**patrick bateman voice** it's 100% a comedy. it's so overacted, incredibly quotable, and the comedic timing (while likely not intentional) is perfect. the way his face moves is almost jim carrey-like in so many scenes
My favorite part is when Paul Allen says “it was you, Patrick! You’re the American psycho!” right before he gets killed. Amazing delivery out of Leto on that line. Brilliant movie.
@@iwantadominantmommy like it’s equal parts “random=funny” because that just comes out of nowhere and is unexpected, but also Patrick is a man of massive privilege and wealth, the only traumatic thing that could possibly happen to him would be divorce, and that’s the only thing that could possibly “justify” his actions, besides being late
Even the director and Christian Bale themselves said it is a dark comedy and both laughed their asses off at the premiere when most of the crowd didn't know how to react. Way ahead of its time
Its so strange how people idolise him. Ignoring the fact that he's completely insane, he's also nearly brought to tears by his colleagues not giving a shit about his business card and not getting a good seat in a restaurant. In other words he's a complete fucking loser. But he also treats women like shit so I guess that'll draw in certain crowds
1:16 when he says "I'll call you", he smiles at her but at the last frame Bale gives her an evil look, such a cool detail that the actor put into the character
My favorite part is how they all have the same title in the same division of the same company; yet you can tell each one of them is convinced they are a god compared to the others
If y'all like American Psycho, especially its comedic elements, you HAVE to see Vampire's Kiss. It may have been an inspiration for American Psycho (it came out in the 80s) and there's really nothing extra remarkable about it other than Nic Cage's glorious performance. It's like "we already have American Psycho at home" but on crack instead of cocaine.
My favourite part is the, “I’m almost in tears by the time we reach the restaurant”, because on one hand it’s comically ridiculous, but on the other, as someone with OCD, I relate to being that upset about things not going according to plan.
@@user-sl7ie9te5r Right. And how would you quantify that? Rate your disappointment on a scale of one to ten? I'm sure this happens to everyone. That's the problem with self diagnosis. Thanks for your reply and have a great day!
0:51 as someone from sri lanka i always found this line inexplicably hilarious. it just feels real, like u could imagine yuppies making small talk about the country as if they actually cared while mispronouncing its name the whole time
Reminds me of Bridget Jones trying to make conversation by bringing up Chechnya and Hugh Grant’s character saying he couldn’t give a fuck. Also great to see a fellow Lankan 👋😃🇱🇰
It isn’t meant to look like they care either, the point is that the dude talking about sri lanka and patrick don’t really care about those issues but instead are trying to look like they are the most moral out of the group, because the movie is making fun of that yuppie culture. Also a detail: patrick talks about feeding and housing the homeless, but (earlier or later, can’t remember) in the movie he actually kills a homeless person and later he confesses he killed 5-10 homeless people.
4:25 Alright but actually, Luis has the best card out of everyone's. Not only is his actually unique, it genuinely just looks nice. Everyone else did boring black text meanwhile Luis used a pretty gold/bronze coloring (and I think green for other text) as well as having a similar colored case, makes the indentation of the lettering stand out better imo. Of course Bateman had to try and kill him, it was clear that Luis had far better taste exceeding his and all else.
I laugh more and more every time I watch this movie. A couple of funny parts you left out are when patrick asked the homeless dude why he was fired, and asked "insider trading? just joking", and when they were at Espace, and bryce hands patrick the menu and says "the menu is in braille" and it cuts to the see-through menu
Am i the only one who bursted out laughing when Patrick had to do a whole circle in the revolving door just to shoot someone, AND THEN RE-EXIT💀 Edit: The community has thrived me in likes Thanks everyone🤧🥹
The first time I watched this movie was with friends and I was laughing the whole time and my friends thought I was deranged. Second time we all were cracking up and our other friend who had not seen it yet thought we were deranged. I will die by the idea this movie is supposed to be funny
Yeah same the first time I watched I was like dang this movie us screwed up then the second time watching I didn’t take it quite as serious and it was a good time lol
I can’t believe you left out the part where he’s dragging the body out and Luis goes “Patrick is that you?” “No, it isn’t me. You’re mistaken” I crack up every time I watch that part.
You cut out the best Louis interactions! "Your compliment was sufficient louis." "No louis, it's not me, you're mistaken." And the whole bathroom scene is hilarious
4:44 I think McDermott and Van Patten are actually in awe of Luis’ card, and look so dejected because they feel threatened by how much better it is than theirs. Bateman feels this way so strongly that he wants to kill Luis.
I read it in some comment section that he realized that it's the same reaction they had to his card and that shows that they didn't care really and that's what made Patrick angry. This also works
@@sarii_p1697 not really, in the book they all thought it was absolutely hideous and cringed out of embarrassment for him. Bateman just wanted to kill him because well he’s Bateman.
@@sarii_p1697 its not the same reaction though, when they were all comparing cards they were having a dick measuring contest over it. With Louis they just kinda dismissed him. Bateman wanted to kill him because Louis is trying to flex on them but his taste is hideous and Louis thinking he is comparable to Bateman angers him
How can anyone not view this as a dark comedy? The character christian Bale created here is so unique, entertaining and insane. Its like like a caricature of what a sociopath is supposed to be. Done very well but overdone with the behavior and facial expressions. I dont think ive ever seen a character like this irl or in movies, or anywhere for that matter. Amazing film. I watch it every few years to laugh my ass off.
@@trevorcoyle517 Agreed, Patrick’s may be nice and neat but it doesn’t feel lived in and there’s hardly any personality to it. Just goes to show how cold and nonhuman he is.
Him talking about music and his obsessive narcissism and the way he talks about himself and his insane jealousy is so absurdly ridiculous you can’t help but laugh
A lot of people in the comments don't know what satire is and it shows. This movie isn't "accidentally comedic", it's intentionally comedic because both the movie and the book are satirical. You're supposed to find it laughable and ridiculous, that's the whole point.
This movie has so many green flags for me. -has to be watched multiple times to truly be enjoyed -really fucked up in a bizarre and hilarious way -offensive humor that actually has a point instead of being edgy for the sake of being edgy -the protagonist being batshit insane in every single frame -making fun of rich white men PS: If you're offended by the "making fun of rich white men" bit, then you definitely didn't get the movie or the book because the author explicitly said that that was the point 😂
Funniest thing about the business card scene is the fact every single one of them spells "Acquisitions" wrong. I hope this was intended and not just a typo by the art department.
Bale’s work is so overdone it borders on parody, but it’s perfect for the character. He’s so lost on how an actual normal person might behave he goes to the moon with his efforts to compensate.
My favourite line from this has to be when Patrick and Timothy are doing coke in the club and that guy leans over the stall door and says "Will you keep it down, im trying to do drugs."
The business card scene may be one of my favorite scenes from any movie. Its just so utterly ridiculous and nails the toxic male corporate business type right on the head. Its hilarious.
Somehow the funniest scene in the movie isn’t in this. When Patrick shoots the cop car and it explodes, and he just looks and the gun confused. That sh*t killed me
In the Trivia section, it said They filmed every Willem Dafoe scene 3 times, 1 where he knew Bateman was guilty, 1 where he thought bateman was innocent, and 1 where he isnt sure, and the Director placed one of the 3 versions every time he appears, and honestly, when you watch the movie, you can pinpoint certain moments where youre like "yeah this is definitely a scene where he thinks patrick is guilty lol" Dafoe was great
It is? I believe it is suppose to be a dark comedy. Maybe not the first time you see it, but as you re-watch you begin to see the comedy of it. The book actually made me burst laughing out loud multiple times. Only book that did that to me so far. Dark comedy mixed with satire mixed with horror I guess.
@@JotaShank It was and I too thought of it as quite funny, its just both the book and the movie were extremely controversial when released. The world simply couldn't see through the murders and sex scenes and how its dark, cynical humour has brought the movie to the glory it deserves.
@@harshgentle1529 The early days of this movie it was considered too dark for people’s taste, but when the meme like “dubs guy” came out in 2009 and “based” in the 2010s, I think the movie really came into its own, commercially and artistically. The whole movie has a clear crisp pacing, and a new realized sheen of comedy that really gives it a big boost. It’s been compared to movies like Fight Club, but I think American Psycho has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.
Acquisitions being misspelled on every single card is such a funny detail
Impressive, very nice
“Raised lettering” no raised lettering, “it even has a watermark” no watermark.
This movie is fucking gold.
*Aquiscition
Mispelled being misspelled during the video is another great detail lol
But "acquisitions" isn't misspelled, is it? Or is that the joke?
**patrick bateman voice** it's 100% a comedy. it's so overacted, incredibly quotable, and the comedic timing (while likely not intentional) is perfect. the way his face moves is almost jim carrey-like in so many scenes
i read your comment in pattricks voice in my head it was quite good lol.
It's intentional.
@@Killercoldice22 lmao, yeah that worked for this comment pretty well
Is it really that overacted? I feel like the characters in the films universe are acting so maybe that's why it seems like the movie is overacted
Its a satire, of course its intentional
How dare you not include the absolute trainwreck of Bateman when Luis thought the murder attempt was sexual
My exact thoughts. He was so disgusted he broke character.
THAT WAS THE MOST HILARIOUS PART OF THE MOVIE 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Washses his hands with the gloves ON lmao
lmaooo yeah
@@dan7291able Its a bit dirty let a man wash his junk
My favorite part is when Paul Allen says “it was you, Patrick! You’re the American psycho!” right before he gets killed. Amazing delivery out of Leto on that line. Brilliant movie.
He didn’t say that
@@Spacecowboy448 Are you sure about that? - John Cena
when??
I know right. Only recently did Leto top his performance with Morbius. "Its Morbin time..." shivers every time I see that masterpiece.
@@xxCROMIZOIDxx "I'm gonna Morb all over ya..." is my close second, such an excellent movie.
“You’re late” “I’m a child of divorce, gimme a break!” That’s such a well written line but still matches up w 21st century humor
I dont get it
@@iwantadominantmommy like it’s equal parts “random=funny” because that just comes out of nowhere and is unexpected, but also Patrick is a man of massive privilege and wealth, the only traumatic thing that could possibly happen to him would be divorce, and that’s the only thing that could possibly “justify” his actions, besides being late
@@R0man.Geck0 oooh thank you im a bit slow lol
@@R0man.Geck0he doesn't have privilage. That's not a thing. He's just successful.
@@R0man.Geck0wealth, also not a factor as a child. He grew up poor.
I have been saying American Psycho is a comedy and I'm glad someone else agrees
Even the director and Christian Bale themselves said it is a dark comedy and both laughed their asses off at the premiere when most of the crowd didn't know how to react. Way ahead of its time
It's a documentary
@@abovewater6918 Exactly
it is a comedy & nobody can tell me otherwise
life is a comedy
I love how people can appreciate the comedy of it without going “omg patrick bateman is literally me” for the millionth time
Its so strange how people idolise him. Ignoring the fact that he's completely insane, he's also nearly brought to tears by his colleagues not giving a shit about his business card and not getting a good seat in a restaurant. In other words he's a complete fucking loser.
But he also treats women like shit so I guess that'll draw in certain crowds
To be fair a lot of guys literally say exactly that for some reason. I think a lot of guys find him relatable due to the suffering he's going through.
@@samgomez9942 That's pretty much it. The front of being cool while actually suffering internally
@@LordVader1094 Yeah I'd say so, I saw another comment explaining it really well but I'm not that articulate lol
Especially about the card scene.
1:16 when he says "I'll call you", he smiles at her but at the last frame Bale gives her an evil look, such a cool detail that the actor put into the character
1:16 for me and that's also fucking hilarious
Great detail I would've missed, thanks.
Also the dialog in that scene is funny as hell
"What about a Saturday?"
*checks watch* "Next Saturday?"
"Sure"
"Can't, I'm afraid:
@@anon9060 yooo I just had to pause and that's new to me, being an AP fan for over 5 years can't believe I missed this
Great catch.
Imagining the vine boom sound effect every time someone placed down a business card really elevated the experience for me
XDDDDD
LMAO someone should actually edit this
i can’t believe you cut out “let’s see paul allen’s card”. i’m shocked and devastated
shaking and crying
5:20
I’m on the verge of tears as I slowly realize that the Paul Allen’s card scene was not in the video
Nah it’s def in the video
It's in there later
03:41
It's funny to see how Patrick doesn't mind when Paul talks about his "fiancée's" ass, but being called an dork does affect him.
Because she's not "critically important" to him
1:16 you can see he goes to a straight face right as he turns away
That’s really good acting
Bale in a class of his own
My favorite part is how they all have the same title in the same division of the same company; yet you can tell each one of them is convinced they are a god compared to the others
They are all literally identical
@@alexanderboulton2123 that's the point
If y'all like American Psycho, especially its comedic elements, you HAVE to see Vampire's Kiss. It may have been an inspiration for American Psycho (it came out in the 80s) and there's really nothing extra remarkable about it other than Nic Cage's glorious performance. It's like "we already have American Psycho at home" but on crack instead of cocaine.
I'M A VAMPIRE! I'M A VAMPIRE! I'M A VAMPIRE!
Every scene with Nate Jacobs in Euphoria is American Psycho on fucking meth.
I think Crack and cocaine are the same. They come from the same plant
@@sandosam807 I know that, crack is a form of cocaine, but crack and powder cocaine are two different forms of drug
Worth watching for Cage's freakouts alone
"the tasteful thickness of it" He couldn't get this thickness out of his mind.
*T A S T E F U L L Y T H I C C*
I see what you did there....
@@nocturnaljoe9543 You understood that reference.
I laugh throughout this movie. "OH MY GOD, IT EVEN HAS A WATER MARK", just cracks me up.
I read this comment at the exact moment that line came up.
LOL , the way he says "oh my god." with utter devastation over something so small, i say it that way daily lmao
“I’m a child of divorce give me a break” gets me every time
“No. I’m in touch with humanity.” Such a human thing to say.
My favourite part is the, “I’m almost in tears by the time we reach the restaurant”, because on one hand it’s comically ridiculous, but on the other, as someone with OCD, I relate to being that upset about things not going according to plan.
do you actually have OCD?
Being upset because things don't go as planned doesn't sound like OCD.
@@user-sl7ie9te5r Right. And how would you quantify that? Rate your disappointment on a scale of one to ten? I'm sure this happens to everyone. That's the problem with self diagnosis. Thanks for your reply and have a great day!
0:51 as someone from sri lanka i always found this line inexplicably hilarious. it just feels real, like u could imagine yuppies making small talk about the country as if they actually cared while mispronouncing its name the whole time
Reminds me of Bridget Jones trying to make conversation by bringing up Chechnya and Hugh Grant’s character saying he couldn’t give a fuck.
Also great to see a fellow Lankan 👋😃🇱🇰
Sadly yeah.. not a whole lot changes
It isn’t meant to look like they care either, the point is that the dude talking about sri lanka and patrick don’t really care about those issues but instead are trying to look like they are the most moral out of the group, because the movie is making fun of that yuppie culture.
Also a detail: patrick talks about feeding and housing the homeless, but (earlier or later, can’t remember) in the movie he actually kills a homeless person and later he confesses he killed 5-10 homeless people.
Lmfao wall street snobs talking about a third world country trying to look knowledgeable is always funny.
"found this inexplicably hilarious" **goes on to explic**
4:25 Alright but actually, Luis has the best card out of everyone's. Not only is his actually unique, it genuinely just looks nice. Everyone else did boring black text meanwhile Luis used a pretty gold/bronze coloring (and I think green for other text) as well as having a similar colored case, makes the indentation of the lettering stand out better imo. Of course Bateman had to try and kill him, it was clear that Luis had far better taste exceeding his and all else.
I love the scene when Jesus Paul Allen said "its morbin time" and morbed all over the place
It really was one of the scenes of all time.
@@Haw3k121 yes it indeed was
@@Haw3k121 Yes it is!
Jesus Paul Allen
“He never said that “
I laugh more and more every time I watch this movie. A couple of funny parts you left out are when patrick asked the homeless dude why he was fired, and asked "insider trading? just joking", and when they were at Espace, and bryce hands patrick the menu and says "the menu is in braille" and it cuts to the see-through menu
My favorite comedy bit in American Psycho is Bateman desperately washing his gloves after touching Louis with that terrified look on his face
Am i the only one who bursted out laughing when Patrick had to do a whole circle in the revolving door just to shoot someone, AND THEN RE-EXIT💀
Edit: The community has thrived me in likes Thanks everyone🤧🥹
Missing a reservation at Dorsia will do that to you
@@theozlander4629 🤣
nope, i did too🤣🤣🤣
@@petraleopold2713 good good, glad I’m not the only one 🤣
I really don't remember this
The first time I watched this movie was with friends and I was laughing the whole time and my friends thought I was deranged. Second time we all were cracking up and our other friend who had not seen it yet thought we were deranged. I will die by the idea this movie is supposed to be funny
When you get past the tension of not knowing what happens next three movie is funny asf
Yeah same the first time I watched I was like dang this movie us screwed up then the second time watching I didn’t take it quite as serious and it was a good time lol
Well you're right. Bale and the director bonded over the fact that they both found the script hilarious
I love how he’s about to leave and then see’s somebody so he does another spin in the revolving door to shoot the guy then leave
I’m overtired right now, but the “because I want to fit in” part has me dying, genius.
Why are you overtired?
and the way he just puts his headphones back in and looks out the window like an emo teen 😭
@@nimki2084 because I want to fit *in*.
I can’t believe you left out the part where he’s dragging the body out and Luis goes “Patrick is that you?”
“No, it isn’t me. You’re mistaken”
I crack up every time I watch that part.
OMG IM DUMB THIS WHOLE TIME I THOUGHT HE WAS CALLING HIM A MISTAKEEEE 😭😭
@@jiepagan9138 tik tok fan 🤦♂️
Jean-Paul Gautier
NO THIS IS PATRICK!
Jean-Paul Gaultier. the truthful answer and being begrudgingly forced to brag what brand it is just KILLS me lmao
Lmfao. My favorite part is when he washes his hands with the gloves still on after almost choking Luis
"What about a Saturday?"
*checks watch* next Saturday?
"Sure"
I can't
Fucking hilarious 🤣
LOL , its so good, acting like you do want to do something but in reality, nah
"My skincare routine is hours of monologuing"
That's fuckin genius lol
I love how you also misspelled acquisitions. Little cherry on top
Love how they open the movie with " they don't have a good bathroom to do coke in"
It's my favorite film because it works as every genre, comedy, horror, romance, documentary, satire, etc.
it has all of the movie. So it's the best movie of the movies
His excuse to always “have to return videotapes” will be forever funny.😂
You cut out the best Louis interactions!
"Your compliment was sufficient louis."
"No louis, it's not me, you're mistaken."
And the whole bathroom scene is hilarious
🤣
Only thing I could think of during the business card scene is: "How many Vice Presidents does this company have?"
Probably part of the psycho part.
And what is acquisitions spelled incorrectly on every single one?
I guarantee if you show this movie to someone and say “let’s watch this comedy” they will laugh the whole time and never question it
even the bit where the prostitute finds corpses hanging in that cupboard?
4:44 I think McDermott and Van Patten are actually in awe of Luis’ card, and look so dejected because they feel threatened by how much better it is than theirs. Bateman feels this way so strongly that he wants to kill Luis.
definitely
I read it in some comment section that he realized that it's the same reaction they had to his card and that shows that they didn't care really and that's what made Patrick angry. This also works
@@sarii_p1697 not really, in the book they all thought it was absolutely hideous and cringed out of embarrassment for him. Bateman just wanted to kill him because well he’s Bateman.
@@victoriaelaine2460 Oh I see I haven't read the book myelf
@@sarii_p1697 its not the same reaction though, when they were all comparing cards they were having a dick measuring contest over it. With Louis they just kinda dismissed him. Bateman wanted to kill him because Louis is trying to flex on them but his taste is hideous and Louis thinking he is comparable to Bateman angers him
Best part is when Paul Allen says “it’s Morbin’ time!” right before he gets an ax to the face. This is the filmest film in filming.
and then he morbed all over Patrick Bateman! makes me cry every time, so powerful
And then Patrick revealed he was the Batman the whole time! Absolutely inspired writing.
1:46 “is that a gram”
I'm glad I'm not the only one to laugh uncontrollably during this film.
How can anyone not view this as a dark comedy? The character christian Bale created here is so unique, entertaining and insane. Its like like a caricature of what a sociopath is supposed to be. Done very well but overdone with the behavior and facial expressions. I dont think ive ever seen a character like this irl or in movies, or anywhere for that matter. Amazing film. I watch it every few years to laugh my ass off.
Van Patten's texture on his card looks like an egg carton wtf was he thinking.
He likes the rustic vibe
4:49 I dont get why Christie says that Pauls apartment is nicer. Patricks is more modern and clean looking
Patrick’s is kinda post modern and cold, Paul Allen’s feels more comfortable
@@trevorcoyle517 Agreed, Patrick’s may be nice and neat but it doesn’t feel lived in and there’s hardly any personality to it. Just goes to show how cold and nonhuman he is.
well his also has subtle off-white coloring tho. Plus raised lettering and a watermark
the view, maybe
the view, maybe
Very nice. Let's see Paul Allen's five favorite comedic moments.
"I used to think my life was a tragedy, but now I realise it's a f*ckin comedy."
-Batman
Him talking about music and his obsessive narcissism and the way he talks about himself and his insane jealousy is so absurdly ridiculous you can’t help but laugh
Well, I agree except that I couldn’t help but laugh.
A lot of people in the comments don't know what satire is and it shows. This movie isn't "accidentally comedic", it's intentionally comedic because both the movie and the book are satirical. You're supposed to find it laughable and ridiculous, that's the whole point.
When bateman said "It's american psycho time" it was definetly one of the moments! Truly one of the movies!
This movie has so many green flags for me.
-has to be watched multiple times to truly be enjoyed
-really fucked up in a bizarre and hilarious way
-offensive humor that actually has a point instead of being edgy for the sake of being edgy
-the protagonist being batshit insane in every single frame
-making fun of rich white men
PS: If you're offended by the "making fun of rich white men" bit, then you definitely didn't get the movie or the book because the author explicitly said that that was the point 😂
You like to make fun of rich white people?? That's racist
literally LMFAO
Great observation skills - I would have never guessed the characters where rich < white > people!
"I'm not racist!" - you
Source: trust me bro
@@Mayhamsdead Cope
@@Mayhamsdead It's called a joke, cupcake. If you were offended, then that's your problem.
Funniest thing about the business card scene is the fact every single one of them spells "Acquisitions" wrong. I hope this was intended and not just a typo by the art department.
It was intended. The book is just as funny.
Bateman does have the best business card in my opinion.
Impressive, very nice. Let’s see Paul Allen’s opinion.
That's bone.
This movie is hilarious, i love the transition when he is listen to "walking on sunshine"
Of course it's a comedy. It's damn hilarious. Gets me and my dad laughing more than most comedy movies.
Underrated line from Bryce: “is that a gram?”
Bale’s work is so overdone it borders on parody, but it’s perfect for the character. He’s so lost on how an actual normal person might behave he goes to the moon with his efforts to compensate.
U skipped the funniest part when he screams; “try getting a reservation at dorsea now u stupid f***ing bastard”
this is what i mean when i say american psycho is my favorite movie, i laughed my ass off first time watching and still love it to this day
I laugh at the part when he says to that waiter “not if you want to keep your spleen”
My favourite line from this has to be when Patrick and Timothy are doing coke in the club and that guy leans over the stall door and says "Will you keep it down, im trying to do drugs."
ive been saying American Psycho is like Mean Girls for men
3:42 that's one of my fav gifs
No "I'm on the verge of tears" and no "Why isn't it possible?" I am saddened.
I'm leaving. I've assessed the situation, and I'm going.
"I'm a child of divorce, give me a break."
love the part when he says "its american psychin time" and psyching all over the place. chills down on my spine.
The business card scene may be one of my favorite scenes from any movie. Its just so utterly ridiculous and nails the toxic male corporate business type right on the head. Its hilarious.
Just noticed how they all have the same haircut too haha
It’s like that one calling card shattered his entire life. 😂
This is hilarious!😂😂😂 Love your text input, especially during the cards scene.
Bale is brilliant in this film. Absolutely perfect.
I liked the part where Patrick says its psychoing time. Really gave me chills.
Please, now I want to see the whole movie with edits like this on it LMAO. I'm crying 😂 this is amazing
*"No. I'm in... I'm in touch with humanity"*
"Hey I'm a child of divorce, give me a break." Love that line.
“Mistletoe alert” is the greatest distraction
“They don’t have a good bathroom to do coke in.” I use this every time I’m out with the boys lol
Ok the revolving door gunshot was pretty funny 😂
2:48 "got to return some video tapes, after return some video tapes" best song
I'll never not laugh when I see Patrick's reaction to "Evelyn. Great ass"
"Hey! i'm a child of divorce give a break!" Slays me every time
Every time he say he has to return a video tape its hilarious
I love how its quickly edited and then u come to the card scene, pure genius
I can't believe you didn't add the line "You're compliment was SUFFICIENT Luis!"
2:39 to 2:55 - What song is it, Please someone tell me. It sounds so good.
Please someone’s got to know 🙏🏼
here you go lads
czcams.com/video/7wvLIWe6qxA/video.html
I wanna know too
"You look nice today." " Don't wear that outfit again."
The biggest comedy in this video is how the poster leave the subtitles for only a split second and still expect us to read and laugh.
Memes aside, this film is fantastic. Script, directing and certainly acting.
What a wonderful family friendly film I could definitely show my grandmother
very family friendly
1:05 the “Christ” and then the switch from laughing to death stare is incredible
Man, Jerma was so good in this movie
Netflix removed this so I’ve just resorted to watching clips online
Buy it
Pirate it
The duality of man ^
Somehow the funniest scene in the movie isn’t in this. When Patrick shoots the cop car and it explodes, and he just looks and the gun confused. That sh*t killed me
Family: Horrified by the movie
Me: Laughing away
2:42 hell yea dude this song bops glad it was used here
"no it doesnt" 🤣🤣🤣 im dead bro...great video
Donald Kimball's scenes are some of my favorite. He always seems like he's serious and dead onto Patrick and then he just laughs it off.
In the Trivia section, it said They filmed every Willem Dafoe scene 3 times, 1 where he knew Bateman was guilty, 1 where he thought bateman was innocent, and 1 where he isnt sure, and the Director placed one of the 3 versions every time he appears, and honestly, when you watch the movie, you can pinpoint certain moments where youre like "yeah this is definitely a scene where he thinks patrick is guilty lol" Dafoe was great
As someone who has a 10 minute long make-up routine, I WISH my skin looked as good as Patrick.
because you do make up he does skin care both are different (ig)
“I could tell you that halberstram..but then I’d have to go American psycho on you” best line in the movie delivered by Leto..
Its funny how funny this 'meant to be unfunny' movie is
It is? I believe it is suppose to be a dark comedy. Maybe not the first time you see it, but as you re-watch you begin to see the comedy of it. The book actually made me burst laughing out loud multiple times. Only book that did that to me so far. Dark comedy mixed with satire mixed with horror I guess.
@@JotaShank It was and I too thought of it as quite funny, its just both the book and the movie were extremely controversial when released. The world simply couldn't see through the murders and sex scenes and how its dark, cynical humour has brought the movie to the glory it deserves.
It’s meant to be a horror comedy. It’s supposed to be funny.
Bale himself stated it was a comedy though
@@harshgentle1529 The early days of this movie it was considered too dark for people’s taste, but when the meme like “dubs guy” came out in 2009 and “based” in the 2010s, I think the movie really came into its own, commercially and artistically. The whole movie has a clear crisp pacing, and a new realized sheen of comedy that really gives it a big boost. It’s been compared to movies like Fight Club, but I think American Psycho has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor.