to that by saying his biopsy came back as being positive for cancer. It would have added another layer to the story but might have made it feel busy. Instead he gets a call out of the blue from his doctor who tells him hes alright and that everything was perfectly normal. okay. So what was the point of that being in the movie? It just seemed odd after finishing the movie.
All in all, it's not the greatest movie ever made but it certainly is surprising and it will keep you on the edge of your seat.

When you'll give me the Oscar... can you introduce me as Joker. In real life adam sandler would win this fight. Come on hes a new yorker. Uncut Gems Theatrical release poster Directed by Josh Safdie Benny Safdie Produced by Scott Rudin Eli Bush Sebastian Bear-McClard Written by Ronald Bronstein Josh Safdie Benny Safdie Starring Adam Sandler Lakeith Stanfield Julia Fox Kevin Garnett Idina Menzel Eric Bogosian Music by Daniel Lopatin Cinematography Darius Khondji Edited by Production company Elara Pictures IAC Films Sikelia Productions Distributed by A24 (United States) 1] Netflix (International) 2] Release date August 30, 2019 ( Telluride) December 13, 2019 (United States) Running time 135 minutes [3] Country United States Language English Budget < 20 million [4] Box office 48. 4 million [5] Uncut Gems is a 2019 American crime thriller film directed by Josh and Benny Safdie, who co-wrote the screenplay with Ronald Bronstein. The film stars Adam Sandler, Kevin Garnett, Lakeith Stanfield, Julia Fox, Idina Menzel, and Eric Bogosian. Sandler plays Howard Ratner, a jeweler and gambling addict in New York City's Diamond District, who must retrieve an expensive gem he purchased to pay off his debts. Filming took place from September to November 2018. The original score was composed by Daniel Lopatin. Uncut Gems had its world premiere at the Telluride Film Festival on August 30, 2019. It entered into a limited release in the United States on December 13, 2019, before a wide release on December 25, by A24. The film received critical acclaim, with its screenplay, direction, editing, Sandler's performance and Darius Khondji 's cinematography receiving much of the praise, and was chosen by the National Board of Review as one of the top ten films of 2019, with Sandler also winning Best Actor. [6] It became one of A24's highest-grossing releases, having made 48. 4 million. Plot [ edit] In 2010, Ethiopian Jewish miners retrieve a rare black opal from the Webo mine in Africa. In 2012, gambling addict Howard Ratner runs a jewelry store in New York's Diamond District. He struggles to pay off gambling debts, including the 100, 000 he owes to his loan shark brother-in-law Arno. His domestic life is split between his estranged wife Dinah, who has agreed to divorce him after Passover, and his mistress Julia, who works at his store. Basketball player Kevin Garnett visits the shop. Howard has ordered the Ethiopian opal and plans to auction it for an estimated price of 1, 000, 000. He shows the opal to Garnett, who becomes obsessed with it, insisting on holding onto it for good luck at his game that night. Howard reluctantly agrees, accepting Garnett's NBA championship ring as collateral. Howard pawns the ring and places a bet on Garnett playing extraordinarily well in that nights game. Howard wins the lucrative bet, but is ambushed at his daughter's school play by Arno and his bodyguards, Phil and Nico. Arno reveals that he placed a stop on Howards bet, as it was made with money owed to him. Phil and Nico strip Howard naked and lock him in the trunk of his car, forcing him to call Dinah for help. Howard calls his employee Demany, who is at a party hosted by the Weeknd. Demany reveals that Garnett still has the opal. When he finds Julia and the Weeknd together in a nightclub bathroom, Howard demands that she leaves his apartment. After an awkward Passover dinner, Howard asks Dinah to take him back, but she insults him. Garnett returns the opal and offers to purchase it for 175, 000, but Howard refuses, given the substantially larger appraisal. Just before the auction starts, Howard discovers the opal has been appraised for significantly less than his estimate. He convinces his father-in-law, Gooey, to bid on the gem to drive up the price, but the plan backfires when Garnett bows out early and Gooey wins. Arno, Phil, and Nico confront Howard outside the auction house and assault him. At the shop, Julia finds Howard sobbing, and they repair their relationship. Howard is informed that Garnett still wishes to purchase the opal. As soon as Garnett buys it, Howard decides to bet all the money on Garnett's game that night. He has Julia board a helicopter to Mohegan Sun, narrowly escaping Arno, Phil and Nico, who have come to collect. The thugs threaten Howard, but he refuses to call Julia to cancel the bet. The three attempt to pursue her, but Howard locks them in the store mantrap. Howard and the group watch the game on TV, and Howard wins over 1. 2 million. Howard frees the trio from the mantrap and Phil shoots him dead. Arno protests and tries to escape, but Phil kills him too. Julia leaves Mohegan Sun with the winnings, while Phil and Nico loot the store. Cast [ edit] Adam Sandler as Howard Ratner, a Jewish-American Diamond District jeweler who is addicted to gambling. Julia Fox as Julia, Howard's employee and girlfriend. Idina Menzel as Dinah Ratner, Howard's wife. Lakeith Stanfield as Demany, Howard's assistant, who recruits clients. Kevin Garnett as himself, a power forward for the Boston Celtics. Eric Bogosian as Arno, Howard's brother in law and a loan shark. Keith Williams Richards as Phil, Arno's quick-tempered henchman. Judd Hirsch as Gooey, Howard's father-in-law. Mike Francesa as Gary, Howard's bookie. Noa Fisher as Marcel Ratner, Howards daughter. Jonathan Aranbayev as Eddie Ratner, Howard's older son. Jacob Igielski as Beni Ratner, Howard's younger son. Wayne Diamond as Wayne, a wealthy gambler who takes a liking to Julia. Josh Ostrovsky as Noah Benjy Kleiner as Aaron Pom Klementieff as Lexus Tommy Kominik as Nico Keren Shemel as Elline Goldfarb Sahar Bibiyan as Ida Lana Levitin as Ruth Additionally, The Weeknd, John Amos, Cah Out and Trinidad James appear as themselves. Natasha Lyonne and Tilda Swinton have brief voice appearances as a Celtics staff member and an auction house manager, respectively. [7] Production [ edit] Josh and Benny Safdie conceived the film in 2009, and approached Adam Sandler to star; however, he declined the role. [8] In May 2016, it was announced that the Safdies would direct the film, from a screenplay they wrote alongside Ronald Bronstein. [9] The film was executive produced by Emma Tillinger Koskoff and Martin Scorsese, with Elara Pictures and RT Features producing the film. [9] In May 2017, Jonah Hill joined the cast, with Scott Rudin, Eli Bush, Sebastian Bear-McClard joining as producers, and A24 distributing. [1] In April 2018, Sandler replaced Hill. [10] In August 2018, Eric Bogosian and Judd Hirsch joined the cast. [11] 12] In September 2018, Lakeith Stanfield and Idina Menzel joined, with Netflix acquiring international distribution rights. [13] 14] In October 2018, it was revealed that The Weeknd, Trinidad James and Pom Klementieff had joined, 15] 16] followed by Kevin Garnett in November 2018. [17] Amar'e Stoudemire and Joel Embiid were also considered Garnett's role. [17] Principal photography began on September 25, 2018, in New York City, 18] and concluded on November 15, 2018. [19] The film was shot by Darius Khondji on 35 mm film. [20] Daniel Lopatin composed the original soundtrack. [21] He also recorded several songs with the Weeknd for the film, which went unused. [22] The score was released on December 13, 2019, on CD and vinyl, and digital streaming services. [23] According to Josh and Benny Safdie, the opening and closing sequences were inspired by the gemological photomicrography of Eduard Gübelin and Danny J. Sanchez. [24] 25] Release [ edit] The film had its world premiere at the Telluride Film Festival on August 30, 2019. [26] 27] It also screened at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 9, 2019. [28] It was released in limited theaters the United States on December 13, 2019, and had a nationwide release on December 25, 2019. [29] It was released worldwide excluding the United States on Netflix on January 31, 2020. [30] Reception [ edit] Box office [ edit] In its limited opening weekend the film made 537, 242 from five theaters for a per-venue average of 107, 448, the highest-ever for A24 and the second-best total of 2019. [31] It then made 241, 431 in its second weekend. [32] The film made 5. 9 million on the first day of wide release (including 1. 1 million from previews on Christmas Eve) the highest single-day gross in A24's history. [33] It went on to make a total of 18. 5 million over the five days (9. 6 million in the weekend) finishing sixth at the box office. [34] In its second weekend of wide release the film made 7. 5 million, finishing eighth. [35] Critical response [ edit] Adam Sandler 's performance garnered widespread critical acclaim, with several critics deeming it the best of his career. On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 92% based on 298 reviews, with an average rating of 8. 39/10. The site's critical consensus reads. Uncut Gems reaffirms the Safdies as masters of anxiety-inducing cinema—and proves Adam Sandler remains a formidable dramatic actor when given the right material. 36] Metacritic assigned the film a weighted average score of 90 out of 100, based on 56 critics, indicating "universal acclaim. 37] Audiences polled by CinemaScore during the film's limited release gave it an average grade of "A–" on an A+ to F scale; upon going wide, it earned a "C+ score, as well as an average 2 out of 5 stars on PostTrak. [31] 34] Eric Kohn of IndieWire gave the film a grade of A, calling it "a riveting high-wire act, pairing cosmic visuals with the gritty energy of a dark psychological thriller and sudden bursts of frantic comedy. 38] Jake Cole of Slant Magazine gave the film 3. 5 out of 4 stars, writing, As in Good Time, Uncut Gems finds the Safdies working in genre rooted in the grimy, character-oriented crime films of the '70s. 39] Radheyan Simonpillai of Now commented that "there's so much propulsive, forward momentum even when the characters never get anywhere. 40] Todd McCarthy of The Hollywood Reporter wrote, Many will agree that this is Sandler's best performance, and the Safdies will finally move from the fringes of the commercial film scene to somewhere closer to the center. 41] In her round-up of the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival, Wendy Ide of The Guardian ranked Uncut Gems as one of the best films of the year, calling it "Audacious, thrilling and exhausting" and Sandler's "remarkable performance" as one of the best performances of the year, and praising the cinematography. [42] Kevin Garnett's performance in his movie debut was also received positively. Brady Langmann of Esquire called it the year's best breakout performance and Alan Siegel wrote on The Ringer that it was "one of the best acting performances by an athlete ever. 43] 44] 45] 46] Accolades [ edit] Uncut Gems was ranked by The A. V. Club as the 92nd best film of the 2010s. [59] References [ edit] a b D'Alessandro, Anthony (May 16, 2017. A24, Jonah Hill, Scott Rudin, Martin Scorsese & Safdie Brothers Team For 'Uncut Gems' – Cannes. Deadline Hollywood. Retrieved September 28, 2018. ^ Barfield, Charles (September 12, 2018. Lakeith Stanfield Joins The Safdie Brothers' Uncut Gems' As Netflix Signs On For International Distribution. The Playlist. Retrieved November 29, 2018. ^ Uncut Gems. Toronto International Film Festival. Retrieved September 29, 2019... Uncut Gems' Shines at Box Office, Just in Time for Oscar Voting. New York Times. January 5, 2020. 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Adam was always a good actor the movie sucked tho. Adam Sandler truly disappeared into this role. Hopefully hes on course to work with more great directors. WARNING: Major spoilers for  Uncut Gems  ahead. Uncut Gems  features multiple events that happened in the real world. Rather than being set in present day New York, Benny and Josh Safdie's film takes place in 2012, and the script integrates the real life events of two of its cast members: former NBA star Kevin Garnett and singer The Weeknd. In Garnett's first major film role, the former Boston Celtics star plays a fictionalized version of himself, who becomes obsessed with a rare gem that Howard Ratner (Sandler) procures from Ethiopia. Garnett brings the gem with him to two 2012 NBA playoff games, which played out in the film's story. Additionally, Canadian singer Abel Tesfaye (known as The Weeknd) plays himself, as Uncut Gems coincided with the current pop superstar's rise to fame. Continue scrolling to keep reading Click the button below to start this article in quick view. The Safdie Brothers made all of the real-life events essential to the drama as well as Ratner's trials and tribulations, effectively weaving them into the script. Here's how all of Uncut Gems ' actual events went happened in real life. Celtics vs. 76ers, Game 3 The first of the two NBA games that played a pivotal role in  Uncut Gems  was Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals, which took place on May 16, 2012, between Garnett's Celtics and the Philadelphia 76ers. Garnett, playing a seven-years-younger version of himself that was still in the NBA, visits Ratner's shop early that day, and Ratner shows him a rare opal that he managed to siphon from a mining accident in Ethiopia. Garnett becomes enamored with the opal, eventually convincing Ratner to let him hold it for Game 3 in exchange for his NBA championship ring. Meanwhile, Ratner puts a huge bet on Garnett's performance in the game, parlaying the overs on a number of his stats. In real life, Game 3 was one of Garnett's best performances. The Celtics were favored in the series, with Philadelphia only having managed to sneak into the second round after their first round opponent, the Chicago Bulls, lost former MVP Derrick Rose to a season-ending injury. But Philadelphia was surprisingly competitive in the first two games, losing Game 1 by just one point, then stunning Boston with a Game 2 victory. The Celtics then dominated as they were supposed to in Game 3, with Garnett tallying 27 points and 13 rebounds in a 107-91 victory. The game had tremendous importance in Uncut Gems. Garnett's performance had Ratner hitting his parlay, and appearing to collect a huge payday. But his loan shark brother-in-law Arno (Eric Bogosian) to whom he owes money, puts a stop on the bet. This only further puts him in debt, leading to a series of increasingly erratic decisions. Additionally, Garnett refuses to give the gem back, believing it to be the key to his great play – causing further problems for Howard. The Weeknd plays an early club show Another celebrity that plays a seven-years-younger version of himself is Abel Tesfaye, or The Weeknd. Now an international superstar, in 2012 he was very much still up-and-coming, having yet to release a studio album. Ratner's associate and mistress Julia (Julia Fox) photographs Tesfaye, saying he is going to be huge " even though he is Canadian. Howard crashes one of his club shows in New York, hoping to find the missing opal there. Unbeknownst to him, Tesfaye and Julia are together in a bathroom backstage. It's certainly feasible that The Weeknd would have been playing low-key club shows around this time, but it's possible that this specific show in  Uncut Gems   was a creative liberty taken by the Safdie Brothers. The show must take place in the days after Game 3, likely May 17th or later, as they had been chasing down the opal for at least a full day. In real life, The Weeknd was in the midst of his first-ever solo tour, but he had two sold-out shows in New York the month before: April 25 at Music Hall of Williamsburg and April 28 at Bowery Ballroom. He had no shows between May 11 and June 2, so he could have conceivably done a smaller club appearance in New York as portrayed in the film. But there is no record of it actually happening. The song he sings in the film, The Morning. was released in 2011 on his mixtape  House of Balloons. When Howard arrives at the concert, not only does he not get the gem back, he also discovers Julia in the bathroom with The Weeknd. The two men fight, and Howard storms out, later kicking Julia out of his apartment. Celtics vs. 76ers, Game 7 Uncut Gems ' climactic scene takes place in the backdrop of the seventh and final game of that Eastern Conference Semifinal series, which occurred on May 26, 2012. After giving the opal back to Howard, Garnett had a bad outing in Game 4, only scoring nine points. So he made it his mission to get it back, eventually buying it from Ratner for 175, 000. Ratner, in the throes of his gambling addiction, decides to make the move that would ultimately seal his fate. Instead of taking that money and repaying the loan sharks – who are literally in his store at this exact moment to collect – he takes the entire sum and bets it on another parlay involving Garnett. In order for Howard to win the bet, Garnett has to win the opening tip, collect a combined 27 rebounds and points, and the Celtics have to win the game. The film's pulse-pounding finale involves Ratner watching the game with the loan sharks trapped in his store, after Julia races to the Mohegan Sun casino in Connecticut to place the bet. In real life, this turned out to be another signature game from Garnett. He scored 18 points and collected 13 rebounds, leading the Celtics to victory and the next round of the playoffs. The film shows a postgame interview with Garnett where he says he is all about "the rock. which has a double meaning – it could either mean the basketball, as it is often referred to, or the actual gem itself. However, this interview is fake. In the real interview, conducted by ESPN 's Doris Burke, he mostly focuses on his teammates. Anytime you win, that's all the satisfaction you need. Garnett actually said after the game. Unfortunately,  things end badly for Ratner. Despite winning his parlay and cashing in with over 1. 6 million, one of the fed-up loan sharks immediately shoots Howard in the head when he lets him out of captivity. Julia does make it out with the money, despite the loan sharks' goons pursuing her at the casino. But the final shot shows Ratner lying dead on the floor, as the goons loot his shop. Next:  Uncut Gems Ending Explained Email Mortal Kombat: Every Character Confirmed For The Movie Reboot About The Author Jeremy Layton is a writer and journalist based in Brooklyn, New York. He also writes for the New York Post and has previously written for Sports Illustrated. He is a 2016 graduate of Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. He is a fan of independent films, Oscar Isaac, South Park, Haruki Murakami and the Chicago Bears. More About Jeremy Layton.

Joias brutus. I think it's time to let Linda Hamilton and Arnold go. Why can't some young blood be the main star - or all of the stars. December 26, 2019 by Norbert Haupt We went to see Uncut Gems on Christmas Day. It was the highest-rated movie available, and while we didnt know much about it, we thought it would be a safe bet. Uncut Gems kills your Christmas spirit with the speed and power of a baseball bat hit on the side of the head. Howard Ratner (Adam Sandler) is a New York City jeweler and compulsive gambler. His life is filled with frenetic activity in all areas. He is cheating on his wife, he is neglecting his three children, he is not paying his debts to mafia-types, he is abusing his employees, he is using his friends, and he swindles everyone he comes in contact with. That does not come without a cost. He succeeds in buying a rare opal from a dubious source at an Ethiopian gem mine. He estimates the raw (uncut) gem is worth over a million dollars, and he tries to sell it to a superstitious basketball player who thinks it gives him power. But its never that simple, because he has to use the leverage of the gem to hold off the many wolves he owes money to. As you might expect, things dont always work out like he has been planning. Uncut Gems starts out with frantic activity, total chaos all around, cussing, beating, cheating and subterfuge. Every scene is accentuated by a powerful sound track of custom music to further disorient the viewer. Within about ten minutes of watching I realized I didnt have a clue about what was going on. I was severely disturbed and wondering why I was there. The couple who sat next to us left after about 30 minutes. I assume they couldnt take it anymore. I was close, but we stuck with it in hopes of it getting better. The plot was impossible to follow. But I assume that was by the design of the music and the camera work, accompanied by the constant yelling of the people. Confusion abounded. The movie also holds a dubious record of being in place seven of all time for movies with the word fuck or fuck-derivatives. There are 408 in the movie, or about three a minute. Fucks notwithstanding, this was a very hard movie to watch, and when it was done, I was dazed. I found no moral, no redeeming value and no lessons. Just stay away from gambling, and from the jewelry business in New York. I felt like I needed a shower when it was all done. And yes, Sandler will probably win some awards for that performance. Posted in Movies, Two Stars, Leave a Comment.

Directed by Josh Safdie and Benny Safdie Starring Adam Sandler, Lakeith Stanfield, Julia Fox, Kevin Garnett, Idina Menzel, Eric Bogosian, Judd Hirsch. Joyas brasilenas de venta en quito. I thought the beginning was an ad for a second 😂. December 23, 2019 Movie Review – Uncut Gems Director: Benny & Josh Safdie Starring: Adam Sandler, Julia Fox, LaKeith Stanfield Year: 2019 The Safdie Bros. follow up Good Time with Uncut Gems?  Is that even legal?  These young directors are producing content right now that rivals the greats of the industry, and theyre just getting started.  Their films pulse with energy, violence and comedy and drama pump through each vein, and, whats more, the endings are actually good, which we all know is something rare.  How are they able to do this with such seeming ease while scores around them struggle with the simplest of stories?  Who the hell knows, but thats a question worth exploring, and audiences reap the benefits just sitting back in our chairs, we dont have to do anything other than enjoy.  And thats what I plan on doing for every Safdie flick from here on out; enjoying talent that seems heaven-sent, and counting myself lucky to be on the viewing end. Howard isnt really a jeweler, hes more a juggler, keeping a hundred running chainsaws in the air at one time, hoping to God none of them chop off an appendage.  Hes pawning necklaces to get cash to place bets.  Hes placing bets to make enough money to pay back bookies.  Hes paying bookies with promises, making swaps he cant authorize, hocking everything he owns, always hoping that the next big score will pay out.  His latest hustle is a giant opal worth around a million dollars, which he lends to Kevin Garnett the NBA baller, of all people.  Garnett plans to buy the rock at auction anyway, but meanwhile he feels like hes got a lucky charm, so Howard bets everything on KG having a great playoff game.  If he doesnt, Howie might lose more than some money, and hes currently losing his wife to boot, because she knows about his girlfriend, who is also his employee.  Chainsaws, chainsaws everywhere, and neer a breath to take. Good Time was brain-pounding pace, stellar acting, and constant awesome music, which I thought couldnt be repeated.  You wonder why more directors dont do the same thing and simply make another good movie like the other one that did so well; I guess people are just stupid.  The Safdie Bros. didnt try to reinvent the wheel, they just made another fast, supported, beat-driven crime marathon, with a story that was fresh but with a feel that was extremely comfortable.  Bravo for being smart, we dont see that enough, and keep up the good work, my friends.  They even elevated things a bit, especially with the cast: Sandler was magnificent, Fox was inarticulately hot, Stanfield was so cool, plus KG, The Weeknd, Idina Menzel, Judd Hirsh.  Im not sure theres a single piece of the film I didnt like, it all worked, from the blood to the bombast, from the bling to the beatings.  Uncut Gems is an unusual but definite choice for a Best Picture nominee, and I think it has enough support to make the list, if not enough traction to win.  Sandler too could be in for awards, and he would deserve them entirely; dont count this film out in any area, its strong from any angle. My rating: ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆.

Adam Sandler needs more dark roles. Hes good for em. 1:19:30 lets list some other over-referenced movies! Ill start: The Shining. If Jimmy just laughed naturally for a moment and didnt try to fake laugh then force an instant question or statement right would seem way more genuine. Js. Damn I wish he didnt die but it works as the best ending for Howard as a character at the same time idk this shit was crazy. Something about this movie. Loved it best one I've seen in years. Josh and Benny Safdie do not make movies for the masses. The New York natives have been making features for a decade now, though they arguably didnt become names on the independent scene until 2014s “Heaven Knows What. ” Both that film and their follow-up, the 2017 Robert Pattinson vehicle “Good Time, ” take place on the grimy, slimy streets of New York – throwbacks to a bygone era of seediness with a particularly modern flair. Heroin addicts, petty criminals, the dregs of the Earth – these are the subjects of the Safdies, whose films have been marked with a kinetic energy that resembles an unceasing panic attack. Anyone who read interviews with the Safdies leading up to those films likely heard about a project theyd been working on since they started making features called “Uncut Gems, ” set in New Yorks Diamond District. Now, “Uncut Gems” is finally seeing the light of day. Howard Ratner ( Adam Sandler) owns a jewelry store and uses the money he earns from activities both licit and illicit to feed an out of control gambling habit. As is always the case with inveterate and compulsive gamblers, Howard racks up debts across the city with all sorts of questionable types, and those debts are destined to come due. But he has an ace up his sleeve – an uncut black opal he imported from Africa that hes expecting to auction off for seven figures. When one of Howards associates (Lakeith Stanfield) introduces him to NBA superstar Kevin Garnett, he becomes enamored with the opal and borrows it from Howard under the belief that it will bring him good luck in their playoff series against Philadelphia. When he doesnt want to give it back, Howards fragile life is thrown into chaos. With his wife (Idina Menzel) threatening divorce after Passover and his girlfriend/employee (Julia Fox) becoming more unhinged by the day, the maelstrom is unceasing. There are plenty of comparisons that can be made to “Good Time, ” another movie about a less-than-perfect person racing against time to get money before the hammer drops on him. Sure, Howard is theoretically a member of polite society, with a beautiful house outside the city and a beautiful apartment for his mistress inside it. But his life is all seedy jewelry stores, pawn shops and back-alley bookies, borrowing, hawking and short-selling his own merchandise so he can get the scratch for his next bet. The longer he chases that perfect score, the perfect bet to make all his troubles go away, the more unsavory sorts he gets on his bad side. Because of this breakneck approach to life, “Uncut Gems” is just as stressful and erratic as its predecessor even without the one-night-to-set-things-right motif undergirding it. The result is unyieldingly propulsive; we have no time to breathe because he has no time to breathe. Sandler is getting all the press coming out of this, and with good reason. Hes a remarkable casting choice, taking advantage of his caustic personality and titanic temper mixed with a healthy helping of charm and charisma that totally explains how he can dig himself in so deep and somehow still get people to go along with his crazy schemes with the preternatural power of needling them into submission. You want him to succeed somehow, but you also definitely want him to get punched in the face for his trouble. Hes the perfect antihero in that sense, and while its been seemingly ages since hes consistently challenged himself as an actor, his work here and in last years “The Meyerowitz Stories” prove definitively that hes got gas left in the tank. He doesnt leave much room for the rest of the cast, but Lakeith Stanfield is as magnetic and dependable as ever, and Julia Fox impresses as a relative unknown. Garnett hasnt acted before in any real capacity, but his outsized personality mixed with his prodigious stature make him a striking figure. Most importantly, everyone feels like they belong in this world, no matter how small the role. The Safdies have always excelled at populating their worlds with all manner of exciting and engaging lowlifes via actors both seasoned and not, but all of them feel of a piece. Nothing is awkward or out of place, and considering the pacing, its amazing how meticulous it all feels. Its clear that the Safdies know what theyre doing and what they want to make, marrying aesthetics and storytelling in such a forceful way. Many of their former collaborators have returned for “Uncut Gems, ” from “Good Time” composer Daniel Lopatin to longtime co-writer/editor Ronald Bronstein. Respected cinematographer Darius Khondji (“Okja, ” “Seven”) is new blood for them, but youd hardly notice; hes plenty comfortable playing in their high-octane sandbox. “Uncut Gems” asks so much of its audience that its a draining and stressful experience to endure. Over 130 minutes, we see a man deservedly put through the wringer and then, when he seems to finally put everything behind him, happily jump right back in. Its tense and stressful – the filmic equivalent of a nervous breakdown. Time will tell how many of these sort of films the Safdies have in them because it has to be just as exhausting to shoot them as it is to watch them. But as long as they have the energy, theyll have the audience. “Uncut Gems” is a massive achievement and their best movie yet, and its quite the antidote for the cheery holiday season. 100% Starring: Adam Sandler, Idina Menzel, Lakeith Stanfield, Julia Fox, Kevin Garnett, Judd Hirsch, Jonathan Aranbayev, Jacob Igielski, Noa Fisher, Eric Bogosian Directors: Benny and Josh Safdie User Ratings ( 0 Votes) 0.

Jolas brutas. Joias brutale. Jonas bruzas deerfield illinois. Wait, is this movie out? Why is another trailer being released. Joias brutes. I like her, she seems genuine, so many actresses come off as inauthentic or trying to hard, she just seems like herself. Kinda refreshing. Pre-Screening Stance: The Safdies Good Times with Robert Pattinson still haunts me in the best possible way. If this was a video of a man stirring old milk with his pinky finger while a child whispered Robert Frost poetry quietly for two and half hours, but it was directed by the Safdie Brothers, Id give it a chance. Post-Screening Ramble: Whatever it is you think youre getting into with Uncut Gems, I imagine youll find yourself pleasantly surprised. The Safdie Brothers, still glowing in the light of Good Times, have somehow taken a massive leap forward without leaving their sandbox. Uncut Gems follows degenerate gambler, full-time loser, bad husband, worse father and surprisingly likable jeweler-to-the-stars Howard Ratner (Adam Sandler) over the course of a week as he makes a lot of big mistakes trying to cash in on a big ass bet. The Safdies have managed – as few directors have before – to take Sandlers neurotic, baby-talking, man child persona and make it the core of the character of Howard Ratner. Sandlers take on Ratner is purposefully frustrating, a shit-eating grin wearing asshole who never thinks hes going to lose even when he does over and over again. Theres a child like glee to the character that fuels his anger, his anxieties, his jealousy, and though you cringe (and this is a beautifully cringe-worthy film) whenever Ratner decides to make another shitty decision, you cling to the hope that Sandler is able to imbue his faux-flash diamond dealer with. Uncut Gems is a knot of anxiety from the first moments in an Ethiopian diamond mine to every single moment after. Its a film that makes Ratners viewing of a basketball game (on television no less) as tense as anything youve seen in a while.  It blindsides you with its ending and leaves you gasping on the floor wondering what happened and why you enjoyed it so much. It taps a certain 90s gangster rap vibe in a way no other movie has in years. It is quite frankly, one of the best things youll see this year. One Last Thought: Idina Menzel is in this! And she has one of the meanest monologues youll ever hear. You can almost feel the executives at Disney biting their lips every moment she totally tears Sandler a new one.

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Joias brutal legend. Critics Consensus Uncut Gems reaffirms the Safdies as masters of anxiety-inducing cinema. and proves Adam Sandler remains a formidable dramatic actor when given the right material. 92% TOMATOMETER Total Count: 298 52% Audience Score Verified Ratings: 11, 844 Uncut Gems Ratings & Reviews Explanation Tickets & Showtimes The movie doesn't seem to be playing near you. Go back Enter your location to see showtimes near you. Uncut Gems Videos Photos Movie Info From acclaimed filmmakers Josh and Benny Safdie comes an electrifying crime thriller about Howard Ratner (Adam Sandler) a charismatic New York City jeweler always on the lookout for the next big score. When he 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. Rating: R (for pervasive strong language, violence, some sexual content and brief drug use) Genre: Directed By: Written By: In Theaters: Dec 25, 2019 wide Runtime: 135 minutes Studio: A24 Cast News & Interviews for Uncut Gems Critic Reviews for Uncut Gems Audience Reviews for Uncut Gems Uncut Gems Quotes News & Features.

Joias brasil. Jason Chapman, Editor-in-Chief Photos courtesy of A24 by way of Google images The Safdie Brothers new movie “Uncut Gems” is a motion picture unlike anything ever put onto the big screen before. Anxiety and uneasiness ooze from the screen. Its fast-paced and features Adam Sandler in a performance only he could pull off. Josh and Benny Safdie first attempted to make this movie 10 years ago but they werent able to get it off the ground. This was partly due to Adam Sandler turning down the project originally. “Uncut Gems” was then put on the backburner while the young filmmakers worked on refining their craft. Over the past couple of years the Safdie Brothers have made indie favorites such as the gut-wrenching drug odyssey “Heaven Knows What” and the acid drenched adrenaline rush known as “Good Time. ” “Good Time” won awards at the Cannes Film Festival and put the filmmaking brothers on the large scale map. A certain recognizable style has begun to emerge from the siblings. If youve seen their movies you might be familiar with their technique of using intense telephoto close-ups, Altmanesque yet somehow slightly more chaotic dialogue and characters that you should not get along with but end up being moved by. Within the images is usually a break neck soundtrack that immerses you and only adds to the chaos that transpires on screen. All of these different aspects of their films make for visionary moments that stick in your head. Youll find yourself thinking about these situations, feelings and characters long after the movie is over. Their new film “Uncut Gems” opens with a wide shot over top of an ethiopian mine. The mine has been cleared out because a workers leg has been injured. Two men enter the now empty mine and begin searching inside the claustrophobic open orifice of the Earth. Soon they find what they are looking for, a gem. This gem they chip off of the wall is a large black opal. Within this large rock are many gems made up of many different beautiful colors. As they stand there holding it the camera begins to dive deep into the colorful gem and off we go. After viewing the inner cosmic landscape of the gem for a short time the cavernous walls entrapping the space dust, ethiopian dirt and gem filled walls soon start to turn into a cave of flesh. The camera then slowly moves away from a display screen in a doctors office. The display is showing us the inside of Howard Ratners (played by Adam Sandler) colon. The doctor seems optimistic that there arent any problems and there Howard lies on the operating table fast asleep. Gems are rare but so is Howie Bling. Howard is a jeweler in New York Citys diamond district. He is a man who doesnt know whats good for him. Mr. Ratner only knows what feels good. Risk after risk and game after game, Howard reaps the rewards that come along with the adrenaline highs from his gambling problem. As he descends further into debt the collectors start to come knocking. Kevin Garnett, who plays himself, is perusing through Howards diamond shop one day. Soon he sets his eyes look upon the black opal diamond that was just delivered from Ethiopia. Garnett knows that he needs to have this gem. Theres something within this stone thats going to give him power on the basketball court. From there the movie takes a turn and all hell breaks loose. This movie revolves around gems. Not just the ones we can mine from the Earth but the gems that some people hold within themselves. There is a drive within Howard to keep going even as he falls out of grace with many people along the way. His marriage is failing. He doubts his mistresss love for him, but there is a certain conviction within him to go for the gold every single time. Howard has a drive that is second to only Kevin Garnetts, but then again it may be even more powerful of an ambition. “Uncut Gems” has many moments when youre hoping Howard will learn, and its not until the films end that you begin to realize who this character really is and what it is that he symbolizes. The Safdie Brothers have made a style of their own and it works. It makes you sit on the edge of your seat wondering whats going to happen next and thats what the best movies do best.

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