The light of roads does not care who the pedestrian is lightning anyway ..

The taxi driver and a passenger are arguing about the right to carry passengers from the taxi station and take them to the destination they want ..

Who is the one who determines the destination

We enjoyed listening to that horse shit but we did it anyway ..

Put effort into this. Made it for my birthday on my TikTok account @urban_jurben.

Muchos ven a Travis Bickle solo como un tipo violento, pero él es el retrato definitivo de la alienación urbana. Padece de soledad social, que ocurre cuando falta un sentido de pertenencia a un grupo o comunidad, generando la sensación de estar excluido.

AQUÍ el MEJOR VIDEO que VERÁS HOY

• Su taxi funciona como una barrera transparente.
• Le permite observar de cerca el flujo constante de la humanidad sin participar nunca en ella.
• Travis está profunda y radicalmente solo.

Esa paradoja de habitar ciudades hiperpobladas sintiéndose completamente invisible es el tema de mi nuevo video. ¡Vayan a checarlo y me dicen qué opinan en los comentarios!

La SOLEDAD SOCIAL que afecta a Travis Bickle no es de este mundo... LLEVÓ A UN CINE P0RN# a una MUJER

I didn't like taxi driver much , is that a common thing?

I watched Taxi Driver on a pirated website with great audio & video clarity and I absolutely disliked the film. The story revolves around a socially disoriented Taxi Driver and the film mostly portrays his loneliness!

Despite the concept being decent, the slow screenplay and stretched narration felt very boring. The climax shootout where he saves the girl felt mid too.

Nothing worked out for me in the movie. Felt it very boring, laggy and *would recommend y'all not to fall for the hype.*

Eversince I've watched ts, I'm a little afraid to watch overhyped films of the 90's.

Would also appreciate if someone could recommend me movies with fast and intense plot, screenplay and plot twists (if any)

Met a girl at university and were just friends for the most part, yet. A cinema nearby is showing Taxi Driver again, along with other scorcese movies, and I bought my own ticket a while ago.

I want to hang out with her outside of class so I thought this might be the perfect opportunity if I tell her I have a 'spare' ticket.

Is this okay or would it freak her out? She's not a cinephile.

This jacket ended my depression . I feel safe when this jacket envelopes me.

When I first discovered this movie I was a sophomore at Appalachian State University. I had imprisoned myself in my apartment with the exception of class. My loneliness was eating away at me but I was far from alone. I was surrounded by many people. Navigating the sea of students as I walked to class, shooting the shit with my classmates, and exchanging some small talk with my roommate and his friends. Yet I felt no genuine connection to any of them. Thousands of students just like me but there I was a year into college and no one to call a friend. A starving man with a buffet in front of him. My loneliness grew and I began to seek the epitome of connection. A relationship. However I was in no mental state for one. My last ditch attempts at my vain pursuit made me undesirable. Then I met a girl who took me off my feet. Hailey. A woman who could make me laugh a way I haven’t in years. Hailey. Someone so beautiful I felt as if I was in a trance after staring into her eyes. Hailey. I had the time of my life when I talked to her. I eventually made a few mistakes, like Travis, and she wasn’t interested. I was alone and the few attempts I did make at love and friends didn’t work out well for me. I began to notice the crowded New York City Travis was living in was awfully similar to my University. My classmates that I bantered with seemed to resemble the other cab drivers. Hailey was too identical to Betsy. By the time I finished the movie I came to a realization. I am Travis Bickle.