American Psycho - Dinner with Paul Allen - 1080 HD

Another martini Paul?

[@michaelshannon6134]

I love that nobody listens to anyone in this movie.

[@alanperez7657]

Exactly

[@paulabanuelos824]

Lmao..this movie is about complete oblivion, ignorance and living in the *ID*

[@spacepimpkevin1184]

It's all Patrick making power moves on people incessantly. It's just funny seeing him try so hard to never be the inferior. and Paula is right, there is no awareness of the real world or morality in these moments. Only instinct.

[@Johnnysmithy24]

@@paulabanuelos824 yes

[@Johnnysmithy24]

That’s pretty much the theme of the movie

[@BarberShave19]

We actually see Paul's apartment, but we never actually see the tanning bed.

[@saintrico3456]

he took it with him to France, are you kidding me..

[@LRM5195]

@@saintrico3456 hasta la vista baby!!

[@Mario_N64]

He was lying.

[@DaBeezKneez]

I think he's lying

[@sirmount2636]

This is so important.

[@richos07]

“Another martini Paul?” That was Patrick Bateman’s version of “how about another joke Murray”

[@shrevidhya2473]

TRUEE omg nice one

[@kidcarhartt5212]

Underrated comment

[@nikaruhakamura6888]

impressive. very nice. let's see paul allens joke.

[@roganhinchliffe4442]

or "how about another joke murray" was the jokers version of "another martini paul?"

[@richos07]

@@roganhinchliffe4442 makes sense considering American Psycho was close to two decades before Joker. But “how about another joke Murray” is just too iconic.

[@z-rex6068]

“I like to dissect girls. Did you know I’m utterly insane?” One of my favourite lines lmao 😂

[@daniellevinson6975]

It sounds a lot like Mrs. Robinson's famous quote "I'm also an alcoholic... Did you know that?".

[@spencerpearson3986]

Daniel Levinson two classic movies

[@Dekross]

"Great tan Markus, really impressive, were did you get it from?"

[@Ad-fu6tj]

Yeah, I love how he gives a lot of clues he's insane but nobody gives a sh*t

[@wanyekest6969]

Maybe you should see a psychiatrist immediately, bud.

[@Pedrosdanckwardt]

"I've got a tan bed at home, you should look into it." Paul crossed the red line right there.

[@Maglevspiritualgeek]

skin color

[@matthewbagg1522]

Petter Danckwardt i don't get it

[@TaylorKnightCosplay]

More like an acid bath

[@chuckschickbaldtacos]

Matthew Bagg don’t get what? Because Paul has his own tanning bed it makes Bateman envious of the higher perceived financial status

[@matthewbagg1522]

Chuck Schick oh ok thanks

[@David_brent]

"Hey i'm a child of a divorce give me a break" That line has got me out of many awkward situations throughout life

[@Christian-en6lk]

Same

[@JamalMack]

Damn. Really? Might have to use that whenever I’m in a hotspot

[@bobbyfirmansyah8580]

What if the person you talking to is "a child of divorce" as well? Does it nulify the effect? Just askin

[@yuarentlucky]

Just like me frfr.

[@CBright7831]

Judging by your own movie, I think you and Patrick would get along quite well, Jordan. Just as long as you can look past the whole killing thing, of course.

[@jamlym4974]

All of Bateman’s facial expressions are priceless.

[@royaltyblessed2454]

Yeah he has fun talking to Joker

[@ckpemac5268]

he's gorgeous)

[@TheMasterUnity]

@@ckpemac5268 He also likes to dissect girls, did you know he is utterly insane?

[@area51ville]

wow just thought of that its batman and joker talking at at table

[@tareklegrand7747]

his face when Paul talked about the tan 😂

[@cameronkohnen7060]

I just realized when he talks about the “mud soup and charcoal arugula,” that’s what was on the sign the waiter was holding. Bateman probably never ate there and just wanted to seem knowledgeable.

[@teemuranta1243]

Nice find! Plus, mud soup and charcoal arugula is just complete nonsense as a dish. mud and charcoal. lmao.

[@Ozymandias83]

Juuso Hirvikoski does charcoal arugula = rocket burnt to a crisp?? Bateman won’t be happy about that...

[@WweChampion1997]

If I'm remembering correctly in the book Patrick memorizes the menu items for all the restaurants he goes to so he can seem more knowledgeable about what's there.

[@alejandrojames1588]

@@WweChampion1997 Absolutely correct. He also memorises review articles, hence the long monologues in the music scenes, again to appear knowledgable

[@guyfromdubai]

@@WweChampion1997 Which is funny considering Paul mentions the urchin serviche from Dorsia's for the exact same purpose

[@exe2517]

I get the feeling that when Paul mentioned he gets tanned at home it was the last straw for Patrick.

[@theallseeingthigh2587]

Exequiel Ortega can u explain that dude? I never understood why that's an insult to Bateman ?

[@ScreenNameLmao]

The All Seeing Thigh Paul was subtly bragging that he owned his own bed rather than going to a salon with the peasantry. Bateman is obsessed with being the best and people having things he doesnt infuriate him

[@JadeDude1973]

Yeah, Bateman is all about status. It enrages him to see someone representing themselves as being "above" him. Honestly, I think it was Allen's tone when he says "you should look into it" that flips Patrick's murder trigger.

[@nickmattio3397]

Because tanning beds were VERY expensive, too expensive for even Patrick so he goes to a tanning salon. He also says Paul’s apartment is nicer Than his too so it’s just shallow keepin up with the Jones’s Paul does exactly what Patrick does but makes more $$$

[@joeluigi2008]

Well, he had his apartment covered with newspaper and cover by this point

[@Broski8137]

0:52 That super insecure "Nobody goes there anymore" cracks me up every time

[@nicolasarriaza7614]

I thought that he was just offering an excuse or justifying his choice, if he had let Paul take him to Dorsia, he would have been seen by people of his circle for sure, and his plan to kill him would have been compromised.

[@kisamejoshigaki6069]

Nick 16 06 youre goddamn right

[@GRAFFDEMON]

Or he couldn't get a reservation ;)

[@patbateman6647]

I recognize it like he is acting, like he knows what's up more than everybody else.

[@shuax]

The way he just avoids eye contact by looking around the restaurant lol

[@elliotirons7919]

Funny thing is if the real Marcus Halberstram turned up to this dinner, Paul Allen probably wouldn’t have even noticed.

[@Johnnysmithy24]

He would’ve thought it’s that loser Bateman

[@samuelvavia8920]

Marcus would of called Bateman a sus impostor. But Paul and Bateman would vote the real Marcus out.

[@TheMasterUnity]

@@samuelvavia8920 I wish it was you instead of Paul Allen on the receiving end of the axe

[@smartyhardy8924]

I think he would, because Patrick has a slightly better haircut.

[@TheMasterUnity]

@@smartyhardy8924 He’s also not a dickhead

[@sean2914]

His face when Paul said Patrick was a dork was so funny

[@nathansaintus9927]

Ikr😂

[@HanryReis]

"Another Martini Paul?"

[@theatticaddict]

1:54

[@ParadoxicalSerenity]

Sigma face

[@robertmoore294]

😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@theeverchosen1504]

The look on his face when Paul says he has his own tanning bed...

[@rub3nski]

that look says im gonna chop you up lol

[@WhosYourPoPo]

Never realized they have a tan... they don't look orange...

[@Alex-gb8em]

Christian Bale is a great actor this is my favorite Bale movie, everyone is too obsessed with Dark knight sometimes i wonder if they know he acted before those movies

[@ARod3]

The Everchosen 😂

[@Parasmunt]

An actor is only as good as the roles they give them these days and this was a great role and Bale was perfect.

[@Stugots666x]

The joker and Bruce Wayne having lunch before the night comes along

[@DRAGONBLOODX]

Omg

[@tyfenrir]

Holy shit that's Jared Leto. I didn't even notice.

[@bottle1lack743]

Stugots666x They're having a pretty senseless dinner

[@ryanramkissoon2124]

Iol

[@Zacksleeps]

Then later on, the green goblin (William dafoe) comes in too ask some questions

[@sultaa86]

The freaky thing about this. People like this actually exist..

[@user-qu7jq2zo3l]

Yeah people like Paul are awful

[@brucewayne3076]

@@user-qu7jq2zo3l 💀🤌🏻

[@owenbardy9990]

no

[@evanfisher3016]

I worked on wall street in an entry level. Yes they do. Not everyone is like this but these people do exist. It's very odd to interact with them, exhausting, you feel physically dirty after just a conversation. I think the culture is changing with the times, 5 years ago it was a lot worse than it is today.

[@rodger3352]

@@evanfisher3016 sooo uh wasn't Rothschild originally dealing the "Fisher" accounts ? :D

[@roxanne4820]

1:30 You can see the lime is still in the rim of Patrick's corona bottle, so he hasn't even drank a drop of alcohol whereas Paul has almost finished his and is clearly drunk, showing that Patrick is wanting to stay sober and get Paul drunk so he can easily kill him. Love the details in this film.

[@WYCD]

Timestamps get likes!

[@ididntaskverified3663]

That is standard, not a real hard detail to get

[@ladyhm.6748]

Isn't that obvious? Huh?

[@brezzendorf]

So that's what they said about Corona can kills people

[@giorgig4828]

No shit sherlock. That's a simple observation, not really a detail lmao

[@chance8590]

"I'm a child of divorce give me a break"

[@kai326]

I see they've omitted the pork LOIN with lime jello

[@RurouniStarchild]

@@kai326 We should've gone to Dorsia. I could've gotten us a table.

[@aydenthemlgpro3087]

Nobody goes there anymore

[@egvillaproductions4112]

Random Name why would Ivana be at Tex arcana?

[@okayokayfr]

EGVilla Productions So uh... wasn’t Rothschild originally handling the Fischer account?

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

Got to be his Bales best acting performance, it's just utterly creepy the way he nails being a rich psychopath

[@ntnnot]

+ the Machinist. In American Psycho, love the scenes where he portrays Patrick's hidden discomfort/anxiety. Great expressions from Bale.

[@eec589]

hippiecheezburger I almost confused Bale for Matthew McConaughey the first time I saw this film.

[@ultimatenakia202]

hippiecheezburger He's actually not a psychopath, but I agree with your message. He's most likely got Borderline Personality Disorder, Narcissistic Personality Disorder, & possibly sociopathy. The thing about true psychopaths, is that they don't get anxiety, they don't cry, & they don't get so envious/jealous of others. They have very few emotions, & the ones they do have are not only very dulled, but mostly only last between, say, 1-30 seconds, & then it's back to being calculating. I think they feel anger, slight excitement/elation, adrenaline, & pleasure. They don't bond emotionally with anyone, & never feel emotional empathy. Those with NPD & Sociopathy can feel attatchment & empathy, but only on a VERY limited basis. They also feel anxiety, depression, envy, etc. I only learned all of this very recently, through a diagnosed psychopath named Athena Walker, & man, she is FASCINATING, to say the least.

[@nefariousnilbog]

hippiecheezburger Stunning. I adore this movie and I agree I think it's an incredible performance.

[@nefariousnilbog]

Zen Master The fighter was so average but he was outstanding in it.

[@astrasurgeon]

01:53 - the moment that defines the generation.

[@Mista3456]

The sigma genesis

[@snowwhitever2336]

@@Mista3456sigmas are nothing but losers and women haters ....

[@DynamicDurge]

"Where do you tan?" "Salon 😀" "I have a tanning bed at home, you should look into it" "😐"

[@strawclips2626]

*NOT IF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR SPLEEN*

[@gc99289]

I think he meant it too. Really makes that line pop, given that he's a real serial killer.

[@patstaysuckafreeboss8006]

@@gc99289 Wow no way 😲

[@st3ppenwolf]

Spit on food incoming

[@tvrgriffithfan8682]

Freudian Slip.

[@DecadeTheKarateBugman]

Alright, I'll get your drinks with a mucous garnish right away.

[@nox5870]

How wasn't Christian Bale Nominated for an Oscar for this? He was absolutely incredible in this , his best performance by far in my opinion!

[@rayhoodoo847]

NoxiouS because any sane person with an IQ larger than their age knows that the Academy awards is absolute garbage

[@nox5870]

His performance in the Fighter is incredible! but I still prefer this one over any of his other work.

[@arigonz]

He definitely deserved an oscar for this. Patrick Bateman was not your one-conventional psychopath.

[@dbodooley]

No way. Dicky in The Fighter.

[@fabiocaceres5193]

The movie was polemical at the time and the critics didn't care

[@userr_742]

“We should have gone to dorsia” “Nobody goes there anymore” Bale’s expression always makes me laugh 😂

[@johnnygallos0939]

Like a kid nowadays when they say that anything or anyone is "overrated" to make themselves feel edgy and/or cool. 😎

[@hanshintermann1551]

Sour grapes

[@m.unalercan8920]

I love how out of touch from themselves they are, they both say completely different things and don’t react at all, it’s so hillarious

[@Asskickingness2014]

"Goes out with that loser Patrick Bateman, what a dork." For some reason, I love that line.

[@angadgrewal9324]

can’t imagine what Patrick’s ego would look like after that

[@mcsquilliams7044]

The hone tan bed already sealed the deal for the "HEY PAUL" 🪓

[@newbalance3069]

😂 hysterical

[@greyfox37]

Heh heh... Another martini, asskickingness?

[@RazorGalvez]

"Nobody goes there anymore" lol

[@TaylorKnightCosplay]

Razor GC jealousy alert!

[@NateTalksToYou]

0:57 R.I.P.

[@rmrezleas1388]

Hello Checkmark

[@ecoo911]

J&B straight and a corona. That demanding tone of voice is hilarious

[@jamesmonto9562]

It’s some great acting ! I’m going to rewatch the whole series in front of a mirror. I am only American. I cannot be complete without attempting to be a psycho. Even this is something illusory. I am simply not there.

[@christinas.4342]

"Is that Ivana Trump?" Suddenly relevant

[@shaayaellis1436]

The Trumps are a symbol of wealth & opulence.

[@CC3GROUNDZERO]

The film references the Trumps twice, and also Bill Cosby.

[@franchise002000]

The best part is that Bateman did that intentionally to deflect from Leto's displeasure of the restaurant choice, as after he said that, Leto looks over three times to make sure it wasn't Ivana. Leto looks over 3 times because, well, people don't really recognize people in this world, a-la Bateman being called "Halberstram."

[@itsharris2345]

Kristina S. The books explain that Pat Bateman is obsessed with the Trumps

[@Gamenetreviews]

Kristina S. Trump was an icon in 80's New York, he was at his peak of the Forbes 400 and a famous socialite in the city. The book references him many times, with one of Patricks major goals to be invited to the Trump Christmas party. It wasn't until the 90's that Trump lost most of his money and became a reality TV joke to get some of it back.

[@r.b.ratieta6111]

"Goes out with that loser Patrick Bateman, what a dork..." The laugh that follows = *I'm definitely going to savor this moment when all is said and done* "Another martini, Paul!"

[@rahulk2633]

I still don't realise whether this was a genuine mistake by Paul or if he thinks bale(Bateman) is a loser.

[@capncake8837]

⁠​⁠@@rahulk2633 He does think Patrick’s a loser. He just thought he was talking to Marcus Halberstram.

[@uncleGravey5]

The fake inhuman smile Patrick makes after the line, “Another Martini, Paul” is just simply perfection 😂💯

[@huh1915]

I've always found Patrick's laugh at 1:57 funny for some reason. But you can really tell that he took it personally lmfao.

[@vanillabatcave5677]

It has that "I'm so going to kill you" sound to it

[@gertrudemcfuzz74]

"Another martini, Paul?!"

[@yousefsobhani9502]

Cool 1100 1010 T I love the laugh. How he's trying to hide how much he hates Paul.

[@kelseym.3176]

Wow it's like we watched the same video!

[@1Insurgency1]

+kitty mcratslayer lol yeah, its like he's saying i'm definitely going to kill you now with that

[@zyzor]

No halberstram I’ll have a whiskey instead

[@paulallen2271]

I love how when Paul says “ goes out with that loseeeer Patrick Bateman, what a dork! “ Patrick, I mean Marcus gives him that “ just wait until we get to my house “ look lol

[@keepingupwiththehalsteads805]

Bale is pure genius. He took big risk in this role, especially in that time ( society was not prepared) and he is just brilliant as Patrick. Great method actor and very picky about his roles, such an original.

[@GreatMasterKenji]

Society was not prepared to what?

[@roju0007]

​@@GreatMasterKenji Activist tried to get the movie taken down because of the violence it depicts in the movie. At the time the movie came out, it was big news. But 20 years later no one remembers that.

[@mponce661]

Leonardo DiCaprio was originally cast for the role. Christian Bake begged him to let him have the role

[@idontcare8405]

Alessio Hank Boglino Both feminists and right wing Christians hated the movie.

[@nanajoyride2905]

@ Marcos Ponce Christian was casted n decided by director Mary Harron long before Leo was involved. Leo, was producer''s choice, though. www.google.com/amp/s/www.vulture.com/amp/2020/04/mary-harron-american-psycho-in-conversation.html

[@adamteller6685]

“I see they’ve omitted the pork loin with lime jello.”

[@idontknow1379]

So this is morbius origin story

[@sirpoglington]

You see a moment of him being bothered by Allen saying he has a tanning bed, just like he was in the book.

[@user-ni6ou3on2k]

Jeez, Patrick, I mean Marcus, what are you thinking ? :D

[@MTown587]

Why would Ivana be at Texarkana?

[@vinceb8041]

i always crack up when he corrects himself like that, you need a good actor to pull off a line like that without the joke sounding forced

[@nuckymancini7013]

Its @sheep test "if yousaid why would ivana bee at texarkana u fail/ed"

[@p.s.csdeaky8530]

Did his character did it on purpose or was he joking?

[@Tang526]

Whose Marcus?

[@RaynmanPlays]

"Jesus, Patrick. I mean Marcus." I love how awful he is at this and Paul has a Sense Motive of -15.

[@idot3331]

0:57 might be the most sincere emotion ever shown in Bateman's voice until he confesses to his lawyer at the end

[@joaoyapur1247]

He asks and answers his own question, complete mental dissociation

[@IBeMelissa]

A different universe of Batman where Bruce Wayne is the insane one lol.

[@marvinrodriguez7971]

& kills The Joker LOL

[@Kishnabe]

Batman White Knight Storyline

[@rafikz77]

Bruce Wayne is actually insane.

[@alexht.9382]

@@rafikz77 agreed. also rich, just like Patrick Batman. I mean Bateman. Their faces in public are just masks as well.

[@rafikz77]

Alex Takahashi exactly That’s actually why Nolan went with Bale, because of his role in American Psycho

[@NESherv]

I love the way Patrick's face falls after Paul mentions he has a tanning bed at home.

[@ShoSho-cq7ct]

I love his face when Paul said "great ass" :v. Just like a playboy

[@wheeliesmalls9464]

"IT'S MORBIN TIME!"

[@HaloChief62]

Did anyone else notice that the mud soup and charcoal arugula were actually on the specials board? Great attention to detail.

[@danielharrison3250]

did they omit the pork loin with lime jell-o

[@Ozymandias83]

In the book Bateman memorises menus to seem knowledgeable

[@W3LLcoOL]

1:53 and thus, the meme was born.

[@johnantonescu5096]

@Noah Johnson No, it's not. Few scenes but no

[@declanmckenna5111]

Bateman was a walking meme in this movie.

[@th3102]

@@johnantonescu5096 yeah the entire movie really is just a massive meme

[@lahasainaypayaso3386]

@@johnantonescu5096 It made sense to still call it a meme since the movie had 80% dark humor.

[@patrickbateman5104]

@@johnantonescu5096 lol

[@keithgarcia8519]

“I see they’ve omitted the pork loin” lmfao that line always gets me. Superficial Patrick just trying to sound well-rounded and high class to convince others he is the facade he presents himself to be.

[@MrMLBson09]

It's actually the pork loin WITH lime jello. It's very important you get this right.

[@bingbong3643]

@@MrMLBson09lol

[@jamesevans2507]

01:13 I love how utterly delighted and proud he is to tell that stupid obnoxious unfunny cliche joke

[@lna913]

Tbh for some reason i find it pretty funny,even tho it's a banal joke,his delivery makes it funny for me,and the laugh afterwards lmao

[@omg9261]

Lol, good take 😂 I haven't noticed before as I always roll my eyes when he says that line, but you are so right

[@capncake8837]

For me, it’s just really ironic and out of place, since we know who Patrick is. It’s like a kid making edgy jokes about killing people to a hardened hitman.

[@nyesExpress]

he's drunk, anything's funny when you're drunk

[@kimmyfreak200]

"Dammit patrick I mean Marcus".. lmao

[@darkleaves3560]

batman and the joker walks into a restaurant ....

[@fuziontonygaming]

I’m waiting for the punchline.

[@poopdealer9399]

@@fuziontonygaming there is no punchline

[@zackzallie8735]

@@fuziontonygaming it's not a joke.

[@123ucr]

@@zackzallie8735 ---My life is nothing but a comedy.

[@vinodkumaraug]

How about another joke Mr. Murray

[@xeroxsos3659]

1:53 A gif was born at this moment

[@Gabagool93]

The dialogue in this movie is so fucking good.

[@MrJimmyJammers]

“I’m a child of divorce give me a break” I’m dead😂

[@fleabaguette9699]

The way he bats his eyes after saying that he's utterly insane never fails to make me laugh

[@thepintman6166]

Is nobody gonna talk about that absolute banging tune at the intro?

[@_autyyyy]

I’m trying to figure out the name of the song lol

[@Only.D.G.]

@@_autyyyy Al mirar tu cara by Santiago Jiménez Jr

[@MrAlexkyra]

0:28 Is being rude to waiters a part of Yuppie/Investment Banker culture? Patrick wants to fit in, and Paul Allen was being rude to the waiter first and Patrick seemed to be competing with Paul to see who could be ruder.

[@Mario_N64]

They think it's a way to show character. That they're self-assured.

[@SydneyCarton2085]

Sea urchin ceviche

[@user-uq4gr5nl5o]

I think he is lying.

[@Atombender]

No can do!

[@jadizm]

Got a 8:30 rez at Dorsia...

[@AbrahamSalazar210]

Hey, Allen, squash.

[@ibs_haver]

I love how the food they're eating, despite being intricate and fancy, looks completely revolting, like somebody mangled it apart with a hacksaw.

[@Atombender]

RIP Ivana Trump

[@AngeloLunch]

1:48 He decides to say Cecilia is having dinner with Evelyn so he can see Paul's opinion of Evelyn.

[@slimjimmy149]

Here's an obscure reference. The actor that portrays the waiter in this scene also played a minor role in Boon Dock Saints as Willem Defoe's gay lover.

[@jungshin87]

I just wanted to cuddle..

[@martijnstuart95]

Lol and Willem Defoe is also in this movie. He plays the detective looking into Paul Allen's disappearance.

[@williampoole1742]

Willem is just buddies with him, not gay

[@p.s.csdeaky8530]

That's him...?!

[@rgkong8783]

Holy shit!

[@EvilsniperX]

when Gorr the God Butcher has dinner with Dr. Michael Morbius

[@tcbbctagain9249]

Even better: Batman and Joker

[@adamfitzgerald911]

"Let's see Paul Allen's dinner"

[@Bluemgwes]

1:57 That laugh is everything. Also, Paul's been sipping on Corona's, Bateman and you offer him a martini?

[@petersmithyy4556]

Rip Ivana! Miss the 80s

[@sakkasufle6326]

I'm half waiting for Paul Allen to yell "ITS MORBIN TIME!!!" during their lunch.

[@erikbetancourt2737]

Ivana Trump died today, as soon as i heard the news i immediately tought of this scene

[@kevinm9031]

Same here 😂

[@coleyblossoms1051]

The back-to-back line deliveries are genius. Bale and Leto are just superb.

[@HankingMySchrader]

Well Jared Leto played objectively the worst live action joker and he also did morbius so…

[@abelramos8652]

Awesome the amount of epic lines in just two minutes

[@myyriad778]

"Oh jeez Patrick-I mean Marcus" so subtle

[@spark2766]

Crazy how that same actor played fucking morbius

[@Red__Law]

One of the best comedies ever made.

[@dah_veed10s]

“Nobody goes there anymore” - love that subtle deflection on the topic of Dorsia 😂

[@osurpless]

He can’t get in, so in his desperation to be the center of attention, tries to gaslight everyone into thinking it’s not en vogue anymore. Par the course for his perception of himself?

[@artdez4995]

"The pork loin with lime jello"

[@CherryLipgloss1000]

Me - ah, lets watch this clip. Take my mind off COVID19 Bateman - we will have coronas

[@siranonymous1433]

Underrated comment.

[@salmaroni4134]

😂

[@shazanali692]

I can watch this scene all night

[@awesomejackify3333]

Little does he know, Halberstram's real identity is the Batman Patrick Batman

[@dakritic]

This scene is classic.

[@CidGuerreiro1234]

The whole movie is.

[@slothrop4751]

RIP Ivana

[@jonreylen3166]

What DC fans see: Batman and Joker What Marvel fans see: Gorr and Morbius

[@maskedmovieman4303]

And what people who aren't completely obssessed with comic book movies see: Two great actors giving great performances.

[@slinkybeans2442]

@@maskedmovieman4303 Jared Leto good actor?

[@maskedmovieman4303]

@@slinkybeans2442 Again, people that watch films that aren't brainless superhero movies know that Jared Leto has been amazing in many films, including the one you're commenting on. He was also incredible in Requiem for a Dream, Panic Room, Blade runner 2049, and best of all Dallas Buyers Club.

[@WarCrimeGaming]

​@@maskedmovieman4303 Don't forget Fight Club

[@tareklegrand7747]

what normal people see: another youtube comment section ruined by comic book nerds. by normal people I mean people who respect an actor's career and see him more than "that guy who played that superhero"

[@pac_0183]

Dinner with morbius

[@ShakShak1999]

And Batman

[@JampingVan]

Bruce Wayne dinner with Michael Morbius

[@eric20ike]

Would you like to hear the specials? "Not if you want to keep your spleen."

[@prointernetuser]

This clip is so satisfyingly HD.

[@thepaintingbanjo8894]

Allen: "I got a tanning bed at home. You should look into it." Bateman: [screaming internally]

[@LilGamez21]

This scene was all about baiting a trap on Paul Allen. Patrick, walked in premeditated about killing Paul. Sat down not certain how to bait it though. But Paul said something smug to him and Patrick's face angered and quickly thought get him drunk. And said his Liquor of choice and Paul fell for it and said his, like a dumb ass. As the scene goes Patrick is like "Yeah I'm going to kill him." You can see it in his face. All while Paul is getting more drunk. lol Great acting.

[@theallseeingthigh2587]

LilGamez21 lol that explanation was spot on

[@Dre2Dee2]

Yeah, that's why he picked an empty restaurant on purpose and didnt use his real name, so no one could say they saw Patrick Bateman with Paul Allen the night he died XD

[@ecoo911]

Good analysis

[@InvaderTan1]

You could say...... Patrick *Baits men*

[@westsideteetz]

I'm gonna give that cliche comment but Bale should've got an oscar for this scene alone. I hope they show this film in acting classes for a master class on body acting. Look at him seething with anger over the tanning bed suggestion Look at Bale during the exchange: Paul: "Great tan Marcus, where do you tan?" Patrick: "Salon" (while shrugging, suggesting patrick thinks there is no other way to tan) - You can see Patrick is actually very responsive to Paul's compliment. Even though Patrick is aware Paul think's he's Marcus Halberstramm, the compliment is warmly received as the tan is truly his and independant from the Halberstramm character. Patrick is beaming at the approval he just received. Paul: "I've got a tanning bed at home, you should look into it" - It's at this point Patrick's realization about his situation becomes clear to him. He's just another insignificant nobody in a sea of them, looking up to Paul Allen. Always a step behind. Dorsia, the business card (watermark) and now the tanning bed. Patrick decides to murder Paul. Even after this realization Patrick still can't help but to seek Paul's approval again "Do you like Huey Lewis..." only for his taste to be rebuffed by Paul again "they're ok.." Patrick begins an impassioned defense of Huey & the Newsboys while also attempting to highlight his supposed artistical insights "their early work was a little too new wave for my tastes... .. the whole album has a clear crisp sound..." Paul is hardly interested and hits Pat with one final insult enquiring about the newspaper covering the floor instead, you know the rest. Even with Paul dead Pat still can't help but be haunted by Paul: "there's a moment of sheer panic when I realize Paul's apartment overlooks the park" to further sullying Paul's reputation with Kimble "that whole Yale thing" Patrick's reality is destined to continue on like this, unable to do more than "just fit in" constantly with the meat and bones, meats and bonest. All work and no play makes Jack a Dull Boy. This confession has meant nothing

[@russelconor8704]

brilliant comment, not cliche at all, coz you said everything and in such a detailed way! And yes, Bale was f genius in this and he simply is genius actor, but like every actor he needs luck to get great role like this one. I think his best role, this one of the lifetime chance is still yet to come!

[@RetrofIex]

Great post mate, loved this one

[@novanoir8309]

This is actually a pretty good insight. Im enjoyed reading it, thanks

[@salj.5459]

Bateman doesn't actually give a shit about Huey Lewis and the News, he just wants to seem intelligent

[@salj.5459]

Bateman doesn't actually give a shit about Huey Lewis and the News, he just wants to seem intelligent

[@jimes1059]

Heard that Ivana Trump died and immediately came here (0:57)

[@bertmustin]

A better business card, his own tanning bed, gets called a dork, and think Huey Lewis is only okay. Paul Allen got off easy.

[@lukevankleef4245]

I keep seeing people wondering how this didn't get any awards. Like, come on guys, you should know by now that great movies are never appreciated in their own times. Awards go to what conforms to the norm at the time. Most award winning movies are utterly forgotten by now.

[@sarko5989]

I like how no one remembers each others names in this movie, it makes it feel like an illucid experience, if that’s even a word. It helps express the main idea that everyone is so caught up with themselves that everything around them is a blur

[@vide0gameCaster]

"Jeez, Patrick... I mean Marcus" Wrong either way haha.

[@najafhasan1]

1:53 Best sigma

[@user-dm3xm7jw9s]

Do you like Huey Lewis and the news?

[@carlosrodriguezrodriguez6558]

It's okay, I guess.😃👍

[@paulallen2874]

Ugh..theyre okay i guess

[@nayten0324]

Paul ALLEN their earlier work was a little too new wave for my taste...but when sports came out in ‘83, I thought they really came into their own, commercially and artistically

[@MrGoalissimo]

i wonder how many bodily substances you can mix with their food and drink? If you treat the waiting staff like crap they are going to make you pay i bet that corona was at least 60% urine.

[@kimmyfreak200]

its like those customers we see on youtube being filmed screaming and calling the employees racist words then you see them hand them their food and milkshake and smile. (you know there is some nasty lugee with a evil grin waiting to be swallowed down their throat) be nice to them or suffer the wrath of phlem globs or worse...

[@hunbunfun132]

Not in a upscale establishment. They get paid well enough to eat shit.

[@thebluefus]

Thomas Richardson I worked at McDonald's and nobody did that there even, but if it goes on, which it does, it's at fast food type places

[@sionefonua3356]

Haha thats what I'm saying these high minded shitheads think they can be rude without any consequence or retaliation. They should be careful how they treat people.

[@GregoryMoncayo]

We should’ve gone to dorsia I could’ve gotten us a table “ no one goes there anymore “

[@teaganwittmaack2914]

1:54 this one second is my favorite part of the entire movie

[@FormerlyNYVulgarian]

1:20 the moment that confirms Pat Bateman will do a number on him.

[@MrMargheritti]

"So, wasn't Rothschild, originally handling the Fischer account?" So we'll sure the Fischer account was the real deal.

[@Jordan-mq4wj]

LostConnection wasn't Rothschild in the wolf of wall street?

[@Floral_Green]

They're an extremely notorious financing company - of course they were mentioned on Wolf of Wall Street.

[@matthewjohnson5125]

Financing company? It's a bloodline of banking overlords along with names like Rockefeller (oil etc)

[@Floral_Green]

Matthew Johnson Thanks for the pedantry.

[@matthewjohnson5125]

Metalhead omniscience. Wonderval.

[@heriyandipandapotansihombi7348]

Reservations to Dorsia is what's in the Pulp Fiction Brief Case

[@BitcoinMotorist]

Bateman goes to Dorsia in the novel with his younger brother.

[@oooohapenny4707]

This is probably the most normal interaction the Joker and the Batman have ever had. The next one is very mind-opening too.