Movies like Taxi Driver

Joker pays homage to Taxi Driver with its depiction of a man's descent into madness set against a backdrop of urban decay. The character study of Arthur Fleck mirrors Taxi Driver's Travis Bickle, making Joker a must-watch for those who appreciate complex characters on the fringes of society.

Falling Down follows an ordinary man's rage-fueled journey across an indifferent city, touching on themes of alienation and moral ambiguity similar to those in Taxi Driver. It offers a similarly intense, critical look at society through the eyes of a disillusioned individual.

American Psycho presents a chilling portrait of a man hidden behind a mask of normalcy, mirroring Travis Bickle's inner chaos and sociopathic tendencies. Fans of psychological character studies that delve into the darkness of the human psyche, as seen in Taxi Driver, will find this a fascinating watch.

Drive features a quiet, enigmatic loner whose life spirals into violence, echoing the themes of urban isolation and explosive violence found in Taxi Driver. Fans of the tense, atmospheric storytelling in Taxi Driver will find Drive's stylized execution and moody aesthetics particularly compelling.

Collateral, like Taxi Driver, is a nighttime odyssey through Los Angeles that offers a tense and gritty exploration of morality and fate. Viewers drawn to the psychological tension and the underbelly of urban landscapes in Taxi Driver might find the same allure in this film.

Nightcrawler's main character, like Travis Bickle, blurs the line between right and wrong in pursuit of his ambition, leading viewers down a dark path of moral ambiguity. Its stark portrayal of the nocturnal underbelly of Los Angeles will attract Taxi Driver fans interested in character studies and urban narratives.

Also directed by Martin Scorsese and featuring Robert De Niro, The King of Comedy explores fame and obsession. With its darkly comic take on the pursuit of celebrity, this film will resonate with Taxi Driver fans interested in character-driven narratives and societal critiques.