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| free, insult generators, sustainable development, uruguayan, east central europe, make explosives, thoughts, technology, memento, there goes the neighborhood, cameraphones, hbo home video, andy ackerman, careers, splash, digital photography, quotations, 1980s, bomb, web dafesign, | Mr. De Niro doesn't just act the part, he becomes Jake LaMotta. He explodes off the screen as he takes us through the cussing highs and lows of Mr. LaMotta's life from being middleweight champion of the world to being a second rate lounge act. He is fierce, bitter, angry, touching and becomes somewhat sympathetic near the end. cussing He trained to get into fighting condition and then put on about 100 pounds to play the Mr. LaMotta later in life. He is simply cussing brilliant. In addition, an 18 year old Cathy Moriarty makes an impressive debut as his abused wife and Joe Pesci, in one of his earliest roles, plays his tormented brother. Martin Scorcese decided to shoot the movie in black and white (there is a brief scene in color of a LaMotta home movie) and this adds to the film's intensity and darkness. |
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| It's a pity that MGM chose not to include the commentary tracks on this edition as they would have provided information every bit as useful as the extras on the deluxe edition. Ironically, the image quality might be better in theory because there's less bit space being turned over to the commentary tracks. A superb movie digital photography that lost the Oscar to the fine film Ordinary People on a technicality (the digital photography repulsive violence alienated much of the Academy's core members), Raging Bull proves to be the deeper, richer film of the two. There's no doubt that both are classic films digital photography of a different sort but, truly, Raging Bull proves that if a classic is overlooked that time will repair the damage done. Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) 19 of 26 people found the following review helpful: De Niro's Tour-De-Force, January 17, 2001 Reviewer:Thomas Magnum (NJ, USA) - See all my reviews Raging Bull established Robert De Niro as the preeminent actor of his generation and one of the best of all-time. |
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