directed by Martin Scorsese
USA 1976

 

Taxi Driver is the definitive cinematic portrait of loneliness and alienation manifested as violence. It is as if director Martin Scorsese and screenwriter Paul Schrader had tapped into precisely the same source of psychological inspiration ("I just knew I had to make this film," Scorsese would later say), combined with a perfectly timed post-Watergate expression of personal, political, and societal anxiety. Robert De Niro, as the tortured, ex-Marine cab driver Travis Bickle, made movie history with his chilling performance as one of the most memorably intense and vividly realized characters ever committed to film. Bickle is a self-appointed vigilante who views his urban beat as an intolerable cesspool of blighted humanity. He plays guardian angel for a young prostitute (Jodie Foster), but not without violently devastating consequences. This masterpiece, which is not for all tastes, is sure to horrify some viewers, but few could deny the film's lasting power and importance.

Jeff Shannon

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What can be said about Taxi Driver that hasn't been said in its almost 30 years of existence ? Nothing, except that it's probably one of the best films ever made, a well deserved Palme d'Or at Cannes and a true modern classic. Paul Schrader, Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro tell the loneliness and drifting of Travis Bickle, a Vietnam veteran with no purpose, no dreams, nothing except a sleeping anger towards the world and the people around him. Travis can't sleep at night and chooses to work as a nocturnal taxi driver.

Travis' state of mind and his work allow Scorsese to show a side of New York that's progressively darker and darker, with the help of Michael Chapman's gorgeous photography and Bernard Hermann's haunting last score, from the classy campaign HQ to the dirty streets where 12-year-old hookers (young Jodie Foster, incredible) are beaten up by their pimp (Harvey Keitel, amost unrecognizable). Travis becomes more and more self-centered, destructive and mad (the famous "You talking to me ?" scene is a powerful example of it) and finally decides to act and to kill the ones that prevent him from being happy with the girls of his life.

I won't tell the end for those among you who haven't seen this masterpiece yet, but I'll say this : it's unconventional, unexpected, with a strange twisted sense of irony and a false calm that makes us think that nothing has changed, that Travis is still the same. Nothing is simple, nothing is bright or dark in Taxi Driver, an extremely powerful film about loneliness and redemption. Maybe Scorsese's best film and De Niro's best performance, both next to Raging Bull.

Fabe Ashen

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Theatrical Release: February 8th, 1976

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Big thanks to Fabe Ashen and Gary Tooze and Mark Wilson for the Screen Caps!

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Runtime 109mn 1:53:40 1:53:36 1:53:49
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Audio English (Dolby Digital Surround 2.0), French, German (Dolby Digital Mono 2.0)

English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround)

English (Dolby Digital Surround 5.1,), DUB: French (Dolby Digital Surround 5.1,)

English (Dolby Digital Surround 5.1, DTS), (English 2.0 dual mono)

Subtitles English, French, German, none English, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Thai, none English, French, Spanish, none English and Japanese
Features Release Information:
Studio: Gaumont Columbia Tri Star

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen anamorphic - 1.85

Edition Details:
• Making of (71 mn)
• Original Screenplay
• Still Gallery with commentary by Laurent Bouzereau
• Storyboards
• Theatrical Trailer
• Cast and crew filmographies

DVD Release Date: 19 October 1999
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Studio: Columbia Tri Star

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Edition Details:
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• Original Screenplay
• Photo Gallery
• Advertising materials
• Filmography

 

DVD Release Date: June 15, 1999
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Release Information:
Studio: Sony Pictures

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen anamorphic - 1.85

Edition Details:
• New Feature-length Commentary by Writer Paul Schrader
New Feature-length • Commentary by Professor Robert Kolker

• Original Screenplay Read Along
Disc 2

• "Martin Scorsese on Taxi Driver" Featurette (16:49)

• "Producing Taxi Driver" Featurette
• "Influence and Appreciation" Documentary
Robert De Niro, Oliver Stone, Roger Corman and others pay tribute to Scorsese and the film
• "God’s Lonely Man" Documentary
• "Travis’ New York Locations" Featurette
Storyboard to Film Comparisons with Martin • Scorsese Introduction
"Taxi Driver Stories" Featurette
"Making Taxi Driver" Documentary
• Animated Photo Galleries
"Including • Scorsese at Work" Photo Montage

 

DVD Release Date: August 14th, 2007
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Release Information:
Studio: Columbia Tri Star

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen anamorphic - 1.85

Edition Details:
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DVD Release Date: 22 June 2005
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Comments:
ADDITION: Sony 2-disc CE August 07': A pleasant surprise has the new 2-disc Collector's Edition from Sony looking very much like the Japanese SUPERBIT release. Colors are matched up fairly well although they are a shade cooler in the Sony region 1 edition (minutely darker). Artifacts are still in existence but we may not see them totally free-up until the title reaches the new formats (in this case Blu-ray). Still this looks very good and seems to show the most information in the frame. So the image is a huge plus - exceeding my expectations - but perhaps even a bigger selling feature are the extensive supplements.

Audio has a 5.1 track and an optional French 5.1 DUB. This is one area that the SUPERBIT excels - as well as a 5.1 it has a DTS and 2.0 English track.

The extra features of the Sony are fabulous. Two excellent new commentaries - the first from screenwriter Paul Schrader details many interesting facts of how Scorsese adapted/translated Paul's his script. I love listening to Schrader who always impresses me with his keen intellect and valuable insights. There is a second commentary by Robert Kolker - Professor, Film Studies & Digital Media at Georgia Institute of Technology. This is a more academic and intensive look at the film as one might find on a Criterion label - themes and symbols are discussed and it is very professional.  The bonus about these commentaries are that they have optional English subtitles. BFI have used this in the past and I hope Criterion, Warner and other DVD production companies start to incorporate this feature. Also on disc one we have an organized shooting screenplay (not the continuity screenplay) - some may be keen to check this out as it has scenes that are NOT part of the final film version.

The second disc seems endless - a real pleasure to indulge yourself in - I had trouble believing it could fit on a dual layered DVD! It ends up being almost 3 hours of supplemental featurettes, storyboard comparisons and documentaries... and all aside from the Making of... are 16X9 enhanced. Wow - where to start - "Martin Scorsese on Taxi Driver" is about 17 minutes long and Scorsese gives a decent production overview crediting Schrader quite a lot for the projects success. There are seven other featurettes (most around 10-20 minutes in length) with a lot of the main cast (De Niro, Cybill Shepherd, Peter Boyle, Albert Brooks etc.) giving sound bites, but the big documentary is the one from the previous Region 1 releases - the Making of... which I actually enjoyed watching a second time. There is also a gallery and two segments on storyboarding the film. NOTE: The 2nd disc has many more optional subtitles (than the main disc) - English, Japanese, Spanish, Korean and Portuguese - and is also coded for region 1,2,3 and 4 preparing for releases of these supplements elsewhere.

FINAL THOUGHTS: Great deal folks - one of the best releases of the year considering what you are getting for your dollar value. With the image further corrected from the, often, (too) bright SUPERBIT - the only thing we could have asked further is removal of the artifacts which may happen one day in Blu-ray. My old Criterion laserdisc has some strong extra features but the two new commentaries (both excellent) and additional featurettes are worth the price alone even if the image had not been improved - which it has in my opinion. I really enjoyed the whole disc and feel like viewing it all over again right now. An important film and essential DVD... highly recommended! 

 - Gary Tooze

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NOTE: the Region 1, 3, 4 NTSC and Region 2 PAL releases are very similar in appearance and features ('Stills Gallery' commentary omission on the NTSC) - see comments below

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This is another case of image VS extras : if you know which one you prefer, you'll know right away what version to pick. The Superbit offers a much better image quality : apparently mastered (hopefully in HD) from another source than the Collector's Edition (CE), this Japanese edition sometimes shows some cropping on the left and bottom of the frame (see set of captures 1 and 2), sometimes gives a bit more on the same sides of the frame (see set of captures 4 and 5). It also seems to have a similar sharpness than the CE, but colors and contrast are much more satisfying and seem more accurate on the Superbit than on the washed out CE. Soundwise, the remixes make Bernard Hermann's score more enveloping than the poor surround mix from the CE, and the DTS has the edge with better low frequencies. But considering the film, it can't be explosive or reference material.

Now, on the extras side, the Superbit is of course the big loser, with none of the excellent supplemental material from the CE 'sincluded, although even this one omitted the amazing audio commentary from the Criterion Laserdisc.

 - Fabe Ashen

TAXI DRIVER - The early Columbia/Sony DVD was a catastrophe and the U.S. Collector's Edition did not update the awful image as seen through the opening steam with an insane amount of digititis, though Scorsese had a Dolby SR remix done on the film for theatrical re-issue which was transferred weakly as Dolby 2.0 Stereo for that successor. Neither could compete with the fine color on the old 12" Criterion LaserDisc. The SUPERBIT edition is cleaner, warmer and has DTS. A closer look at it versus the old Criterion version would better demonstrate how accurate the colors are, which may or may not have slight yellow/green issues. As the Divimax HALLOWEEN proved, you can have a clearer transfer and all the wrong colors. Can we get Scorsese's great Criterion commentary someday on DVD?

 -Nicholas Sheffo from FulvueDrive-In.com

It is hard to know which colors are the most accurate representation of the film. To me, the green army jacket in the CE's seems to be more 'true' to ones I have seen in real life. The SuperBit is definitely brighter and even beyond that I think it is marginally sharper as well. I believe the commentary on "Stills Gallery' of the PAL is in French so of no use to those who only understands English. This film needs an NTSC re-release soon!

 - Gary Tooze

 



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