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Your dad was correct.

He certainly was.

Based fact

so true

those two were FIRE together

Me too.

Agree this scene killed me at 15 when I saw it. I cry easy and I was a fighter in new England mass trained by the best chin ever in a middleweight champ... The Marvelous one Hagler. Was his sparring guy for yrs!

Deniro added the "it was you" in raging Bull, interesting that you added that.

Probably te best in history

I get misty every time I see it.

Honestly, there’s so many great scenes in this movie. Father’s speech at the dock. When Terry reveals what he did to Edie. Father’s speech when Terry wants to kill the boss. Father’s speech about “follow your conscience”… honestly just all of the scenes with the pastor in it lol. The opening scene. Ugh just the whole movie(we don’t mention the part where Terry assaults Edie though… that scene doesn’t exist)

@@Zack-bl2gg What assault?!?

@@Woozler554 so context, Terry recently told Edie that he contributed to her brother’s death, so she ran away from him. Terry’s brother Charlie let’s terry go, and terry breaks into Edie’s place. She’s terrified and keeps on pushing him away and saying no, “get away from me”, all that, and he forces himself on her and kisses her. It’s seen as “all better now” because they “love each other” but… y’know… idk if that’s quite right… I’m apologetic for some noir scenes where the guy pushes the kiss on a girl, because a lot of the time it’s one of those toxic relationships where both are in the wrong, but this one was just kind of straight up assault. Edie was a nice girl

@@Zack-bl2gg That's wussy talk.

@@Woozler554 lol what does that even mean 😂 wussy? Y’mean like p*ssy?(just a different way of censoring it?)

Couldn’t see any of the prancing ponies today pulling that kind of stunt that Brando pulled at the Oscars.

Stella!!!

Hard to top Brando was one of the finest actors who will ever live💪

Replicating isn't art. New ideas is art. Richard Dreyfuss even implies this.

@@jeromerizzo423 I think you may be confusing replicating with duplicating

@@alfredopampanga9356 I think you just made no sense with this reply. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

@@jeromerizzo423 I’m crushed

Well you don’t really know what was going on in that cab at that exact moment but if you’ve ever ridden in a cab in NYC you never get out on the road side, always on the curb side.

and I realize it was set in NJ but still…

Billy didn't listen t his corner man who told him he was winning so stay away from Louis.

Is this true?

I just saw this in the cinema for the first time and respectfully disagree! Bernsteins score really underpins the melodrama, stakes and crisis of the scene for me, shook me to tears! Though this is just personal taste and can see how the score might come across as didactic to some.

The witch hunts were a shame on America.

The film transcends that. I'm not condoning what kazan and schulberg did but informing on the mob who killed your brother is not the same as the HUAC hearings, so the metaphor doesn't work. It's still a great film