Summary of Analyzing Evil: Travis Bickle From Taxi Driver

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This video is a analysis of the character Travis Bickle from the movie Taxi Driver. Travis is a mentally fragile man who becomes a cold-blooded killer after meeting a woman he views as an angel. It is shown that his military experience did not have the positive impact he hoped for.

• 00:00:00 In "Travis Bickle", we follow the story of a mentally fragile, socially outcast man who becomes a cold-blooded killer after meeting a woman he views as an angel. Travis' background and motivations are discussed, and it is shown that his military experience did not have the positive impact he hoped for.
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• 00:10:00 In this video, Travis Bickle, the main character in the movie Taxi Driver, is analyzed. Travis has spent his whole life trying to make a change in the world, but he's never done anything evil. In his last few months, he has become determined to assassinate a political figure, and he plans to use his new weapons to make a change. Travis' story is a reminder that, even if someone doesn't do evil things, their life can still be filled with pain and misery.
• 00:15:00 Travis Bickle from Taxi Driver attempts to provide solutions to the problems he sees in society, but ultimately murders a politician in order to become a vigilante. He is commended for his efforts to free Iris from prostitution, but his method of doing so is wrong.
• 00:20:00 In "Analyzing Evil: Travis Bickle From Taxi Driver," the filmmakerhighlights the character of Travis Bickle, who committed four murders in order to stop a robbery. However, people see him as a hero because they only know the headline of the story, without knowing the man behind it. This film does a great job of highlighting the fact that, if Travis had killed Palantine, he would have been the villain in the eyes of the public. Nevertheless, he is still the villain, as he is still a man who chooses murder over providing real solutions to problems. The ending is something that was debated on for a long time before Scorsese and Paul Schrader, the film's writer, decided to put the issue to rest. Some people thought that the ending sequence where Travis encounters Betsy again was some kind of dream, while others have since confirmed that this was not a dream. The meaning behind Travis looking into the mirror at the end was that this film could have started all over again from that point. Though Travis has not changed at all, the film ends on a bittersweet note, as who was Travis Pickle, he was a deeply troubled man who experienced loneliness his entire life. One of the factors that led to his troubles was his odd