Taxi Driver (1976)
Considered widely as one of the most important films in cinema history, Taxi Driver still has the power to send shivers down your spine. Starring A much younger Robert De Niro in the 70s and a little too young Jodie Foster, Taxi Driver visits universal themes such as politicians, mental illness and prostitution, carefully tied together by legendary director Martin Scorsese.
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Natalie Rivera
Natalie is a writer, editor and Slytherin residing in the San Fernando Valley. When she’s not trying to perfect her cat-like eyeliner she enjoys buying 99-cent records she knows nothing about, dressing in used clothes and pointing out filming locations from 500 Days of Summer in DTLA. She hates flip-flops, gum and writing bios, and hopes to marry Nick Waterhouse one day, so to have a wedding photo similar to Buddy Holly’s. And she also writes…a lot.
