Every legend has a great story to tell. It is not all the fame and fortune, nor the glamor of being on top. What's most interesting is the inspiring stories of legends as they rose from desperation and struggles, working doubly hard and eventually achieving the success. This is what the movie "The Bronx Bull" is all about.
Many boxers have been legends. The great Mohammad Ali and George Foreman are two of the most famous boxers of all time. Floyd Mayweather Jr. and the Filipino Manny Pacquiao are two of the latest boxing greats. However, few may know about Jake LaMotta.
The movie The "Bronx Bull" glorifies the life of the boxing legend Jake LaMotta. It promises to showcase his struggles outside the ring to bring forth inspiration and motivation to moviegoers. The movie looks into the heart of a true champion according to Movie Insider.
As added by IMDb, the movie "The Bronx Bull's" budget is estimated at $7 million. It is also known as the Raging Bull II. The filming location of the movie is at the Universal Studios, Hollywood, California.
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The movie The "Bronx Bull" is Rated R for brutal fights. The movie also got the rating for pervasive language and some sexual content and nudity. These are scenes necessary to fully showcase the entire story of the boxing legend.
The movie "The Bronx Bull" stars William Forsythe as Jake LaMotta himself. He is joined by Joe Mantegna as Rick Rosselli, Tom Sizemore as Tony, Paul Sorvino as Giuseppe LaMotta, Penelope Ann Miller as Debbie Forrester and many more.
The movie "The Bronx Bull" is directed and written by Martin Guigui. Rustam Branaman also co-wrote the movie along with Guigui. The move will have its limited release on Jan. 6, 2017.
With its pre-screening, the movie "The Bronx Bull" may not have sat well with some of the movie critics who got to view it ahead of the rest. One review even described it as "Awful" with a rating of two out of possible 10. It was even suggested to watch De Niro's "Raging Bull" instead.
