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Top Ten Boxing Movies?

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I just wanted to know if you guys had a top ten favorite boxing movies in order 1 thru 10 1 being your favorite or even a top 5 i know ten is alot please let me know im sure I havnt seen alot of them pe@ce

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  1. Rocky 1

    Rocky 2

    Rocky 3

    Rocky 4

    Rock 5

    Rocky 6

    Rocky 7

    Rocky 8

    Rocky 9

    and

    Narnia: The lion the Witch and the...wait..thats not boxing


  2. Million Dollar Baby is definetly there. It is inspiring, and what happened near the end made me cry continuously.

  3. 1 300     w/gerard butler

    2 ironman     w/robert downey jr

    3 dragonheart     w/sean connery

    4 sleuth     w/jude law

    5 superbad (hahahaa funny movie)

    6 the dark knight     w/ christian bale

    7 transformers     w/ shia la beuff  

    8 8mile      w/eminem

    10 hellboy the golden army

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  4. I am not putting these choices in any particular order...

    Raging Bull, The Harder They Fall, Cinderella Man, Requiem For a Heavyweight,  Somebody Up There Likes Me, The Great White Hope, Rocky (1), Rocky Balboa,  Body & Soul with John Garfield, Canada Lee, Ann Revere, Lilli Palmer, William Conrad, etc.   Golden Boy with William Holden, Lee J. Cobb, Sam Levine, Barbara Stanwick, The Fix,  The Champ with Wallace Beery and the remake with John Voight.  The Champion with Kirk Douglas,  The Boxer with Daniel Day- Lewis.

  5. I don't even know that I know of 10 but here goes and in no particular order:

    Cinderella Man

    Raging Bull

    Rocky

    Rocky II

    Rocky III

    When We Were Kings

    Million Dollar Baby

    Requiem For a Heavyweight

    The Joe Louis Story

    Diggstown

  6. I only know of 6.

    Rocky I, Rocky II, Rocky III, Rocky IV, Rocky V and Rocky VI

  7. 1)  Triumph of the Spirit; good movie, though I felt bad for the Greek Jews.  Unlike Polish and German Jews, they were innocent.  Officially, its a holocaust movie, but, its also a boxing movie.  To me, this movie was more tragic than Schindler's List, and I feel far superior.  Its tragedy is rooted in the fact that Greek Jews never harmed anyone; in Greece, the Jews there did not have a reputation for being "jerks" or "mean" or "evil" or "greedy."  Far from it actually.  Tensions with Israel in Greece, is rooted in that Israeli is friends with the Turks, and Greeks do not like Turks.  As for Jews in general, Greece is probably the only country in Europe that never had a problem with them.  Word of warning though; this is by far the most brutal holocaust movie I have ever seen, its very unflinching regarding n**i cruelty.  But it also shows the true nature of an old school boxer's courage.

    2) Kings of the Ring, the documentary.  It only goes as far as Tyson though.

    3)  Gladiator (no, not the Russel Crowe movie; Cuba Gooding Jr.'s embarassment), still a good movie because its unflinching realism regarding the dangers of the sport.

    4)  The Great White Hope; starring James Earl Jones in one of his early roles.  Why is it a good boxing movie?  It shows how emotionally tormented men who take up the sport are, and I personally think its superior to "Raging Bull" which I will not list here.  Raging bull is a bunch of m*******t macho guido bullcrap, but I hardly regard it as a "boxing movie."  And while I feel Raging bull portrays Italian americans with frightening acuracy, in the end the movie blows.

    5)  Play it to the Bone; because it shows the other side of boxing, the guys who DON'T make it.

    6)  Ali; Will Smith's portrayal of the legend I thought was brilliant, it also demystified the man and humanized him.

    7)  Rocky IV, cheesy as it was but, come on now.... even having taken more blows to his head in a single round than most boxers do their entire careers hey, it was still a good movie despite the 80's cheese.

    8)  Undisputed.  It should be number one, problem is, the movie brings out the darkside in people, especially men.  Why?  This movie is all about the gleeful fun of watching two men kill each other; easily the most action packed boxing flick ever made.  It was well written, acted, executed and all that but boy was that climactic fight something to watch.

    9)  Anapolis.  Okay so its not a boxing film, its a military film, it still had a realistically choreographed boxing fight though.

    10)  Rocky III, but only because I ran out of boxing movies I had seen and I needed filler.  That and it has Mr. T in it.

  8. 1.Million Dollar Baby

    2.Rocky

    3.Rocky Balboa

    That's it for me.

  9. 10 ALI

    9 when we were kings 1996

    8 raging bull 1980

    7 rocky 1

    6 rocky 2

    5 rocky 3

    4 rocky 4

    3 rocky 5

    2 rocky balboa

    1 Cinderella man

  10. rocky balboa

  11. 1.  Million Dollar Baby

    2. The Price of Glory- even though I thought they had skills, the script made its point.

    3. The Hurricane

    4. Rocky IV

    5. Raging Bull

  12. 1. Rocky

    2. Cinderella Man

    3. Raging Bull

    4. Million Dollar Baby

    5. Diggstown

    6. Rocky 2

    7. Gladiator

    8. Rocky 3

    9. Rocky 4

    10. The Great White Hype

    Those are my top ten but nothing beats the real thing so i also like shows about real boxers like Roy Jones Jr.'s greatest knockouts and documenteries about great boxers from the past and present.

  13. 1. The Hurricane (the Rueben Carter story)

    2. Ali

    3. Rocky I

    4. The Great White Hope

    5. Raging Bull

    6. When we were kings

    7. Rocky III

    8. Rocky IV

    9. Rocky Balboa

    10. Rocky II

  14. Rocky II

    Price of Glory

    Undisputed

    Ali

    Diggstown

    Rocky III

    Raging Bull

    Million Dollar Baby

    Play it to the Bone

    Rocky

  15. (1) Rocky 1 (2) Rocky 2 (3) Rocky 3 (4) Rocky 4 (5) Raging Bull (6) Cinderella Man (7) Million Dollar Baby (8) Ali (9) Undisputed (10) Price Of Glory that is my top 10 of all time the reason i didn't put Rocky 5 and Rocky Balboa on the list is because they sucked the Rocky series should've ended at part 4 also notibles Gladiator -(Cuba Gooding Jr.) Diggstown, and The Hurrican-(Denzel Washington),Tyson-(Michael Jai White)

  16. " The Harder They Fall " ( 1956 ) - Last Film role of Humphrey Bogart + Jersey Joe Walcott & Max Baer in Film

  17. 1.Cinderela Man

    2.Million dollar baby

    3.Rocky

    4.Rocky 3

    5. Ali

    thats it
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