/Filmcast Ep. 547 – Marriage Story + Uncut Gems

marriage story review

This holiday season, David, Devindra, Jeff give the gift of a double-feature. The cast reviews Marriage Story, the latest Netflix film by Noah Baumbach, and Uncut Gems, a crime drama featuring a rough looking Adam Sandler.
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Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only)
What we’ve been watching (~02:00)
David – 6 Underground, Waves, Last Black Man in San Francisco .

Devindra – Watchmen ending .
Feature 1 (~35:48)
Marriage Story
Spoilers (~52:00)
Feature 2 (~01:21:00)
Uncut Gems
Spoilers (~01:39:15)
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A random film quote : “I love the smell of napalm in the morning.” (Apocalypse Now, 1979)