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Kellie 2022-04-22 07:01:03
i am the boss
The male protagonist has been insisting on abstinence when he is on the upward road:
Appetite: To maintain the weight, there is still a boxing match that needs to lose more than 20 pounds at once
. Jealousy and unbalanced
desire for money: You can easily earn gambling money from the black boss by... -
Abe 2022-04-21 09:01:17
Some points
I really appreciate several cinematographic decisions made in this film. The first would be the use of black and white. Though the movie is from 1980, when color films already became a standard, the film-makers still chose to use black and white for most of the time. This choice really adds a...

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Davon 2021-10-20 19:01:48
The first time I saw such a "uninspiring" boxing movie, it was simply a sports version of the taxi driver. Martin Scorsese was really angry for a lifetime. Both De Niro and Joe Pessi played well! This cautious and unwilling man is so lifelike. The editing is also praised (especially the rising enthusiasm in the boxing section), and Martin's queenly editing has won three figurines. . .
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Jennings 2022-04-24 07:01:02
Robert De Niro's iconic methodological performance has made the film well-known, but Scorsese's redemption theory is the source of the film's unshakable strength. The film uses a sacrificial image to baptize the protagonist's vigorous body and ignorant soul. , the excellent editing and scheduling brought this devastating sense of power into a dramatic tension that is equally shocking with the theme, and made a mediocre person sink into the profoundness of a philosopher and the brilliance of a saint.
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