Raging Bull

Young Jake LaMotta training in Brooklyn gyms; raw ambition and aggressive spirit; tension with brother Joey.

Self-destruction and obsession in pursuit of greatness; the price of fame and ego.

Jake rising in boxing ranks; marriage to Vickie; personal flaws emerging; jealousy and insecurity.

Jake wins title; fame increases; jealousy and temper lead to personal conflict.

Struggles with controlling anger and protecting family; career success vs. personal downfall.

Big fights in ring; dominance and skill demonstrated; professional apex.

Relationship with brother and wife deteriorates; emotional stakes high.

Training montages, intense bouts, and public fights; excitement of boxing career.

Jake hits peak; realizes he is losing family and control; false victory: champion but lonely.

Jealousy, rage, and infidelity escalate; relationships fracture; personal demons close in.

Loss of wife and brother; isolation; career still intact but personal life destroyed.

Jake confronts failures, violence, and obsession; emotional collapse; reflection.

Jake attempts redemption; reconnects with family, spiritual growth beginning.

Jake performs comedy in nightclub; life rebuilt partially; self-awareness and survival.

Older Jake alone, reflecting on choices; mirror of opening with wisdom, regret, and maturity.