Spoiler alert, neither Rocky or Raging Bull are number one. How many of these have you seen and which are the top 5 in your opinion?
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The article only lets me click up to number 11, can't see the top ten. I've seen most of these. One of my favorites is Fat City, with Stacy Keach, great boxing movie. Hard Times with Bronson was more of a fight movie than an actual boxing movie, but also one of my favorites. Night and the City was a good one. Requiem for a Heavyweight--both versions with Anthony Quinn and Jack Palance. The Emile Griffith documentary was heart-wrenching. -
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Where can I find the Top-10?Comment
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Was the Jack Palance version of Requiem for a Heavyweight ever released on DVD? And as long as Rocky and Raging Bull are on there, then it's a good list.Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View PostComment
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And what about the original versions of The Champ and Night and the City?
And just keep scrolling to the bottom of the page and clicking next page, it has the full list. Unforgivable Blackness? Really? But that's a documentary. Rocky or Raging Bull should've taken the top spot. There should be a separate list for documentaries.Last edited by Anthony342; 11-30-2018, 02:58 PM.Comment
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yes, I have it at home. not sure if it is still available.Originally posted by Anthony342 View PostComment
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They made me a criminal. 1939.
John Garfield, Claude Raines and the deadend kids. Great movie.Comment
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