I can see that, but I'm never sure if Haneke is condemning violence or just showing it. With great ability comes a greater scrutiny naturally. We've seen good Woody Allen so we know that when a film doesn't live up to that promise it makes it seem much worse. There definitely are passages in Raging Bull were the violence seemed to be romanticized particularly in the final Sugar Ray fight. 

I've thought about making my own list of this kind, but it's really hard to be that selective and if you read the text of Schrader's piece he basically lamented the near impossibility of establishing an effective criteria.