Raging Bull (4/12) Movie CLIP - Jake Defeats Sugar Ray (1980) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Jake (Robert De Niro) defeats the undefeated Sugar Ray Robinson (Johnny Barnes).
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: Johnny Barnes, Robert De Niro
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 part of these scenes is the fact that Scorsese actually doesn't care for boxing at all in real life but still managed to portray it in such a vivid and hard hitting manner.
People forget that Robinson would have been 124-0 before his first lost had he not lost to lamotta.
Also, Jake Lamotta fought Robinson a total of 6 times, and he beat him only once. Lamotta certainly was the Raging Bull that people referred to him as, but he wasn’t even close to the boxer the Sugar Ray Robinson was.
@@JohnnychimpO907 Yes, but all of the fights besides the 6th were extremely close. At the time many people even felt LaMotta had won the 1st and 5th fights (Sugar Ray said that was his toughest fight of all). Sugar Ray struggled against pressure fighters, LaMotta always gave him a run for his money
Not me, I live boxing, study all the champs... edit: "some" people
@@jameserath4192 me too, but we're such a minority when it comes to boxing that I'm comfortable saying just "people"
@@apomtaylor8054 your right..
Lamotta was vicious... I watched a bunch of original fights. He seriously gave people over the top beatings definitely the ANGRIEST fighter ive ever seen before
Angrier than Tyson?
Way much violent than tyson
@@bms77 Even George Foreman, Sonny Liston and Jack Dempsey were angrier than Tyson
Although Liston was more stoic than them
Hagler could also be in the conversation because he used to isolate himself from his family and friends every time he trains for a big fight he described it as letting his inner demons out in the ring
@@remyhavoc4463add Roberto Duran
Bullseye on wifey 😉
This movie is a classic I can watch it everyday
Me too
NO sport looks as dramatic in photography or cinema as boxing, especially in black and white. It needs no words and is understood just through pictures like nothing else.
Look at de Niro, what a shape, world new that he can play almost anything, but lift himself to the level of professional sportsman, damn
I love how jake went to the corner after the knockdown them after Robinson got up jake started approaching him with his fists together
Chin down, hands up. Its helped me in every fight ive been in.
Yeah it's called boxing
This fight was in Detroit at the Olympia Stadium, the MSG of Detroit and home of the Red Wings. My dad was a huge Jake fan and was there while home on leave from the army before shipping out to the South Pacific. Years later, he watched Jake's last fight with Robinson on TV and described it as "brutal". He could not figure out why the ref did not stop the fight but looking back, Jake probably did not let him.
Thanks for those memories.
nice made up story, bro.
@@jotarokujo5132 Why on earth would you think he made it up? Nothing in the story seems unbelievable or contrived. The commenter just gave us an interesting relevant story on his fathers experience with the real life events of this film and you just attack him for no reason?
@@williamcombis4836 You don't know YT very well, it seems. 90% of the commenters are supposedly former Navy SEALS, Army, tough bouncers, professional assassins, etc.
@@jotarokujo5132 ...and the commenter you were replying to claimed to be none of those things. Just a guy whose father was a Detroit boxing fan who served in the army. Nothing braggadocious about that claim.
9/19/2017, Jake LaMotta R.I.P.
What an editing
That sequence from 0:40: LaMotta drives him across the ring, punches him through the ropes. the camera zooms into Sugar Ray's face, then there's a flash bulb freeze frame of LaMotta, and then a slow-motion pacing around the ring and speed-up back to realtime. It's just amazing work!
@@hux2000yeah camera moves down on him and the movement is artificially sped up with frames missing and then moves beyond his face at the last moment, and if you look carefully a flash bulb goes off into the camera just prior to the overexposed POV looking up at de Niro. Followed by a cut to the shot along the ropes with another flash bulb going off. The viewer is supposed to be disoriented as if they are the fight, and it works. Frankly I think all of the coke Scorsese was taking at the time shows here in the focused chaos of his filmmaking. Brilliant filmmaking no doubt. The whole thing was storyboarded and meticulously planned by Scorsese prior to shooting and Thelma said she didn’t have to make my decisions because Scorsese had planned it all so prior.
An avant-gard escene, maybe with the most groundbreaking technics on edition and camera for that time. Such a masterpiece!
pretty impressive---beating Robinson, greatest fighter pound for pound, when he was in or near his prime
LaMotta did have a 16 pound weight advantage.
@@ppuh6tfrz646 yet Sugar Robinson would beat Lametta 5/6 of their fights
@@kiboma4209 Precisely.
Robinson had 137 fights before his first retirement in 1952.
In that time the only fighter in the same weight category who beat him was Randolph Turpin.
Robinson is the greatest fighter of all time.
@kiboma4209 regardless jake knocked him down 3 times. 5th fight was also controversial. And he's the only boxer to say he beat prime Robinson. One of the best chins of all time as well. RIP champ
2 of the other other fights were very close and actually controversial. Reports from the time indicate they could have gone either way.
No offence to the actor but sugar ray Robinson was a much more handsome chap.
And he wasn't sulky and evil or sinister, or bad as they portray him here. He also didn't get punched in the face like this either...La Motta he lost 5 times to Ray, and his only claim to famed was "You never knocked me down." Outclassed.
The actor looks like a Berber or something.
His only claim to fame is that the greatest P2P boxer of all time didn't knock him down, what a pushover right?
Wasn’t sinister? Sometimes he could be. Ask his wife.
@@m33m63 I feel like *beating* that boxer is slightly bigger claim to fame. (Understatement.)
Is it me? But that boxing ring looks huge!!!!
Unlike real boxing matches, they wanted to get up close and personal to make the fights seem more intense and brutal, but with all the equipment, a normal sized ring was too small.
The size of the boxing rings are different throughout the movie, and they’re meant to reflect lamotta’s mental status
It's a film dude...but actually rings were bigger back in the day, and it would have favoured Robinson
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The best scene, look at the camera how it moves...
Wonderful
0:53 The face of rage
Ing bull
@@ThomasgermaineXD
Ray looked so creepy in this movie, they really chose the wrong actor.
Exactly! 🤣😂🤣😂😂 He was a pretty boy he looked nothing like that lol! That's a fact!
Okay I just searched it up and I agree with you
Nah it gave him a nasty look. I liked it. He wss supposed to be intimidating in this
@@gelsen888 the real sugar ray looks nothing like that lol
@Movie Magic The actor playing Robinson doesn't imitate his boxing style very well either.
I can understand why people think there must have been someone who could do it better.
0:51 I love the slow motion
Most of the world, now, would never had known the Bull without Scorsese, Robert Di Nero, and Smokin' Joe Pesci..I love these Irish guys...just kidding, paisans...Great combination of Hollywood' finest....great bioflick...
Any serious pugilist fan would. Was an insult to my, and sure MANY others intelligence...
Ain't gonna be no rematch!
Don't want one
LaMotta was definitely the ultimate NYC street fighting machine (one of the toughest men to ever step in the ring!). Hence the moniker "Raging Bull!".
RIP Jake, may you find salvation.
I don’t think anyone can convince me that Robert De Niro isn’t the best actor of all time
MasonFromSpace do you think this is his best performance?
Randy White i don’t know he’s done amazing in so many films
@@randywhite3947 For me it's between this, Taxi Driver, or Godfather II
James Earl Jones
Tom Etheridge I’m sorry but no. Great actor but definitely not the best of all time.
What a beautifully shot film
People seem to wonder why no movie was made about sugar ray? Because he wasn't the underdog he wasn't the the tough guy he didn't knock LaMotta down an Robinson was always the favorite but LaMotta put Robinson down on multiple times knocked him out of the ring an really was in most of there fights here is the greatest fighter pound for pound in the world getting floored by a guy who's an underdog sounds like a good story just give LaMotta his due credit where credit is due
John Krausse I’d still love to see a movie about Sugar Ray
Humans are storytellers and story consumers. We're desperate for them. A man coming from nothing, fighting against crazy odds, winning and then sinking into despair and uselessness makes us want to watch. We want to see a fight against adversity because it gives us hope that we can overcome our own adversity. Comparatively speaking, no one cares about someone who was just really, really good who was always expected to be good. There's a reason why no one will ever make an Oscar-winning movie about Floyd Mayweather Jr.
@@hux2000
Sugar Ray Robinson was a poor teenager tap dancing in the street for money before he found boxing and just like Lamotta he dealt with alot of internal struggle like every fighter does. Also you have to remember how corrupt boxing was back then. Sugar Ray was so good he was able to succeed without the interference of the mob. There is drama in anyone life if you look hard enough even Floyd Mayweather.
Sugar Ray didn’t write a great memoir - Lamotta did and inspired the movie.
Matt G like Rocky
Can never get over how comically big the ring is in some shots lol
RIP Jake LaMotta
You never got me down Ray. You never got me down
Lamotta has a really bad reputation as jus being a brawler wen he had amazing defensive skills too
duffy bros is that right? I didn’t know that. I read that he had a strategy of moving with punches to minimize the force. But aside from that not much else.
*Rocky - Final Bell them plays
*
Sugar ray Robinson is the single most greatest boxer of all time !!
But lost to The Raging Bull. YOu know who I'm talking about. Lol
@@robmagee7230sugar ray robinson whooped lamotta in the rematch tho
Realistic Boxing by Deniro. Incredible Acting !
No words to describe this film...simply epic....👍👍👍
I'm no mathematician but i think that's two words
A work of genius
Gotta love movie boxing...defense is out of the question.
Who’s here after his fight scene in the Irishman 😂😂
Nobody played a better exboxer like Robert deniro. Nobody
sucks that there isn't any historical footage from their rematch
Jake was the like up there with all great rated fighter.
Toughest, took 94fight putknock him to the floor. 1St to beat Sugar Ray. first to knock Sugar down and put Sugar Ray another time ( maybe it was more ) and Robinson out of 6 fights still never ever knocked Jake off his feet. and Jake won the belt against Cerdan.
great watching Jake fight!
Robinson would go on to win 89 straight matches after this loss.
Hats of for De Niro here
definitely need to watch this movie
If you pause it 1:04, you see from a profile the raging bull moving in . . .
Lord Jesus that is the skinniest sugar ray I have ever seen
Jake LaMotta vs Rocky Balboa please.
There too similar lol Rocky was mostly a fictional version of Rocky Marciano vs. a fictional version of Ali (Apollo Creed). But the way Rocky just takes punishment, particularly to the head so he can strike back with worse: he a little bit like Lamotta was too.
There is pretty much a movie made, stallone vs de niro... not as bad as people say either...
lmao
Actually Rocky was inspired by chuck wepner and Muhammad Ali
watch Grudge Match
Is that real commentary by Don Dunphy?
Yes it was
Robert de niro is the best of the best a lagend
“And Robinson doesn’t like it?
0:43 I always thought this was done really badly.
The sound of the gloves are loud
I never realized how big that ring was in the movie
Jake fought an aging Sugar Ray and supposedly he took a dive for the mob.
Wtf 😂 Ray only had 40 fights at the time. Was 4 years into his career. He fought literally over 100 more times after that. Cut bs. And beyond that the mob ran the show back then. U do what they say or ur dead.
Sugar Ray Robinson was the best fighter in history , pound for pound
😐
Low key this is way better than rocky
Noah Redding I don’t like Rocky and I didn’t ask about the differences lol
Lloyd Christmas So?
ANDRÉ TORNIE so what ?
Lloyd Christmas you mean high key this a top five Movie of all time
Randy White definately
These guys fought like 8 times and this was the only time that Ray lost.
what is that effect at 00:45 ? its weird
love you man never give in never )O(
1:23 They changed the judges' names.
Strange.
Rocky balboa
Didn’t get me down ray
the murder of ghost is sugar ray
The Pauls, KSI and Tommey Fury are a damn disgrace to humanity
Man scorsese doesn't like sugar ray in this movie at all
+ « It's Better Sounds The Tittle Of This Clip :) Mur-ray Defeats Sugar Ray !!! »
100% X3
SRR went down but Jake didnt
Sugar ray Robinson is the goat in boxing I no Floyd undefeated he only had 50 fight rocky went 49 and 0 sugar at this point 124 and 0 😱
Only 10 rounds??
Conph why don't you go in the ring and see how 10 rounds is
Saul Goodman what i am saying is that i thought rounds went up to 21 rounds or 15 at least numbnuts.
Conph you really don't know boxing do you idiot
Saul Goodman Lol I know a few things. I thought the rounds were supposed to be longer for this one, as one of their other fights reached the 13th round.
Saul Goodman attorney at law?
Why wasn’t Jake in the war?? This was 1943 and he was of age.
He was rejected cuz of a hearing problem caused from a cbildhood operation.
@@fvgc454ss Didn’t have the problem in the movie though.
@Robsay01 well Deniro didn't have a hearing problem. the military rejected jake for it tho. U can talk to them about it. Beyond that they didn't send every single male in the country to war that age.
The Goonies was better
I got to thinking De Niro is a bum he has acted so many roles as basically the same character. I'd forgotten how great he was in his early stuff.
If you take De Niro in Mean Streets, Godfather II, Taxi Driver, and Raging Bull, no other movie, he would still be a legend of all time. He would go down in history and his legacy as a performer would stand up to anyone else in film. We were so, so lucky to have seen him in Ronin, Casino, and of course Goodfellas that he can be a Fokker all day, and I would still love him.
0:35 - 0:40
Disagree but fair enough, but no way Chrissy is >> Kim
127-1-2
Love ❤
This reminds me of Rocky
In what???
Both films involve boxing. That’s where the similarities stop
One of the best movies I've ever seen
he loss like 5 times to sugar ray
Who one could argue won purely on points because he was too chickenshit to engage LaMotta in close quarters combat.
Colonel Carrillo Same thing with Mayweather. They both win by points which isn't really entertaining
+Ron P Lol if you knew anything about boxing or at least had the experience of being a boxer you would know that being knocked out early would be far preferable to being "ground down" by an endless barrage of dual-handed hooks and uppercuts to the liver and kidneys at the behest of LaMotta and his seemingly endless reservoir of stamina.
Colonel Carrillo He kicked LaMotta’s ass in the last fight
+Colonel Carillo
you do realize la motta was pressure fighter himself? he wasn't a knockouter, indeed ray was!
This is a decision win in the 1940s. Ray got robbed and proved it by beating Lamotta multiple times after this
Bullshit.
In all fairness to LaMotta, this is no robbed. Purist and press who watched the fight do agree that LaMotta won this one. Actually, even the 3rd and 5th fights are very controversial wins for Robinson.
This is utter and complete bullshit. And when all you can site is the decade that this took place, it shows you have NOTHING upon which to base that bullshit. What would some Star Wars douche know about 1940's boxing anyhow?
You are wayyy off lol
@@raygan1221👍
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