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M: Uncut Gems


I was supposed to watch the advanced screening of this movie at a local theater last Christmas Eve but decided against it at the last minute. Then the other night, I saw it on Netflix’s Top 10 in the U.S Today list.

Critics says that it was Adam Sandler’s best performance as an actor to date. Whether I agree or disagree with their views, I don’t really know but this I can say, it was a welcome change to see a different Adam Sandler, away from the usual goofy stuff and same stale plots that usually characterize his films. 

And Kevin Garnett’s acting in the film is worthy of a chuckle by itself. 

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