Anyone watching the Golden Globes tonight did anyone else have the same

[Lint Head]

revelation that I did? (I hope this is not a duplicate of a previous post.)
When they flashed the scene of Robert De Niro in Taxi Driver the Tucson murderer's mug shot flashed in my mind.
That was 34 years ago. Even though the outcome of the movie was different De Niro characterization captured the unstable mindset of someone with assassination on their mind perfectly.

[sharesunited]

1. A powerful flick which influenced the unstable Hinckley.

[Hannah Bell]

4. "They say".

They never talk about how his great-grandpa was, with Rockefeller, one of the founders of the University of Chicago, and rarely about the family's ties to the Bushes, or dad's involvement with (cough, spooks, cough) world vision.

[njlib]

2. I'm glad he won the lifetime achievement award

but his acceptance speech was peculair, to say the least.

[Duer 157099]

8. I could see where he was coming from.

That montage was not very good. He's such a powerful actor, and has played such powerful roles, yet that was such a weak representation. Ugh.

[elocs]

3. I thought of that the first time I saw that picture. n/t

[spanone]

5. i noticed that women in hollywood have no wrinkles...regardless of age

[Duer 157099]

7. I noticed that very few of them look natural any more

And zero of the older women do. It's stunningly pathetic.

[Duer 157099]

6. They didn't do him justice imho

And it seemed like he noticed it.

But yes, Travis Bickle was very much like Jared Loughner.

[glinda]

9. He rose above it with political jabs though.

[WiffenPoof]

10. Hero or Villain?

Taxi Driver is among the best movies ever made. Was Travis a hero or villain?

-PLA