
Martin Scorsese’s luminous study of a man at war with his own nature remains undimmed after almost 30 years and this is a rare chance to catch the big-screen version in all its monochrome majesty.
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Martin Scorsese’s luminous study of a man at war with his own nature remains undimmed after almost 30 years and this is a rare chance to catch the big-screen version in all its monochrome majesty.
Read the full Raging Bull review
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kalashnikov
Sep 28th 2009, 10:49
Famed for its fight scenes' unflinching realism and graced by De Niro's powerhouse performance as the self-destructive La Motta, Raging Bull is Martin Scorsese's finest work.
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Danfilmnut
Feb 20th 2011, 0:56
The choice to film in black and white instead of colour makes the film all that much better. Scorese really made the right choice doing this as even though it was filmed in 1980 it was bassed in the 50's / 60's of La Motta's life, so great work Scorsese!!!!
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