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Sure you do.

I still use that as an excuse to exit situations I don't want to be in.

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Oh the tasteful thickness of it.

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Do you like Huey Lewis and the news?

I understand this reference

Sorbet?

Explain how a man can blow up 2 cop car with a hand gun? Explain how a man can kill a lady with a chainsaw like that and run around naked covered in blood while doing it? Explain how its NYC and nobody's ever around? Wait I know... the entire film expect the last 20 minutes was a fantasy!

@Luke Bailey then tell us who did cover it up

@Luke Bailey Yeah it's his fiancée

@Luke Bailey then who omg

No. Everything happens in his mind.

JEAN PAUL GAULTIER

I know and the blood streak from him dragging the body through the lobby.

jean paul gaultier

Oversized bag*

@@ThePankkaj I think he said “overnight” bag

I second that!

At the end of the video the people who made the film explain it for you. What's not to get?

BigBadJerry Rogers but I suppose video is abt the movie rather than the book

Well, without being too familiar with the book, I adore which direction this movie took but I've seen the interview with Mary Harron before and way back it already was flabbergasting to me how she could deny such an obviously ambivalent ending. Makes me wonder; did she understand her own work? Apparently, the production has been quirky or at least very difficult, so maybe the whole flick was just a lucky accident.

Maybe it's because I read the book first, but I didn't see the ending as obviously ambivalent, I took it all as straightforward. I saw the film in the theater and I don't remember any of this talk about it being some imagined plot at that time, this discussion seemed to come well after the film's release. The book has some of Bateman's messed up backstory, it gives you at least some insight as to how he got to be the murderer you see in the film, so he didn't just lose his mind & become delusional as an adult. I think it may have been because they had to cut a lot out of the book to make the film watchable so the confusion arises from adaptation.

I read the book and I'd say that is one of the main feelings you get from the characters.

just about anyone can be patrick bateman no one can separate who is who because all of them are the same

your comment was way better in explaining the ending and took seconds to read instead of wasting minutes with the video. thank you

So the detective looked the other way too? That's strange

Nope

yeah even dude perfect cant pull that of without retakes

the director says why the blood trail disappears in he next shot was just bad continuity be he did kill paul allen all the victims he mentions on the phone at the end are reference to victims in the book even though none of these victims wer shown in the film makes me want to read the book again but I do remmber that the first 100.00 pages hes just describing all of his expensive crap in his apt and the music he likes but so much nasty stuff in the book could never be filmed thank goodness decrapio bowed out from the filmn that little chubby weasel titanic mo fo

@@gkroll8467 holy shit dude learn some punctuation

max wood best trick shot ever

@bean machine Holy shit! Dude, learn some punctuation.

That's how I always took it. Glad to know that I got it right.

That's exactly right. The book harps over and over (it's kind of repetitive, but that in itself is a kind of statement) that nobody actually knows anyone. Bateman can't recognize half the people he has worked with for years, and nobody can recognize him, either, because human beings are not important. Everything is image, personalities is superficial, not just his but everyone in his high society circle. And yet, he can recognize and speak in detail and at length on absolutely any kind of fashion, pop music, or nouveau cuisine as if it's his passion.

@@ShimmySnail Which makes you wonder - IF Patrick really did kill Paul Allen (a definite maybe), then WHO did the lawyer have dinner with in London, twice? And who did his "friends" have drinks with the night Paul Allen disappeared?

@@MrJeffcoley1 He's a lawyer, he lied to Patrick once he knew the truth. He made him believe it was all in his head so he wouldn't confess to anyone else.

I see, so the point is that he’s part of a privileged class, basically. His deeds will never be exposed because he’s protected by powerful people, and the people around him are too self-absorbed to even notice him dragging out a corpse into the street. He will keep killing and nobody will notice because nobody cares, and that’s the true problem.

Actually the lawyer thinks he had dinner with paul allen cuz everyone looks the same that everyone cant recognize a single person

@@gamerlol446 nah I don’t think so, why would any of them be in London. It was a subtle way for the lawyer to tell Patrick that the alibi was cemented

​@@henrikaugustsson4041 except even the privileged can no longer get away with murder.

So he really killed those people and its not hallucination? So what about the cops the car that blew up

Yes!

Cool name the witch was another great film. You got good taste my dude.

+Phillip Painter my real name is Phillip also lol

Heath Ledger wasn't good in any other movies. I can't imagine him being Batman.

DRS HE WASN'T GOOD IN ANY MOVIE. DARK KNIGHT RING A FREAKING BELL.

Omg. You sir, get my like.

Lewis Freeman beat me to it

Batman 4 the Win!

Ujjwal Uniyal no it's Agent Smecker!

lmao

agreed. and also unappreciated. caught the vibe of 80's perfectly.

the fact that its still so discussed is a testament of it. In 50 years it will still be talked about I think

Chelsea Colson If the earth survives 50 years

Mega MovieZ the earth will be just fine, trust me

true asf

Chris Moeller Thats interesting. Do you have a link id like to read more.

Funny you mentioned that. In the Novel, Bateman actually meets Tom Cruise in an elevator inside his appartment building. No joke

@@jackevans1092 Tom Cruise is a raving lunatic who "isn't there". Jim is no where near as crazy.

@@jackevans1092 If you're actually serious then you should know the OP is making a joke about Tom Cruise not a factual statement.

@@jackevans1092 My bad then untag me so I can cover up my tracks. Just kidding, but I know his beliefs to some extent, and he seems way less crazy than Tom Cruise.

That just kinda dumb, you kinda just contradict yourself

Wow that’s brilliant

@@mysticsaru8577 and that's why it's so different, wow this is truly a masterpiece

Thank you! Now my mind is at ease.. I was so confused after watching it again today.

I'm gonna go with the whole thing just being Schrödinger's cat.

It also disappears when the camera changes angles

Finally, someone talking about it

Dang that's crazy

they all covered for him while gaslighting him into believing he didn't kill anybody, hilariously satirical

i mean he's not underrated but ...

Ikr

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Same boat bro

Blaze The Singer a classic??? I dunno about that.....i hate to be that guy, but I'm going to be that guy.... read the book... It's more comically entertaining than disturbing.

books are lame

That it is ..

Yeah it definitely aged well 20 years later

Why does the lawyer calls him davis nd his friends call him bateman at the end ?

@@ananyvats5343because he is his dad he’s not who he believes he is he’s someone else entirely.. maybe just throwing idea out the film is confusing af 😂

Funny, I understood perfectly.

haha hard bro I cpmpletely agree they explained nothing

I'm not sure if you planned for "Anything" to remain hidden until "show more" is clicked. If so, nice touch!

If you read the book then you'd know the author said he never meant there to be an answer as to whether or not the killings were real. He intentionally provided evidence of both theories, making it impossible for only one to be right

@@altruisticPing she*

@@sarak2336 Author of book is a male. Director of movie is female. They clearly are referring to the book. Nice try

@@Payfieman a man typed all those words

Ezequias Lopes that is one part that keeps getting to me, the rest fits perfectly with either imagination, or the idea that everyone is so self absorbed that they just are not focused on each other's identities and whereabouts etc. But that damn explosion 😂

Liberty-Lea Love, yes, but this is why I love this movie, everyone has a different experience with it.

It may be a parody of all the ridiculous action movie sequences where a guy shoots a car with a gun and it explodes randomly lol

I think some parts are real, like Paul Allen dying and the apartment full of dead hookers. The chainsaw scene i'm on the fence about, I would think people would come outside and see what was going on during all of that, but then again its entirely possible due to bystander syndrome for people to ignore that esp at like 2 am. The rampage is likely completely hallucination, we know it begins with the hallucination of feeding the cat to the ATM, so its entirely reasonable to assume that whole night leading up to the phone call to his lawyer is a hallucination. But I am in the camp of some murders really happened, the fanciful ones didn't. Him killing the homeless guy seems entirely real, that shit happens IRL too, there are entire youtube videos made of teenagers "bum bashing". Either way, thematically the whole point of this work is to illustrate these characters fucked up world where what's "inside doesn't matter" and only money and status do, which can enable someone like a serial killer to be extremely successful. This is highlighted by the property owners for that apartment being so involved with their image and prestige that they'd conceal mass murders in order to maintain the outside image that this is a nice, pretty, wealthy high end neighborhood full of nice, pretty, and wealthy neighbors.

That’s what I thought also because why other would they even show the sketches there was no reason for her to even look in his desk in the first place

the worst joker

penguin was behind the whole thing in my opinion. penguin orchestrated it all from the shadows.

Who are you? I'm Bateman.

Agreed. Blows up a cop car with a handgun and hit a lady with a chainsaw a half dozen or so floors down. How can it not be in his head?

@@serpentsepia6638 What she means is that his psychosis began to exacerbate at that moment. You knew something was wrong when there was a closeup at him taking his medication. He DID kill people but everyone was so self-absorbed that they didn't even know who was actually who, giving Bateman the alibi, the lawyer stating that he had lunch with Paul Allen. The relator wanted him to leave, knowing he was the one responsible for what she found. She needed to sell the place. NY in the 80's was like that. Theaters were showing DeepThroat for God sakes. It wasn't what the city is today. There were bits and pieces of psychosis popping up throughout the movie but then his psychosis began to manifest, ie the chainsaw and shootout.

I showed this scene to my cat...it proceeded to decapitate me with a chainsaw...

@@serpentsepia6638 I can assure you it wasn't in my head. I did it. For real.

Exactly.

Until he dies and goes to Hell lol.

You can't answer a question that has no definitive answer. It's called ambiguity

Oliver Cuenca most intelligent thing said here

Yep bingo it’s the same thing when he’s at dinner in the beginning and is asked about his political opinions

Wait a minute.. he goes from BATEMAN to BATMAN

HEY PAUL

that is the different between western and estern asian

I started to think 🤔 that at the end that all the rich people were in the Illuminati cult. And they cover up for each other much like Free Mason's do. I could be wrong though.

Mark Johnson Freeman's, Illuminati the natural progression of the private school network.

Mark Johnson youre wrong

Bateman really is killing everyone but the people around him are cleaning up his messes. Bateman seems to want to stop and maybe even get help but they refuse to acknowledge his crimes because they want his wealth.

Amen brother. Movie does the book no justice.

agreed they are the same thats why they keep confusing everybody they all look and act the same if it was in his head then why would a detective be after him for the disappearance of letos character

Also, to further the notion that everybody confused everyone around them, even on that shooting rampage with the police, when bateman entered, the guy at the front desk referred to him as Mr. Smith

Way better explanation than the own video thanks!

Well some of it was definitely in his head but yes I def agree she gave people an impression she didn't intend lol I thought it was all in his head personally haha just now realized he really killed people

No?? Afaik she said the ambiguity was intended, and what she regretted was making it not more ambiguous.

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Same

What are your other top 3s?

What is there to qoute

Sue O'Brien He really did kill people, but the society of rich businessmen around him were just too self centered to notice. He got away with it because no one around him really paid attention to anything except themselves.

What wasnt explained?

Everyone in high society was so self centered they couldn't even remember other people's names. The lawyer who said he had dinner with Paul Allen in London was misremembering Paul Allen's name and mistaking him for someone else. Therefore, Bateman really killed Paul Allen.

rynor23 Actually in the book he really never killed anyone

@@theitfactorjameswheezer2852 Why do you think that?

clubber Lang Moore preach

clubber Lang Moore Old Man Joker

SkyOut oh yea....nevermind, still Leto sucks

defoe has that amazing long face he should have been in batman 1989 as the joker you wouldnt have to do the rubber make up for the cheeks just paint him white and the red lipstick that big freakin grin but they went with a big star nicholson dont get me wrong he was great but even at that time too old and fat but so much freaking energy jackkearned that 5 million plus point and everything with his face on it but defoe would have been physically the joker

This is the best comment I've seen, idk why I feel this is it

Im glad at least one other person understands this film

This seems like the best explanation I've read.

Bruce Wayne. That's probably because you're stupid......

Robin Hickman This is a fact I cannot deny. I appreciate and respect you for sharing your opinion.

Bruce Wayne yoda dies

bigpimpdaddy69 tgen what about the detective and the dead bodies in the flat??!

@@333junaid it was all in his head

MadMax Ikr

check out screen prism's vid

...she dies...

1000 Subscribers Without Videos He kills her. Earlier in the movie he checks his shoes for blood after killing a guy, and he does the same after exiting her house.

Holly Haley I read that aswell but I think she came out against the book after its release in the 80s and the film was much later ,it's unknown if he took the role to piss her off.

Also there is that scene with him breaking up with his girl friend he is literally drawing the chainsaw murder scene and she didnt even question him.