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Guest IYG

Hmm, am I the only one who hates Raging Bull with a passion??? :lol:

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Guest Banshees Scream

Jack could soon be taking good old Max Schmelings place

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  Banshees Scream said:
Jack could soon be taking good old Max Schmelings place

What would he want with his place?

 

 

(Answer: chips and mushy peas) :o

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Guest Jimmy Fitzsimmons

Jake LaMotta was a professional fighter, with a chin of granite and heart bigger than a lion! A man who feared no fighter in the ring nor man on the street. A figher who beat the best of the best in his day. A man who learned what the word "comeback" was all about later in life. He fought all commers and then some. Hail to the Ragging Bull!!! My kind of fighter bar none.

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Guest Dinny
:lol: I just don't know how anyone could not like Raging Bull. I just watched it again last night and Robert Di Niro did an amazing job in that film. He deserved every inch of that academy award for the roll he portrayed. I was aware of the fighting Jake LaMotta did but never really watched him fight as I wasn't a fight buff at that age, I was in high school at the time, or perhaps grammar school, but still, the movie was amazing to me. Except for the parts where he was beating his wife. That was disturbing, obviously Jake was a bull, a real horible person who deserved everything he got after he was champ, I mean the jail and the desertion of his family, but the acting DiNiro did was still amazing! How could you not agree with that?

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  Dinny said:
:lol: I just don't know how anyone could not like Raging Bull. I just watched it again last night and Robert Di Niro did an amazing job in that film. He deserved every inch of that academy award for the roll he portrayed. I was aware of the fighting Jake LaMotta did but never really watched him fight as I wasn't a fight buff at that age, I was in high school at the time, or perhaps grammar school, but still, the movie was amazing to me. Except for the parts where he was beating his wife. That was disturbing, obviously Jake was a bull, a real horible person who deserved everything he got after he was champ, I mean the jail and the desertion of his family, but the acting DiNiro did was still amazing! How could you not agree with that?

I have problems regarding Martin Scorsese movies, I can't stand most of them.

 

I saw Raging Bull and I heard all the hype about how great it is and blah blah blah and I was just bored, I wanted it to end, the pain of watching it was unbearable.

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Guest yeah rite

you sound like a little siisy boy that dont like ta fight

 

 

 

anyone that is all about fightin would love this movie and if ya a cyber nerd you should look up movies like funny face ya sissy boy

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Guest IYG

Thank you for that wonderful insight oh stupid one who can not type, I'll be sure to take your advice.

 

In the words of Russel Crowe: "Making movies, making songs and fighting round the world." :unsure:

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  IYG said:
I have problems regarding Martin Scorsese movies, I can't stand most of them.

 

I saw Raging Bull and I heard all the hype about how great it is and blah blah blah and I was just bored, I wanted it to end, the pain of watching it was unbearable.

Your criticism of "Raging Bull" is tainted by the fact that you dislike most of the work of one of the greatest filmmakers of our time. You obviously have no taste, nor do you possess any appreciation of true brilliance. Your personal favorites are likely to be "Gone in 60 Seconds" and "Jaws: The Revenge". Revel in your ignorance.

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You obviously have no taste, nor do you possess any appreciation of true brilliance. Your personal favorites are likely to be "Gone in 60 Seconds" and "Jaws: The Revenge". Revel in your ignorance

 

Actually, mine is Scooby Doo

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  Anoki said:
Revel in your ignorance.

We all revel in our own ignorance. If we weren't ignorant to a large degree we'd go mad. No-one knows everything about everything. Even you.

 

I suspect you may not have postulated a solution to Fermat's Last Theorem, or come up with string theory, or are not a brain surgeon. But because you happen to like films that M. Scorsese has made, you believe this somehow elevates you above other "ignorant" people, who happen to disagree with you.

 

This sounds wrong to me. I am better than you because I like this/do this and you are inferior because you do not. I'd say you're the one with the problem, not IYG.

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  Anoki said:
  IYG said:
I have problems regarding Martin Scorsese movies, I can't stand most of them.

 

I saw Raging Bull and I heard all the hype about how great it is and blah blah blah and I was just bored, I wanted it to end, the pain of watching it was unbearable.

Your criticism of "Raging Bull" is tainted by the fact that you dislike most of the work of one of the greatest filmmakers of our time. You obviously have no taste, nor do you possess any appreciation of true brilliance. Your personal favorites are likely to be "Gone in 60 Seconds" and "Jaws: The Revenge". Revel in your ignorance.

But did you know that Raging Bull which was the second movie I watched by Scorsese (Taxi Driver was the first) caused my dislike for him?

 

I'll admit I like certain Scorsese movies but most of them are on my dislike list.

 

I'll also admit to liking Gone in 60 Seconds but that's because of Angelina Jolie and even the great Michael Caine couldn't save Jaws: The Revenge.

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BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) - Boxer Jake LaMotta's ex-wife has died.

The former middleweight champ's marriage to Brooklyn-born beauty

Vicki LaMotta was portrayed in the film "Raging Bull." She was 75

years old.

Her family says she died in a hospital in Boca Raton, Florida,

about six months after undergoing open heart surgery.

In the movie, Robert DeNiro plays the boxer who is obsessed with

his young wife, played by Cathy Moriarty.

The real Vicki LaMotta posed nude for Playboy in 1981, when she

was 51 years old -- saying she did it to show life doesn't end at

30.

LaMotta later lent her name to a cosmetics line, made

commercials and appeared on television and at fight arenas.

 

 

Husbands often follow closely after wives...

Edited by Typhoid Harry

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Guest ibby

hey.. wot gets my vote in ragin bull is the fact tht de niro put on so much weight for it!

 

but back to topic.. ye it'd b kewl if he died.. cos he boring now

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Guest matthew

maybe everyone here has forgotten that jake lamotta isnt just a character in a movie. the topic was jake lamotta not raging bull. and i dont understand why anyone would think it was cool if he died, you put your post on the internet about him, does anyone post about you? jake lamotta cant be that bad of a guy because raging bull was based on a book that HE wrote, therefore he would have to know that he was a monster or he would have never portrayed himself like that.

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  matthew said:
maybe everyone here has forgotten that jake lamotta isnt just a character in a movie. the topic was jake lamotta not raging bull. and i dont understand why anyone would think it was cool if he died, you put your post on the internet about him, does anyone post about you? jake lamotta cant be that bad of a guy because raging bull was based on a book that HE wrote, therefore he would have to know that he was a monster or he would have never portrayed himself like that.

He could simply be a twit, of course.

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yeah someone trying to let his badness out in the open and move on with his life makes him a twit. hes not a twit your just a moron.

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Guest One Man Jury
  matthew said:
yeah someone trying to let his badness out in the open and move on with his life makes him a twit. hes not a twit your just a moron.

Like Michael Jackson maybe.

 

<_<

 

That should employ your single brain cell for a moment your retard.

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  One Man Jury said:
  matthew said:
yeah someone trying to let his badness out in the open and move on with his life makes him a twit.  hes not a twit your just a moron.

Like Michael Jackson maybe.

 

<_<

 

That should employ your single brain cell for a moment your retard.

Does your anger prevent proof reading?

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Guest One Man Jury
  josco said:
  One Man Jury said:
  matthew said:
yeah someone trying to let his badness out in the open and move on with his life makes him a twit.  hes not a twit your just a moron.

Like Michael Jackson maybe.

 

:D

 

That should employ your single brain cell for a moment your retard.

Does your anger prevent proof reading?

Yep, the red mist descends.

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It would be something if Lamotta passed this year. In the boxing catagory we would be 2 for 2... but what are the odds?

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  Banshees Scream said:
It would be something if Lamotta passed this year. In the boxing catagory we would be 2 for 2... but what are the odds?

2 to 1 on that he throws it in the 86th round.

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Guest matthew

haha you guys are awful, jakes an idol, i hope he lives because i wanna meet him.

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