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  • El.Naranjito707
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    Favorite Boxing Movie

    I'm not sure if there is alreaddy a post like this but I was wondering what everyones favorite boxing movie was... mine is:
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    GREAT MOVIE!!!

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    • HOLLYWOOD TKO
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      #3
      gladiator is the one to me

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      • Evil Abed
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        • Ring Leader
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          • ChopperRead
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            Great portrayal of the seedy side of boxing and the downside of being a fighter. Has a cameo by Cassius Clay.

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            One of the most memorable sports dramas because of its strong character development, Requiem for a Heavyweight is carried by Anthony Quinn as the washed-up boxer Mountain Rivera, and Jackie Gleason as his sleazy manager, Maish Rennick. In the opening scenes, Cassius Clay -- before he became Muhammad Ali -- knocks out Rivera in a stunning fight sequence. Rivera's career is over, and although his trainer Army (Mickey Rooney) and a social worker (Julie Harris) encourage him with vain hopes for an alternate career, the boxer's courage is stronger than his addled senses, a serious barrier to getting any job. Then Rivera's manager Rennick breaks down and tells him he has lost a ******** bet against the fighter and needs him to bail him out -- by becoming a wrestler. The question is, will Rivera take this humiliating path just to save his unethical manager, or will he stick to his scruples and reject the idea? ~ Eleanor Man*****, Rovi

            Unrated, 1 hr. 26 min.

            Drama, Sports & Fitness, Classics

            Directed By:Ralph Nelson

            Written By:Rod Serling
            Last edited by ChopperRead; 08-03-2011, 03:14 PM.

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            • The Hammer
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              #7
              Originally posted by ThePhantom5


              My favorite as well.

              Originally posted by boxingking500


              GREAT MOVIE!!!


              That's an excellent one most people haven't seen.
              Last edited by The Hammer; 08-03-2011, 12:37 PM.

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              • BostonGuy
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                • Trigg
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                  #9
                  The Boxer starring the best actor on the planet - Daniel Day Lewis

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