The Boxer (1997) - Clip: The Celtic Tiger (HD)
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Three-time Academy Award® winner Daniel Day-Lewis (There Will Be Blood, My Left Foot, Lincoln) and two-time Academy Award® nominee Emily Watson (Breaking The Waves) are star-crossed lovers torn between unquestioning loyalty to the ties of tradition and the passion they share in this critically acclaimed film from director Jim Sheridan (The Field, In America). Freed from jail 14 years after getting involved with the Irish Republican Army, Danny Flynn (Day-Lewis) returns home to his Belfast neighborhood, where he opens a gym and reconnects with his lost love, Maggie (Watson). But Danny's former life - in the person of his former IRA compatriots - comes back to haunt him.
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His movement and technique is that of a highly trained amateur or new pro. Its amazing he could literally get this good at something that in short time
It was 3 years mate , he really does enough training that a boxer need to be good
It is damn hard
@@machomanoncoc9185 I know it takes a long time to even move like a fighter let alone shoot those scenes where it looks like an actual fight
@@mercilessforever Probably a lot easier when you've got someone that really knows how to move like one though lol
Liturally liturally
Here from watching Joe Rogan talk about this guy making fight scenes look 100% believable. Unlike most boxing movies, he looks like he is in a real boxing match. This is a great example of that. What an incredible actor.
So you just came
And repeated what joe said verbatim like it’s your opinion, nice
Here from watching Mike Tyson
@@farttruster8715he just shared Joe Rogan’s thoughts on the film with us who are just watching the clip on RUclips. He didn’t steal the man’s words. You’re going out of your way to hate.
Joe Rogan Sent me
Lol... Same
Word. Method actor gets thrown around all the time right now. DDL is the real deal. Its a little hack to say but Ledger's Joker is the only other performance where I could not see the actor behind the character. I always wanted to dig up some B-roll of him in costume as himself. But I highly doubt much exists.
big fan of boxing movies but also critical about realism so yeah...Joe sent me here also haha
Me, too
Same here
DDL respects his craft so much. Probably the only a tie who deserves to call it a craft. He spent a year training as a boxer for this movie
18 months, according to DDL himself.
And no fake punch in fighting scenes
@@jessewjames-ym1rcno
Joe was right...as realistic a choreography as it can get
Will never happen but if DDL went on the podcast it would break the internet.
Just came from Joe's podcast
can for the same reason
Indeed..
Followed from JRE, too. Haha
Best sounding impacts of any movie.
Saw this movie years ago. Leave it to DDL to look like a fighter. Act like a fighter. Sound like a fighter. Looks like he spent a lot of time sparring and building technique.
Practiced in a gym under a trainer for one year before they even began filming.
Four HUNDRED rounds of sparring with Barry Mcguin, dude was legit as they come
Rogaaaan!!!
Was spot on.
Thanks joe!
Here from Fact Fiend talking about Daniel Day Lewis feeling his father's presence while being cast as Hamlet in Hamlet.
This is one of the best movie I watched on boxing after "Raging Bull".
*Joe Rogan brought me here.*
Yup.. Rogan was right
Joe Rogan brought me here in 2024. Easily the most realistic boxing scene in the history of cinema.
It’s the closest thing you’ll get to actually being ringside at a fight. Ridiculously accurate.
Adriaaaaaaaan!!!!!
Loved this! Would it be alright if you uploaded the last fight?
Most believable movie boxer next to Robert deniro in raging bull
Denzel washington
@@yahyakhalid6160 yeah he was good too,but the two dudes I named actually took it so serious, they could've competed in the amateurs. Respect to Denzel though and shout out to Mark Walberg he was good in The Fighter.
Also alí and undisputed (the walter hill's masterpiece, not the trashy sequels)
de niro was weak
@@michaelcollins237 de niro sparred over a thousand rounds and fought in 3 amateur bouts you fool
"Watch his left Mcgloin, watch his left" Bill The Butcher
Daniel looks way more like a real boxer than Jake gylenhaal in southpaw in my opinion
Both were equally good imo
I feel like Day Lewis really captures the look and vibe of older, more traditional boxers, will Gyllenhaal captures the look of new boxers. One has the body of an average man, and is relying mainly on technique and grit to win, while the other is chiseled and muscly, relying much more on raw power and striking strength to win.
Looked pretty convincing up until the KO -- then back to Rocky territory. Perhaps decided to make it cartoonish for the punters who don't know much about the sweet science -- tho' I'm surprised DDL went along with it.
@strutherhill what was unrealistic about the knockout punch?
@@fastkarr8256 I should explain: for my money DDL is a great actor -- the finest film actor I've seen. My complaint is just a minor niggle. The boxing up till that point had been very tight and convincing. But, after the second knockdown, when the ref moves out of the way, DDL rushes across the ring and has a two-step run-up before he belts the opponent. Something like that might happen in a pub car-park, but it's unlikely in a pro ring, because the opponent must have enough ringcraft to dodge a punch that's so well telegraphed.
@no name That's a fair point; he did look less than fully alert! The ref shouldn't have allowed the fight to continue. To be honest, that had occurred to me before, but I didn't want to seem to be hurling criticism at everything. Perhaps we can agree that the fight scenes are well done, but they are after all fictional?
Oh, no! A fictional telling of a story didn't live up to reality! I bet you're fun at parties.
@@SonoftheWars It's a deadly trick to repeat what someone's just said in almost identical words " the fight scenes are well done, but they are after all fictional" as if it were criticism; but s.o. might spot what you're doing. The parties I go to start long after your bedtime.
Watch his left McGloin...watch his left.
Joe Rogan sent me
Who else here from joe rogan
Nobody. I don’t see anyone else saying joe rogan sent them. You’re the first.
I’m here for Daniel Day-Lewis
As a former boxer I thought DDL was pretty good but his feinting looked too jerky. It wasn’t natural looking
Hey, wanna come to my Superbowl party and anytime a commercial airs loudly exclaim "That would never happen in real life."? All my friends will pretend fiction is fact just for you. We love helping the retarded.
I was another pilgrim sent by Joe Rogan
I've never seen this movie... But somehow I knew the car was going to blow up.
0:55 "The match started out in a typical feeling-out-process".
- Rummy's Corner.
The movie that his nose not straight
Make a movie about The Hunger strikers. You'll make a fortune. This is kid stuff.
Hunger or Some Mother’s Son are two good Hunger Strike films.
He makes Rocky look like a bum.
Rocky is a bum
(In Mick's voice) HE'S A BUM!
Joe Rogan was right. But unlike other boxing movies, this scene is incredibly boring to watch
Joe Hamill...
The only way to kill a Toyota Carina.
just because joe rogan says something doesnt make it true. this mid
joe rogan said it was realistic . he lied .