Uncut Gems

The Wolf of Wall Street is a biographical black comedy about the rise and fall of stockbroker Jordan Belfort. The unbridled pursuit of wealth and the resulting chaos mirror the relentless pace and spiraling desperation in Uncut Gems.

Boogie Nights takes us into the 1970s and '80s porn industry through the rise and fall of a young star. Its examination of ambition and self-destruction parallels the compulsive journey of Uncut Gems' protagonist.

Casino is Scorsese's epic crime film that chronicles the rise and fall of a gambling empire by telling the story of a casino boss in Las Vegas. The emphasis on the dangers of greed and the volatility of the gambling life connects with Uncut Gems' thematic core.

Though lighter in tone, Punch-Drunk Love shares Adam Sandler in a more serious role, highlighting his ability to deliver powerful dramatic performances. The film's unorthodox narrative and character study may appeal to those who appreciated the depth of Uncut Gems.

Directed by Martin Scorsese, After Hours is a dark comedy that captures a man's increasingly bizarre predicaments over one long night in Manhattan. The continuous tension and desperation resonate with the atmosphere of Uncut Gems.