Taxi Driver (1976), directed by Martin Scorsese, is a descent into the psyche of isolation, rage, and moral ambiguity. Travis Bickle, a Vietnam vet turned night cabbie, navigates New York’s decaying streets, haunted by loneliness and unrest. His inner turmoil festers into violence, birthing one of cinema’s most iconic antiheroes. The line between justice and delusion blurs beneath the neon haze. “You talkin’ to me?”—a whisper from the edge of sanity.
00:00June 29th, I gotta get in shape now, too much sitting has ruined my body, too much abuse has gone on for too long, from now on it'll be 50 push-ups each morning, 50 pull-ups, there'll be no more pills, there'll be no more bad food, no more destroyers of my body, from now on it'll be total organization, every muscle must be tight.
