Raging Bull (3/12) Movie CLIP - Hit Me in the Face (1980) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Jake (Robert De Niro) asks Joey (Joe Pesci) to hit him in the face, teasing him until he finally complies.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Martin Scorsese's brutal character study incisively portrays the true rise and fall and redemption of middleweight boxer Jake La Motta, a violent man in and out of the ring who thrives on his ability (and desire) to take a beating. Opening with the spectacle of the over-the-hill La Motta (Robert De Niro) practicing his 1960s night-club act, the film flashes back to 1940s New York, when Jake's career is on the rise. Despite pressure from the local mobsters, Jake trusts his brother Joey (Joe Pesci) to help him make it to a title bout against Sugar Ray Robinson the honest way; the Mob, however, will not cave in. Jake gets the title bout, and blonde teenage second wife Vickie (Cathy Moriarty), but success does nothing to exorcise his demons, even as he channels his rage into boxing. Alienating Vickie and Joey, and disastrously gaining weight, Jake has destroyed his personal and professional lives by the 1950s. After he hits bottom, however, Jake emerges with a gleam of self-awareness, as he sits rehearsing Marlon Brando's On the Waterfront speech in his dressing room mirror: "I coulda been a contender, I coulda been somebody." Working with a script adapted by Mardik Martin and Paul Schrader from La Motta's memoirs, Scorsese and De Niro sought to make an uncompromising portrait of an unlikable man and his ruthless profession. Eschewing uplifting Rocky-like boxing movie conventions, their Jake is relentlessly cruel and self-destructive; the only peace he can make is with himself. Michael Chapman's stark black-and-white photography creates a documentary/tabloid realism; the production famously shut down so that De Niro could gain 50-plus pounds. Raging Bull opened in late 1980 to raves for its artistry and revulsion for its protagonist; despite eight Oscar nominations, it underperformed at the box office, as audiences increasingly turned away from "difficult" films in the late '70s and early '80s. The Academy concurred, passing over Scorsese's work for Best Director and Picture in favor of Robert Redford and Ordinary People, although De Niro won a much-deserved Oscar, as did the film's editor, Thelma Schoonmaker. Oscar or no Oscar, Raging Bull has often been cited as the best American film of the 1980s.
CREDITS:
TM & © MGM (1980)
Cast: Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci
Director: Martin Scorsese
Producers: Robert Chartoff, Hal W. Polaire, Peter Savage, Irwin Winkler
Screenwriters: Jake LaMotta, Joseph Carter, Peter Savage, Paul Schrader, Mardik Martin
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The best scenes in this movie are the 1-on-1 conversations between these two. Pure personality.
@@dr.juerdotitsgo5119 And now, The Irishman.
The besy scenes in alot of movies..even the irishman...each movie was diff,too...this one theyre brothers...goodfellas they were partners..casino,they were against each other...irishman they played aging criminals...imo,they are the the top 10 best actors ever,along with james gandolfini..its no mistake ,i guess we all love mob and boxing movies...
Love the dialogue in these films.
Casino
The sit-down with De Niro and Pacino in Heat
They got some of the best lines ever
It arguably is it’s finest quality
It’s crazy how scary Deniro is in this and Pesci is the nervous one while in Casino Pesci is the scary one and Deniro is the nervous one.
In Goodfellas, they both are scary, the one who nervous is Liotta
And in Goodfellas, Pesci was the funny one. lol
@@zackzallie8735 Pesci was the funny one in all three 😅😅
@@zackzallie8735 funny how? :|
@@mjm1987 you know? when you tell the story and everything.
this is the best scene to describe jake's self-destructive psychology
Yes, *and* his competitive rage. Speaking of which, anyone who is interested should read about a famous Nike athlete - turned - coach named Alberto Salazar. He is widely regarded as the Raging Bull of running.
Except Jake LaMotta neither became a coach, nor received a permanent ban from coaching because of crass statements.
"What am I gonna hit you with..table?"
LOOOL
Lol, So funny!
@@phillytheflyerable Your profile picture reminds me of Mr Bean almost hitting the headmaster with a chair 😂😂 Wonder if he'd have tried with a table if the chair had missed.........
Seemed like improv and such a realistic response from a nervous little brother
The movie looks like it came in the 40s I love it
Outstanding recreation of the 40s and 50s. Masterful film making in every way. Forget the violence and profanity, however realistic. Scorsese captures this time period so effectively that it's hard to actually believe that the film was shot in 1980. Beautiful work.
Noir style.
well yeah
More like a movie from the 60s
Pesci is so good the way he seems scared to hit him
Jay Moose he’s such a good actor it’s almost scary. he makes you believe everything he says and does
The odd part is the slaps feel more real than the punches.
So versatile, hes great acting the bully like casino and also the weak like here.
@@cockoffgewgle4993 why is that odd? Pecsi wasn't really socking him but the slaps were real
Because he's lived with this menace for his whole life, he knows where this is going lol
Jake: I got these small hands.
Joey: It is what it is.
LOL
Hi Patrick, how is Paul?
Nobody cares.
Seriously lmao like whaddya gonna do
@P T based comment
A hundred movies with DeNiro and Pesci will never get old, these two are the perfect chemistry mix.
Facts
"My hands feel funny Joey."
"Funny how?"
Like my hands are here to amuse you???
It proves the strongest person isn't the one who can throw a punch, but the one who can take a punch.
Or the dumbest.
Sometimes the two go together.
Or the one who spikes the punch
allison hwang Or the one who can throw and take a punch.
This scene has the complete opposite intention...
I love how Joe Pesci, a small man has a larger than life temper
Sylvia-Novella Underwood Napoleon complex.
@@pseudohipSTAR90 I thought old Nap had a power complex?
You can see from just this one scene - what a great actor Deniro is. His face holds the camera so well.
“I don’t care about what you said, I ain’t doin it. Fuckin nut!” 😂
I love this scene. By revealing he'll never fight Joe Louis, he's revealing that his idea of happiness is always out of reach. Fantastic stuff
Small hands. Small ego.
Fun fact tho, Pesci was unknown at the time film was made
I heard he auditioned to play Clemenza in Godfather II at one point. He and Frank Vincent got their big break because De Niro saw them in Death Collector and wanted them in Raging Bull.
I still think Pesci should've won the Oscar for this instead of Goodfellas. I liked his role a lot better here.
@@TDKiller415 idk man. He was a standout in Goodfellas. He wss great here but idk about Oscar great
@@el34glo59 Two different roles, here he was the voice of reason and clearly intimidated by his older brother, but in Goodfellas he was a mad little cowboy gangster.
I just think it required a lot more acting skill to play Joey LaMotta than Tommy DeVito.
But still, thats my opinion. I still think he deserved the Oscar for Goodfellas, but I would've preferred him to win for Raging Bull more.
@@TDKiller415 Couldn't agree more
Every scene between them is so believable. Amazing acting.
1:21 that smile on Pesci's face after De Niro's line
So funny
'What are ya tryin' to prove? What does it prove?' It proves to Jake, in his mind, at least that he's tougher and harder than the rest.
2:33 The way he said it LMAO 😂
Note how Scorcese cuts to Jake's wife, now silent and trembling by the door to the other room, at the very end of this scene, her disposition now completely changed by the punches Jake just took from his brother in a bizarre display of masochism. We are left to our own interpretation of what she must have been thinking. Great film by a master of American cinema. Exceptional performances all around.
@Dowhat Iwant Pretty good bait, not gonna lie.
@Dowhat Iwant rofl
It's not that deep, Socrates. It's perfectly understandable that a wife would be riveted by the spectacle of her husband making his brother pound him in the face.
@@susieq360 Socrates ? She was aggresive towards him about the steak he insisted that she undercook just minutes before he took the pounding. Maybe he was showing her that he wanted to give her a beating but took one from his own brother instead. Maybe Scorcese is 'deeper' than you think.
@@richardmulkeen4167 No. My point is that you're making a mountain out of a molehill. Her previous anger is irrelevant because the man had his brother BEAT HIM IN THE FACE. Any sane person would stop what they're doing to watch such a crazy spectacle. You're trying to sound profound about something that's self-explanatory.
DeNiro: How many times I gotta tell ya.
Pesci: Not too many more. Ha
He shoulda said what’s a matter with you ?
He embodied the void. The endless pit of rage.
1:46 when Pesci delivers that line 🤣
Greatest movie about boxing ever made, in fact, one of the greatest movies ever made, period.
What am i gonna hit you with the table? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
One of the best scenes ever made
-wrap it around your hand, how many times I gotta tell u??
-not too many more, eh
DON'T BUY ANYTHING!!
Your gonna get us all pinched!
“Wrap it around your hand!! How many times I gotta tell ya!!”😂😂
There has never been another scene in movie history featuring two actors locked into some type of interaction that was more captivating & engrossing than when these two dynamic superstar powerhouses came together to interact, as DeNiro & Pesci could always conjure movie magic.
The finest & most splendidly entertaining dynamic duo in film history. Beyond Amazing!
The way he slapped him for mot doin it harder 😂😂😂
If he wanted him to hit him harder, he should have told him to get his shine box.
_"You're going to drive yourself crazy. It's_ _not normal."_
_"I want you to hit me in the face."_
Too late.
How does Martin Scorsese so naturally mix real life drama and violence with comedy?? This, Goodfellas and Casino are easily three of the FUNNIEST films I've ever seen in my life 🤣🤣🤣 Some of his films should be released with an optional laugh track
I'll tell you how, Scorsese is a true psychopath, but also has a sense of humor. Its a rare gift.
In this scene DeNiro and Pesci are actually hitting each other
It was among the Italians it was real grease ball stuff.
It's what it is.
Shut. Up. And. Write. Something. Original.
This cracks me up everytime😂😂😂 De niro and Pesci had comic wit like stan and ollie
pure comedy gold.
when they hit each other, priceless.
0:12 Damn thats deep, at least he had the chance to fight sugar ray robinson six times.
Fun fact:
Joe Pesci is older than Robert De Niro 🤣🤣
They're both the same age .. both 77 years old Today
@@mrmister9249 I know but Joe Pesci was born first
And Robert De Niro is taller than Joe Pesci.
And?
@@el34glo59 Its a fun fact because Joe Pesci's playing the younger brother when he's actually older than Robert De Niro by a few months.......
2:35 punching sound effect
"This is a legendary scene.... De Niro and Pesci are brilliant, even in small parts!!! Iconic film!!!! " ~Fye O aka The upcoming Director~
You know what’s wrong with me? My hands. I never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
Hahahahahahah
Small hand that was your problem. I was afraid to face my friends!
he sure is taking blows like a varsity athlete
fight club the early years
1:54 I don't have any gloves. What am I going to hit you with, my shinebox?
"But you're crazy to even think about something like that!" Love that
This movie actually scared me because of its realism and language. I almost walked out of the theater when I first saw it in 1980. Even though I was 24, I've never seen a movie with so much language and violence on a personal level, other than "The Godfather" witch I didn't see until later.
Get out of here you danger
Lmao this boomer's a pusshole
......actin like you never been through things like this
Tell me about it............ I was 17 when i saw it at the show. I thought i was dreaming........could this be a movie?
What a wuss
One of the most Greatest Acted scene's period !
Great scene
Rumor has it that they were really punching each other
He should have said "spitshine tommy punch me"
"What am I gonna hit you with, the table?"
He should've started by getting Mr. Bean to at least throw a chair at him 🤣🤣
How many times " not too many more ! " lol
I like the part where he says harder
Hit me on the face or you get your shine box
Harry James' 2 o'clock Jump playing in the background. Perfect.
Want to see a magic trick? Go to 2:34 then to 2:43. And the blood disappears!
This is a perfect activity for encounter groups.
Tony Soprano with his small hands never could take Jake down
Damn good movie!!!... still the best of all times.....legends!!!!
Oh my goodness. The auto-generated subtitles slay me.
“Not too many more..” 😂That line gets me
DID I NOT TELL YOU JUST TO DO IT?
Jake lamotta was a badass. He even gave sugar ray Robinson his first loss. I heard.
He sure did, and it was hen Sugar Ray was in his prime.
One of my favourite films... Sadly, the clips i want to see are almost silent, it seems, when the ads that pop up smash my ear drums...
wrap it around ya han!
Ya fackin nut!💀😂😂 naans your cuts are opening up and everything 💀💀 imagine if joe would have been in mean streets??
I was studying cinema by the early 90s - we all agreed with the general assessment that "Raging Bull" was the best American film of the rather sorry decade of the 80s. And yet I feel that it's been forgotten about except by old film nerds like me. This movie never seems to come up in casual retrospectives or in fan's-favorite lists - it's like it's been forgotten. I wonder if the b&w is the reason why - today's kids hate b&w.
I admire this movie and de niro , amazing
Hardah. Hardah. HARDAH!
at least take off the ring!
Watching these in SLO mo is funny 😂
There was a time when De Niro was in every single great movie coming out of the Western emisphere
"fuck'n nut" lol.
The funniest thing about this clip is the idea that LaMotta thought that he would never have the chance to face the best boxer there ever was. He faced Sugar Ray Robinson six times!!!
2:34 "I'm gonna smack ya again- chrow it again' "chrow' lol
One of the greatest movies of all time !!
Bro he just like to wind people up just to see them spin lol
It had me dying 😂 😂🤣🤣
Deffense mode
Two masters.
Mesmerizing.
I liked the SNL version of this with Andrew Dice Clay.
"You know what's the matter with me? My hands. I got these small hands. Like little girl's hands."
Jake LaMotta and Charlie Kelly's uncle have a lot in common.
the meaning behind this scene is to show how strong jake lomatas chin was since he had a iron chin.
I think I only got about a quarter of the words in this scene at max volume. They need to up the volume on these clips if it's a quiet scene
I love that he's saying, "harder" AS he's getting punched in the face lol. 2:20
I didn't properly drink the juices out from this orange until right now. What a scene
Joey is absolutely terrified of jake
So this is how fight club started.
does anyone know what the picture says in the background when joey is hitting Jake? trying to do a assignment on this scene lol.
"Bono"
Damn that was the Gene Gene the Dancing Machine tune at the end of the clip!
LMAO. Gong show reference probably went over alot of folks head under 40 yrs old
Reminds me of my wife and me. I'm Pesci and she's DeNiro.ha! ha!
Real tough guy!
Not something to brag about, red cap.
Jackass
Harder! Harder!
WRAP THE TOWEL AROUND YOUR HAND
What am I gonna hit you with, a shine box?
I like the way he says: Naah your fukcing cuts are open and everything....
He missed getting slapped in the deer Hunter
Take ya best shot, I wantcha to fuckin lay me out!
Small hands. That was your problem.
Forget about it? I thought forget about it meant Forget about it? Eh.