The Safdie brothers have built a reputation for creating films that generate unease, and Uncut Gems continues in that vein. It’s likely to be a film that sparks strong reactions. There were moments when I just wanted to tell the characters on screen to quiet down. The quick rhythm, constant talking, and intense music work both as strengths and weaknesses. Adam Sandler delivers what seems like his finest performance yet, though the story didn't fully hold my attention; it felt somewhat repetitive and concluded in a way that was foreseeable but still had an effect. Rating: B

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