What Scorsese's Raging Bull Taught Me About Movies

[@yungpihov6610]

Wow man i have to be honest, you are really the most underrated youtuber i have ever known. Keep up the good job! Great video!

[@thefilminformer]

This comment really put a smile on my face, thank you so much!

[@loltanios]

I’ve watched a few videos about Raging Bull. Yours is by far the best… the story details from the book are great to know. I liked Raging Bull, it had me hooked the entire time watching it and I can’t stop thinking about it since. Will probably watch it again soon. It was a movie unlike any other I’ve seen. I didn’t enjoy seeing Jake act the way he did, but by the end I did think it was a beautiful telling of his story, and the sort of redemption by the end was satisfying.

[@thefilminformer]

I know I'm late to this comment but thank you! I feel like this is my most under appreciated video. I put a lot of time into this one as it's a movie so close to my heart. Thank you for watching.

[@NicxPlay]

Wow, one of your best ones yet!

[@thefilminformer]

Thanks man! Have you seen Raging Bull?

[@NicxPlay]

@@thefilminformer Actually not. I loved every Scorsese movie I’ve seen so far and Raging Bull, King Of Comedy and Bringing Out The Dead are on the top of my watchlist since many months, but somehow I didn’t manage to watch them until today. But after seeing this video Raging Bull will probably be the next film I’ll be watching

[@katelynnweaver593]

I think this video was very well thought out, I can tell you are truly passionate about this director too!

[@thefilminformer]

Scorsese is one of the best ;)

[@diegomiranda1952]

I would also show my kid those films and Naruto. And El Topo, obviously.

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[@diegomiranda1952]

I would also show my kid those films and Naruto. And El Topo, obviously.