Raging Bull
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- Trailer for Raging Bull (01:41)
- Clip: LaMotta Vs. Robinson For The Third Time (00:48)
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Synopsis
The life of boxer Jake LaMotta, whose violence and temper that led him to the top in the ring destroyed his life outside of it.
Cast
- Robert De Niro
- Cathy Moriarty
- Joe Pesci
- Frank Vincent
- Nicholas Colasanto
- Theresa Saldana
- Mario Gallo
- Frank Adonis
- Joseph Bono
- Frank Topham
Letterboxd User Reviews
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- Jun 17, 2020
Do you think Scorsese and DeNiro have kissed
TravisMay 3, 2021What a sunbeam of positivity and hope.
Sean FennesseyNov 10, 2019how i imagine every conversation went between martin scorsese and robert de niro when it was time to make their new movie, circa 1973-1995 marty: hey bob robert: hey marty: so, how would you like to play the worst man of all time? just like, the worst man to ever…
kailey - Jul 23, 2020
eyyyyyy i'm boxing over herreeeeee
adamboltJun 24, 2020This movie makes me feel bad
demi adejuyigbeJul 25, 2018Up until the halfway point of this I was sort of interested but at the same time not at all engaged with what I was watching or what would happen next. Then the last half happened. I couldn’t look away and I grew such an appreciation for this story and how it was told.…
Karsten - Dec 28, 2013
Kind of overrated if you ask me. Great performance from De Niro though. I just didn't find it that interesting or engaging. It was good, but one of the best movies of all time? I think not.
EvanNov 3, 2019martin scorsese, robert de niro and joe pesci are my holy trinity
MurielNov 18, 2019forget toxic masculinity, this is acidic masculinity
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- Formal is "meh" onRaging Bull
- I’m a be honest this was going to a dislike if I didn’t find out halfway through that it was a biopic - I still couldn’t give it a like tho because this mfer did not deserve a movie about himself he deserves jail time - The actors played a great role of making me hate them lol
Charlotte is "meh" onRaging BullRobert De Niro delivers a strong performance as Jake LaMotta, with an impressive physical transformation. The black-and-white cinematography adds a sense of mystery to the liquids, enhancing the film's atmosphere. However, the slow pacing makes it hard to stay engaged, & the fight scenes feel…
Kevin lovedRaging Bull9/10 - Great film, really enjoyed it. What an amazing performance from Robert De Niro. It really shows why he’s one of the best actors to ever live. Can’t forget about Martin Scorsese either. Pure masterclass. The black & white worked really well for this film. So unique.
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Chigeese is "meh" onRaging BullVery popular but not as good as I was thinking it was gonna be. I really enjoyed how good Robert de Nero looked at the end of the film. The Acting was amazing but the story just didn’t work for me.
Edward Kronkvist likedRaging BullGood movie it’s like Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro did Rocky. And if this doesn’t make you wanna se it than Watch it Joe Pesci was in it.
Kward0610 lovedRaging BullOne of the greatest biopics and boxing films. Robert De Niro gives his greatest performance in this incredible character study.
- Jacob Hall lovedRaging Bull
Scorsese classic. The use of mise en scene in this movie is amazing when you watch it a second time. 10/10
Christian Fisch is "meh" onRaging BullEh, old heads probably love this movie but I thought it was just sad/depressing
sophie w dislikedRaging Bullwas ready to rate it after 10 minutes.
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Metacritic
It's about Scorcese and DeNiro's trying to top what they've done and what everybody else has done. Scorcese puts his unmediated obsessions on the screen, trying to turn raw, pulp power into art by removing it from the particulars of observation and narrative.
Pauline Kael
The New Yorker
As LaMotta, Robert De Niro gives a blank, soulless performance; there's so little of depth or urgency coming from him that he's impossible to despise, or forgive, in any but the most superficial way.
Dave Kehr
Chicago Reader
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