Storyline
Howard Ratner, 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.
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Judd Hirsch, Adam Sandler, Natasha Lyonne, Eric Bogosian, John Amos, Tilda Swinton, Marcia DeBonis, Idina Menzel, Jake Ryan, Anthony Mecca, Debbie DeLisi, Jeremy Sample, Lakeith Stanfield, Pom Klementieff, Jennifer Venditti, Hailey Gates, Josh Ostrovsky, Glenn "Doc" Rivers, The Weeknd, Victor Plajas, Sahar Bibiyan, Robbie DeRaffele, Sean Ringgold, Julia Fox, Kevin Garnett, Trinidad James, Noa Fisher, Warren Finkelstein, Keith Williams Richards, Thomas Kominik, Maksud Agadjani, Ca$h Out, Andrea Linsky, Roman Persits, Paloma Elsesser, Mike Francesa, Gerard "Dash" McQuiller, Darien Howard, Jonathan Aranbayev, Todd Vulpio, Ronald Greenberg, Marshall Greenberg, Michael A. Sollecito, Damany Eastman, Jacob Igielski, Shemsi Selimaj, Arthur Borukhov, Stuart Wenig, Mitchell Wenig, Mesfin Lamengo, Sun Zhi Hua-Hilton, Sunny Wu Jin Zahao, Liang Wei-Hui-Duncan, Daneke Muhugeta, Habtunu Africho, Raleem Moses, Keren Shemel, Max Bartos, Louis Anthony Arias, Aren Topian, Lino Eisenberg, Shiv Pai, Kerwin Frost, La Mar Taylor, William Sappe, Greg Yuna, Ricky Barksdale, Larry 'Ratso' Sloman, Benjy Kleiner, Svetlana B. Levitin, Roza Babekova, Jessica Mullayev, Izra Malakov, Brad Davidorf, Ralph Colucci, Marty Tendler, Conor Coyne, Alexander Gilkes, Jennifer Sacks, Wayne Diamond, Chad Neves, Ara Daglian, Erika Wachter, Paige Neuenschwander, Cassie Prusiensky
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Reviews
100
If Uncut Gems leaves people rattled, disoriented, grasping for clarity in the chaos of one man’s hectic routine, that all speaks to the sheer precision of a visionary achievement in full control.
95
Uncut Gems is a movie that lives in the gut, where shit makes a name for itself, where anxiety, folly, and instinct are borne out without morality or restriction.
91
Uncut Gems is an insane ride with no respite that will grind your senses down to their last nerve.
91
The queasy thrill of Sandler’s live-wire performance is the way he keys us right into Howard’s electric joy, putting everything on the line, consequences be damned. It’s a pure shot of the gambler’s high, and Uncut Gems gets us hooked on it, too. By the end, you want to hurl and cheer.
91
Howard’s personality overpowers reality for so long that when reality finally hits it is genuinely shocking and painful.
