Raging Bull

Name: Raging Bull
Director: Martin Scorsese
Genre: Drama
Released: 1980
Cast: Robert De Niro, Cathy Moriarty, Joe Pesci, Frank Vincent, Nicholas Colasanto

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Martin Scorsese• Director Robert De Niro Cathy Moriarty Joe Pesci Frank Vincent Nicholas Colasanto Theresa Saldana Mario Gallo Frank Adonis Joseph Bono Frank Topham

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Who would love this

♥Those who appreciate character-driven dramas, gritty realism, masterful filmmaking, and explorations of the human condition will likely find "Raging Bull" to be a profound and unforgettable experience. Fans of Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro's collaborations will also be drawn to its power.

Who might not

✗Viewers seeking lighthearted entertainment, clear-cut heroes, or easily digestible narratives may find "Raging Bull" to be too bleak, violent, and morally ambiguous. Those who are uncomfortable with intense psychological portraits of deeply flawed individuals might also struggle with the film.

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What critics are saying about Raging Bull

Martin Scorsese’s Raging Bull is considered a masterpiece by many, and an enigma by others. What’s to like about a film that is a black and white tragedy with extremely unlikable characters?I’ll try to explain Martin Scorsese’s postmodern cinematic style and how he used it to capture a perfect depiction of a savage. Jake Lamotta is portrayed by Robert De Niro as a primitive beast.

Raging Bull — Masculinity and Tragedy - Medium

About Raging Bull Raging Bull Summary Character List Cast List Director's Influence Glossary Themes Quotes and Analysis Part 1: "I want you to hit me in the face."Within the first images of Raging Bull, we view Jake as an isolated, melancholic figure. The romantic opening credits characterize him as a graceful, solitary man, while the the second introduction to Jake, where, as an overweight, washed-out has-been, he practices his stand-up comedy lines (which also functions as the film’s ending), depicts the pity of his frank loneliness.

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