Raging Bull Final Scene

Fantastic monologue by Jake La Motta taken from On the waterfront and his subsequent life in stand up comedy

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Film & Animation

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• Jake
• La
• Motta
• Raging
• Bull
• Robert
• De
• Niro
• Martin
• SCorsese
• On
• the
• waterfront

[MeatballsMarlowe]

One of my friends once said: "Raging Bull is too good to be a movie. It isn't a movie. It's an opera."

[saqibk1]

This scene proves why De Niro is so highly respected still after his nowadays comedy´s. Like his character change at 1:32.

[howherCHESTwaswon]

This has to be one of the greatest performances of all time.

[oifnolykous]

Best ending ever. So emotionally violent. Gives me the creeps, every single time...

[MrBuira]

La primera vez que vi esta escena me dieron escalofrios, impresionante

[TheMadvibes]

Amazing, De Niro delivers. Raging is one of my favorite films.

[choloman72]

@Edhunter665 thanks

[Edhunter665]

@choloman72

Well, I may be wrong but I think this is the time when Jake faces his own demons, and realizes that he became a bum because of his own "Charlie", his inner demons. He didn't look out for himself and finally he understands it's his own fault. However, he goes on as he did in his fighting career, taking punch after punch but not giving up("Go get them champ").

[indiglo1971]

@Alty732 And Martin Scorcese's brother, Charlie Scorcese, plays the bald guy with the glasses that hangs out with the mobsters. I don't know what his characters name is, though.

[MisterMisterFun]

@thewagesoffear well said

[choloman72]

can someone please explain to me what this ending means? I really don't understand