Movies like Streets of Gold

Clint Eastwood's Million Dollar Baby is a poignant tale of a determined female boxer and her coach. This film's exploration of the bonds formed and the hardships faced in pursuit of athletic greatness will attract those who admire the mentor-protégé relationship and the struggles depicted in Streets of Gold.

Rocky is an inspiring story of an underdog boxer who gets a shot at the world heavyweight championship. With its themes of perseverance, hard work, and determination, fans of Streets of Gold will resonate with Sylvester Stallone's iconic portrayal of Rocky Balboa and the gritty, motivational atmosphere of the movie.

In Creed, the Rocky saga continues through the eyes of Adonis Johnson, the son of Rocky's former rival Apollo Creed. The mentorship between Rocky and Adonis, combined with the film's focus on legacy and boxing, makes it an excellent choice for fans of Streets of Gold looking for a modern take on the genre.

Directed by Martin Scorsese, Raging Bull presents the tumultuous life of boxer Jake LaMotta. Like Streets of Gold, the movie digs deep into the psyche of an athlete, showcasing both the glory and the dark side of their determination. It's a raw, powerful film that sports drama enthusiasts will appreciate for its intensity and emotional depth.

Set during the Great Depression, Cinderella Man is based on the true story of boxer James J. Braddock who made an unexpected comeback. Its themes of overcoming adversity through resilience and strength will resonate with audiences who are drawn to the aspirational and heartening aspects of Streets of Gold.

Southpaw follows the story of a successful boxer who faces a major setback and must fight his way back for his daughter's sake. This gritty redemption arc will appeal to Streets of Gold fans seeking another intense drama set in the world of boxing with high emotional stakes.

Ali stars Will Smith as the legendary Muhammad Ali and covers key moments of his life and career. Like Streets of Gold, it explores the life of a fighter outside the ring, delving into themes of identity, politics, and personal struggles, offering a nuanced portrayal of a sports icon.

The Fighter tells the real-life story of professional boxer Micky Ward and his half-brother Dicky Eklund. The movie's focus on family dynamics, boxing, and overcoming personal and professional obstacles makes it a compelling follow-up for audiences who appreciate the character-driven narrative of Streets of Gold.