Grudge Match

Mr. DeNiro, there are other hobbies. It's great that you like to keep busy, really. But gobbling film roles and saying “yes” to every single offer that comes to your door as if terrified there will never be another opportunity to go before the camera...this is no way to live. You were great once. You have occasional flashes of greatness still. I know opportunities dry up for older actors, but you

Warner Bros. has released the official 'Grudge Match' poster, on which the film's stars Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro are about to duke it out. Boy, Sly can't stay out of fights. First, he lands some punches on Arnold Schwarzenegger in 'Escape Plan,' and now this.

Since Robert De Niro has been spoofing his mafia roles and tough guy image for more than a decade now, it shouldn't be surprising he's goofing on another of his signature roles (this time Jake La Motta) for a new comedy. In 'Grudge Match' he plays an over-the-hill boxer who returns to the ring to fight one of his toughest opponents, with Sylvester Stallone (playing on his Rocky Balboa character) a

Is there anything more exciting than a new film from cinema's favorite madman, Werner Herzog? Is there anything less exciting than a boxing comedy from the director of 'Get Smart'? Your personal answers may vary based on taste and pretension. Anyway, the former has cast Jude Law and the latter Kim Basinger.

When you think about the most famous cinematic boxers, Sylvester Stallone's Rocky Balboa and Robert De Niro's Jake La Motta have to be at the top of that list. So it makes sense that Warner Brothers would be going after the duo for the boxing comedy 'Grudge Match.