Taxi Driver

Taxi Driver is overwhelmingly dominated by intense negative emotions. 'Disturbing' is the most prominent, reflecting the unsettling psychological journey of Travis Bickle. This is closely followed by 'Anger' and 'Anxiety,' capturing his internal rage against urban decay and his escalating mental turmoil. 'Disgust' for the city's perceived filth and 'Fear' of its dangers, along with a pervasive 'Sadness' and 'Melancholy' stemming from his profound loneliness, are also central to the film's dark and gritty atmosphere.