Flawless, until... *spoilers*
...the second time Travis visits his wife in the peep show booth. Up to that point, the film had said so much with so few words; Stanton is capable of conveying a lifetime's worth of emotions with a few facial expressions. The dialogue was genuine, too, without any of the characters ever spouting 'movie talk' - not even the kid. So I was pretty disappointed when Travis got uncharacteristically stonefaced and started in on that endless MacBeth speech. Show, don't tell, Wim!
It's still a brilliant movie but it almost commits suicide at the two hour mark. Did anyone else feel this way besides me and Vincent Canby?