Wie ein wilder Stier

Originaltitel: Raging Bull

1980
16
2 Std. 9 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,1/10

389.380

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

1.778

Robert De Niro and Cathy Moriarty in Wie ein wilder Stier (1980)

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Der hoch emotionale und selbstzerstörerische Lebensweg eines Boxers, den Gewalt und Zorn zu den Größten im Ring aufsteigen lassen und gleichzeitig sein Leben draußen zerstören.Der hoch emotionale und selbstzerstörerische Lebensweg eines Boxers, den Gewalt und Zorn zu den Größten im Ring aufsteigen lassen und gleichzeitig sein Leben draußen zerstören.Der hoch emotionale und selbstzerstörerische Lebensweg eines Boxers, den Gewalt und Zorn zu den Größten im Ring aufsteigen lassen und gleichzeitig sein Leben draußen zerstören.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,1/10

389.380

IHRE BEWERTUNG

BELIEBTHEIT

1.778

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Am besten bewerteter Film #171

2 Oscars gewonnen
- 24 Gewinne & 28 Nominierungen insgesamt

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When the real Jake LaMotta saw the movie, he said it made him break down in tears and realize for the first time what a terrible person he had been. He asked the real Vicki LaMotta "Was I really like that?". Vicki replied "You were worse."

Patzer
When Jake follows Joey into the parking garage, hip-hop-style graffiti is visible outside it.

Zitate
[first lines]
Jake La Motta: I remember those cheers / They still ring in my ears / After years, they remain in my thoughts. / Go to one night / I took off my robe, and what'd I do? I forgot to wear shorts. / I recall every fall / Every hook, every jab / The worst way a guy can get rid of his flab. / As you know, my life wasn't drab. / Though I'd much... Though I'd rather hear you cheer / When you delve... Though I'd rather hear you cheer / When I delve into Shakespeare / "A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse", I haven't had a winner in six months.
[he lights a cigar]
Jake La Motta: Though I'm no Olivier / I would much rather... And though I'm no Olivier / If he fought Sugar Ray / He would say / That the thing ain't the ring, it's the play. / So give me a... stage / Where this bull here can rage / And though I could fight / I'd much rather recite /... that's entertainment.

Crazy Credits
The film is in black and white, but during the opening credits, the title is in red letters.

Alternative Versionen
CBS edited 8 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television premiere.

Verbindungen
Edited into Tough Guise: Violence, Media & the Crisis in Masculinity (1999)

Soundtracks
Cavalleria rusticana: Intermezzo
Music by Pietro Mascagni
Performed by Orchestra del Teatro Comunale di Bologna (as Orchestra of Bologna Municop Thetra)
Conducted by Arturo Basile
Courtesy of RCA, S.P.A.

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8/10

Bovine Pugilist & Paranoid Misogynist...

There's very little to like about the character portrayed here by Robert De Niro, other than to acknowledge that he took advantage of one of the few things he was good at i.e. thumping anyone who enraged him regardless of whether they were in the boxing ring or not.

The power of the movie comes from De Niro under the direction of Martin Scorsese, providing a wholly convincing performance of the furious, bitter, bovine pugilist with serious psychological issues. It is one of the truly great performances of that decade, perhaps of all time, nailing the establishment of a character it's genuinely difficult to have any empathy or sympathy with. If you dig deeper, you will not be surprised to find a serial misogynist who married seven times and who beat all of his wives. If this is your type of hero you might like to reconsider how you got there. If De Nero, Scorsese and cinema are your heroes, not too many will disagree with that.