One Fight Unscene consists of two still frames: LaMotta with his fist drawn back, and him standing triumphant over his downed opponent. Run entirely on the Rule of Drama, they look nothing like actual bouts. The boxing fights themselves are notable for their cinematography. The rest of the film details the aftermath in the following years after LaMotta has retired, as he spirals downward ever further. While he catches a break and wins a string of victories, LaMotta becomes increasingly paranoid that Vikki is cheating on him, and becomes more and more abusive. At the same time, Jake seduces Vikki, a 15-year-old girl he met at a Bronx public pool. His brother and manager, Joey LaMotta ( Joe Pesci), does his best to support Jake and get him a chance at success. The scene then changes to 1941, as LaMotta boxes and throws his fights at the behest of the mafia.

The film begins in 1964, as we see an overweight, aging LaMotta, now a comedian, practicing his routine. It revolves around middleweight boxer Jake LaMotta (De Niro), a man who is consumed by his anger, paranoia, and shame. Raging Bull is a 1980 film, directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro. Joey LaMotta: What the fuck do you want? That's hard.

The raging bull