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Raging Bull
Cast
Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, Cathy Moriarty, Frank Vincent View AllCrew
Martin Scorsese (Director), Paul Schrader (Screenplay), Mardik Martin (Screenplay) View AllRelease: Nov. 14th, 1980
Runtime: 2 hours, 9 minutes
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Raging Bull II
-Expected for 2013
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Raging Bull II
I'm absolutely disgusted by this out-come. Why do they have to make a second instalment? What's film and cinema heading to?...
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My Raging Bull Review
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Martin Scorcese's 1980 visual masterpiece, Raging Bull, follows the hard and enigmatic life of the famous boxer Jake Lamotta, otherwise known as th...
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Raging Bull overrated???
I have had Raging Bull for a while in my DVD collection and I finally got around to watching it last week and I have to say it is very overrated! It took me 3 nights to watch, fell asleep twice trying...
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Cobpyth
Scorsese and Wong Kar Wai are not really interested in the purely entertaining side of what they're portraying (even though both films are highly enjoyable to behold), but they want to say something more thoughtful and "true" about their subject.
Scorsese and Wong Kar Wai are not really interested in the purely entertaining side of what they're portraying (even though both films are highly enjoyable to behold), but they want to say something more thoughtful and "true" about their subject.
Takoma11
The story follows boxer Jake La Motta (Robert De Niro) in his quest for a championship belt, while at the same time his unbridled jealousy and anger issues damage all of his personal relationships, including his relationship with his brother Joey (Joe Pesci) and his wife Vickie (Cathy Moriarty).
The story follows boxer Jake La Motta (Robert De Niro) in his quest for a championship belt, while at the same time his unbridled jealousy and anger issues damage all of his personal relationships, including his relationship with his brother Joey (Joe Pesci) and his wife Vickie (Cathy Moriarty).
Citizen Rules
I thought the boxing scenes were boring and usually those are the best part of a boxing film.
I thought the boxing scenes were boring and usually those are the best part of a boxing film.