Best boxing movies ever

richfeet

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09 Nov 06

boarman

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08 Jun 07

Originally posted by Tirau Dan
I have to buy that dvd as a keeper.. great movie.

Cinderella man was pretty good.. enjoyed it.

I really enjoyed the recent Clint Eastwood flick and the old boxer turned coach who takes a woman boxer to the world crown.. awesome. (lol can't recall the name..)

Million Dollar Baby

blade68

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10 Jun 07

Originally posted by Tirau Dan
I have to buy that dvd as a keeper.. great movie.

Cinderella man was pretty good.. enjoyed it.

I really enjoyed the recent Clint Eastwood flick and the old boxer turned coach who takes a woman boxer to the world crown.. awesome. (lol can't recall the name..)

I thought Cinderella Man was good too.

badmoon

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10 Jun 07

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Ever see the orginal "The Champ?"

Iron Man with Jack Palance is another overlooked one

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Grammar dyslexic

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11 Jun 07

Wow, this thread just keeps coming back, what a fighter 😛

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11 Jun 07

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Jamesqt

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11 Jun 07

Rocky one and two are excellent..then the series goes downhill with the poor 4th and the rubbish 5th...then somehow the 6th was very good..Raging bull is very good but best boxing film is easily the superb Million dollar baby!

maverick28

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12 Jun 07

godamn cant you people see rocky 4 was the greatest movie ever then rocky 3 and rock 1 everything else can't compare.

Sigmund Freud

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13 Jun 07

Rocky III, then Raging Bull, then maybe Cindarella man (Russel Crowe doing what he does best - foyting!!)

~~Sam The Sham~~

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14 Jun 07

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Originally posted by badmoon
Requiem fo a Heavyweight.

Right there is Raging Bull

Most definately Requiem For A Heavyweight.

Watch the opening scene for a young Cassius Clay, and can someone identify the string of boxers at the bar watching the fight? Jake LaMotta was the bartender.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=aiLvLsBjFwc