@Joker mogged to hell and back by this movie

[DarknLost]

 

[jfcage]

They fucked up the movie with the ending, no wonder it was directed by a woman.

Read the book instead.

 

[pisslord]

and in the end, it was all in my head! hahaha

 

[jfcage]

No it wasn't in his head, it is just the shitty interpretation of the director. Shame because 90% of the movie is really good, I say that because after reading the book I would find it difficult to make a movie out of that. But the ending completely missed the point, Bateman did kill those people, just nobody cared about them and nobody cared about Bateman either, not even his so called friends or his lawyer. The whole American Psycho is a satire that depicts the alienation in postmodern society.

 

[Dogs]

Joker is way better ngl

 

[Deleted member 1100]

They fucked up the movie with the ending, no wonder it was directed by a woman.

Read the book instead.

Legit, I don't even remember the end properly because of how shitty and confusing (on a bad way) it was
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The part when he tries to kill the phaggot in the bathroom was hilarious af

 

[jfcage]

Legit, I don't even remember the end properly because of how shitty and confusing (on a bad way) it was
.

The part when he tries to kill the phaggot in the bathroom was hilarious af

There are several brilliant scenes in the film, so l give credit where credit is due. My favorite one is when Bateman talks to his lawyer, because how absurd it is.

Btw. watch The rules of attraction if you haven't watched yet. Another movie adaptation of a Bret Easton Ellis' novel.

 

[Pietrosiek]

i will not watch it becouse bale mogs me to oblivion.

 

[jfcage]

Joker is way better ngl

Joker is a whole different movie. It is more serious, sadder, a chilling commentary on how society doesn't do enough to take care of people who experience mental illness.

American Psycho is a satire, it is almost a comedy given how many scenes are funny or absurd. It is a critique of the American dream, mockery of the consumerist culture, and also depicts the alienation of a man in postmodern society.