Comme un taureau sauvage

Titre original : Raging Bull

1980
R
2h 9m

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8,1/10

390 k

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Robert De Niro in Comme un taureau sauvage (1980)

Liretrailer1 min 41 s

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Boxing Docudrama Biography Drama Sport

La vie du boxeur Jake LaMotta, que la violence et le caractère sanguin auront conduit au sommet du ring tout en détruisant sa vie en dehors de celui-ci.La vie du boxeur Jake LaMotta, que la violence et le caractère sanguin auront conduit au sommet du ring tout en détruisant sa vie en dehors de celui-ci.La vie du boxeur Jake LaMotta, que la violence et le caractère sanguin auront conduit au sommet du ring tout en détruisant sa vie en dehors de celui-ci.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

8,1/10

390 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

1 778

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Film le mieux coté no 171

A remporté 2 oscars
- 24 victoires et 28 nominations au total

Vidéos5

Trailer 1:41

Raging Bull: 30th Anniversary Edition Blu-Ray

Clip 1:25

'Raging Bull' | Anniversary Mashup

Clip 1:25

'Raging Bull' | Anniversary Mashup

Clip 2:53

Does 'Joker' Exist in a Scorsese-Verse of Films?

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Holy Martin Scorsese! 'Joker' Is New 'King of Comedy'

Video 3:08

25 Movies That Almost Starred Robert De Niro

Photos369

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Histoire

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Anecdotes
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."

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

Citations
[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.

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

Autres versions
CBS edited 8 minutes from this film for its 1986 network television premiere.

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

Bandes originales
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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10/10

It doesn't get much better than this

Easily one of the most powerful films I have ever seen. I have watched it at least ten times, and it only gets better and better with each viewing. Martin Scorsese is absolutely the greatest filmmaker of the last quarter century, and this film is his best. The story of how boxer Jake LaMotta watched his career and marriage crumble under the weight of his violent temper and deep-rooted misogyny is told with no punches pulled (excuse the bad pun), as Deniro (in what may be his best performance) and Scorsese unflinchingly explore what drove this man over the edge, and what ultimately may have pulled him back. The boxing scenes easily rank with the most brutal and violent moments ever put on film, shot in stark, unadorned black and white and utilizing unlikely sounds including shattering windows and animal cries to great effect. Thelma Schoonmaker's jarring, discordant editing in these scenes also deserves special mention. The scenes of domestic violence are not for the faint of heart, but there is really no other way to tell this story. If there is a more perfect exploration of why as men we act the way we do, then I'd love to see it, because this movie made me re-evaluate my life. 10/10