Taxi Driver Drama, Crime 1976 1h - 54m 8.2

Travis is a "walking contradiction"—partly a man yearning for normalcy and partly a ticking time bomb of repressed rage. His attempts to connect with society are famously disastrous:

Released in 1976, Martin Scorsese’s remains one of the most haunting and influential explorations of urban isolation ever captured on film. A landmark of the American New Wave, the film clocks in at 1 hour and 54 minutes, presenting a gritty, neo-noir psychological drama that has earned a near-universal critical rating, including an 8.2 on IMDb. A Portrait of Post-War Alienation Taxi Driver Drama, Crime 1976 1h 54m 8.2

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