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[@dylankaiser5546]

It literally looks like he’s growing and slowly taking over her. Magnificent cinematography

[@lunacy9825]

Yooooo I love this shit thanks for pointing it out

[@adelo5001]

Thank you for pointing it out

[@Meshuggapeth]

He’s “blooming”

[@valmacclinchy]

​@@Meshuggapethexactly 💯

[@adamseidel9780]

Excellent insight and analysis, spot on. Love comments like this.

[@WolfataDoor]

“I’m not done...” A+ acting.

[@dinadina23]

"And the last thing I want, Nina, is for you to do the things I ask you to do when we're alone together in your apartment. Not like the last time." .... omg what a scene.

[@sagarroy8679]

Tbh I’m not sure exactly what he means in this line

[@andrewlance3898]

@@sagarroy8679 It's the last term of his deal. Lou is using this business exchange to pressure Nina into bedroom activities that she is not comfortable doing with him

[@sagarroy8679]

@@andrewlance3898 Thanks I thought when he said “The last thing I want” he meant he didn’t want it

[@freedom_rock18]

Loved that like

[@Yoyoyoyo77johnny77]

@@andrewlance3898 wait does that mean that at that point she was already doing bedroom activities with him

[@yesulyong9998]

I love, how he is so far away but encloses on the viewer completely engaging our focus. I thought for a moment he was gona step out of the screen and directly talk to me. Such brilliant performance.

[@thomasmatthews478]

YESUL YONG also brilliant directing

[@SeyhawksNow]

What staggers me with this scene is the speed. It's like a freaking tennis match back and forth between them until it finishes with Lou delivering a machine gun of words.

[@anthonyvincent804]

Typical bad screenwriting

[@AaqibAshraf]

Louis Bloom never gets pissed unless you try to take his bargaining power!

[@The3rdGunman]

Or you're a mirror

[@JamesNalacar]

@@Darkman9478 Congrats you just admitted to KZbin that you have something Common with a movie character who's a psychopath XD

[@nathanniesche6380]

Pratham Jassi Are you saying you don't? Do you ever get angry? Have you ever lied about anything? Are there times where you don't understand or don't like somebody? If your answer to any of those questions is yes, congratulations, you have something in common with psychopaths.

[@dayyanahmad117]

Doctor Strange can't bargain with him

[@sagarroy8679]

@@Darkman9478 “I’m just like the Joker… from the movie Joker!” 🤓

[@husker4life109]

That monologue alone was Oscar worthy, the fact that he didn’t even get nominated is one of the biggest mistakes in Oscar history

[@donefinished]

The academy is a joke

[@cashaddict55]

Personally I wasn’t buying it. He did not sell me if I was her. The second he stated there was another buyer and remained, my price would’ve dropped

[@KingFloch88]

@@cashaddict55 🤓

[@reinarforeman6518]

Calm down

[@akattom]

Yeah among the ton of mistakes in Oscars, I honestly find it impossible to take that reward ceremony seriously.

[@realeparanormal9517]

And THAT right there is a textbook psychopathic behavior. Utterly incapable of remorse or empathy, yet cunning and clever as selfish desires are often the best motivators.

[@MarkyMatey]

Sociopath

[@fractal97]

Fascinating portrayal of antisocial personality. Calculation to the last detail. Incredible damage to the society. Absence of empathy will destroy any relationship or render it a prison to a captured soul. At the beginning Nina had an upper hand, but in this scene she is already in abyss and she has no clue what just happened to her completely incapable to resist. 4% in US have antisocial disorder, and yet the damage is enormous and goes under the radar undetected because the rest of us have empathy and always try to justify their unjustifiable behavior. We need to be maximally alert and at any sign of no empathy we have to run because there is no defense against these people. Our own ability to emphasize render us incapable to resist.

[@fractal97]

@8w9hf89hw The problem is that 4% are those diagnosed cases. There are many more undiagnosed ones. They never ask for help because they are perfectly fine and happy with themselves. They don't need treatment, but those who come in touch with them do. I'd estimate there are at least 10-15% cases who never cause problems sufficiently to break the law, but create a substantial damage to the society and to individuals like my ex-wife did to me. Here is the article that considers how much damage they do to us and it all goes under the rug. www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/pathological-relationships/201008/60-million-people-in-the-us-negatively-affected-someone-elses?amp

[@fractal97]

@8w9hf89hw Yes, I was married to one. Of course I read your comment and apart from some incoherent rambling about toys and kids, maybe some hints about yourself, it appeared as if we are on the same page. But that's was your point to prove how it is easy to fool a neurotypical. Yes, it's easy, but it doesn't last long. The longest pretence you can make is a year research shows, after that it's too much effort for a sociopath to fake empathy which he or she doesn't have because they are zero-empathy people. I have 20 years of experience with a sociopath woman. So, you don't need to worry about me. All one needs is to read Without Consciousness, Science of Evil and Sociopath next door, to connect the dots. You strive to have an upper hand it seems, but it's mildly entertaining at best. Sure, I'm trembling already because a sociopath can find me. Bring it on.

[@nottellingya9887]

@8w9hf89hw relax bro. Don't get triggered. Who hurt you?

[@dhan07404]

Jake gyllenhaal barely even blinking just makes this so much more creepy to watch fucking fantastic acting

[@jmadedis]

Complete opposite from his character in prisoners

[@valmacclinchy]

​​@@jmadedisor the stage musical Little Shop of Horrors, where he plays Seymour..Check out him singing Suddenly Seymour.

[@Patrick-uh8xj]

​@@jmadedisOne character with high psychopathy vs the other character who's an empath. Brilliant range.

[@sneedle252]

The way he says things in that slightly robotic way like “so what do you say do we have a deal” with no pause

[@OrbGoblin]

I tell you if Louis Bloom and Patrick Bateman ever got in business together, they'd literally be killing the competition.

[@gokhanceken]

Actually no because Patrick Bateman is not a person who works efficiently, actually he doesn't work at all. All he does is read magazines, listen to music or watch documentaries or tv shows. I think him and Rupert Pupkin from King of Comedy would be a killer duo.

[@OrbGoblin]

@@gokhanceken Good call, I just got to see that the other day that'd be f**ing badass!

[@puffpuffpassmako]

They wouldn't get along at all. Lou is too much a control freak and Patrick is too unstable. It would be like putting two male gerbils together in the same tank

[@jorts_master69]

@@gokhanceken I would so fucking pay to see that crossover lmao that sounds amazing.

[@boyardeerevolutionary]

Yes. All while sitting in their car in traffic. Imagining it all. Then along comes Michael Douglas with a briefcase.

[@thesundayseshlads]

I get how people may think acting is easy but I defy any person who thinks that to try and be Lou Bloom. That is a seriously difficult character, I have no earthly idea how Jake was able to create that, he is a seriously under-credited actor. One of the best of this era

[@valmacclinchy]

Jake is incredibly versatile. Long overdue for an Oscar.

[@AndI0td763]

Not only his acting but apparently he was very involved in the production itself. So Jake deserves huge props for getting this movie off the ground. This is easily one of my favorite movies of the past 10 years or so.

[@LB-od8ey]

Maybe because he naturally is creepy and sociopathic???? Just a thought

[@kungfufemafam9216]

Easier to play someone crazy or angry than be normal

[@jonascastejon5888]

​@@kungfufemafam9216I'm sure you're talking from your own acting experience 😑

[@breakernerd5438]

This movie is fantastic. 10/10 a masterpiece

[@buyerofsorts]

Best scene in the entire movie I think. Best line "Not like the last time"! Cracks me up every time.

[@sugarplumcb]

I low key have a crush on Lou 😆 lol

[@matty_daddy]

@@sugarplumcb bro I have a crush on you

[@KaycCal]

This was legit the most powerful monologue I have ever watched in any movie whatsoever. This was so amazing, you literally feel overwhelmed by his presence. Just before he says „i am not done“ you think alright this is almost over, but then he keeps on going on even harder and like damn.

[@champdude17]

You need to watch more movies then. Good monologue yeah, nowhere near the top 20

[@KaycCal]

@@champdude17 imagine thinking that your subjective opinion is somehow more deeply rooted in any sort of knowledge or has any more value than my subjective opinion. How would you know if I don‘t already watch a lot of movie or have watch a lot. In any case, there is a reason I put „i have ever watched“. It‘s great if you think that this isn‘t in your top 20 or 50 or 1000, more power to you.

[@champdude17]

@@KaycCal watch more movies.

[@KaycCal]

@@champdude17 you‘re a basic bitch who thinks their sense of superiority isn‘t just a figment of their imagination.

[@champdude17]

@@KaycCal pretty funny how you are so rattled by a KZbin comment.

[@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment]

From the point he says "I'm not done" until he sighs...part of me thinks he might kill her.

[@paxton9892]

Omg yes. Each time I see it I think he's gonna choke her

[@dnrfrank]

Thing is, he never directly murders anyone, all the killing he does is done by others. Genius tbh.

[@aseeiim]

Yes. There were many points during this movie when I thought he would straight up kill somebody. 💀

[@SelectiveApathy82]

He would never do anything that would definitely get him sent to jail. He cares about his money and freedom too much.

[@debiltv8545]

why would he kill the person who is most subordinate to him, who may give him many of the development opportunities he so desires. this movie is about getting to the top, among other things, and that would be completely illogical.

[@kaeli1983]

I’m at a loss for words. All in one take he absolutely killed it. His eyes are on a level of hungry as well. Ahh

[@coryboy345]

That ending of this clip was cutoff perfectly! HAHAHAH This was such a great movie though.

[@Jordan-vr7ip]

Imagine him negotiating with Rick from pawnstars 😂

[@adrianaron9639]

Rick would be dead and he would sell that tape to the news lol

[@JCfrmSD]

Rick "50 bucks... take it or leave it"

[@kanyejerome]

@@adrianaron9639LMAOO

[@chicagoblackhawks9840]

He can't beat the king of low balling

[@Babagadouche117]

“NOT LIKE THE LAST TIME!” You know good and well Lou Bloom is into that R. Kelly shit

[@TheSuirad]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@caguko]

That jumpcut at the end is *chefs kiss*

[@cgh7337]

Aaaaand how was Jake not nominated for Best Actor at the Academy Awards? He plays a sociopath PERFECTLY.

[@artursabli5966]

He is a psychopath not a sociopath

[@verzeda]

I love the subtle twitching microexpressions on his face as he moves closer. Despite his measured tone of voice, its like theres a literal *DEMON* being held behind his skin.

[@ThomasMatlock]

The closer her gets, the blacker his eyes get, idk if anyone noticed that too

[@nemangmaharaj4126]

This was JUST an INCREDIBLE scene!! Brilliant performance by both actors/actress

[@GRANDMASTERZ1]

This has to be my most favorite scene out of any movie.

[@followingtheroe1952]

"If I had a family, and I lived in a home, that would make me nervous" Dude that went over my head the first time I saw this lmao

[@raftlack4326]

i dont get it, what went over your head?

[@followingtheroe1952]

@@raftlack4326 That hes a psychopath that doesn't care but hes thinking about manipulating the TV audience. Its a pretty normal line but knowing its this guy making his feelings hypothetical, it gives away his emptiness

[@S.D.323]

I guess Lou doesn't live in a home 😂

[@verzeda]

That subtle mouth twitch at 2:23 was masterful acting. A glimpse of the demon under his skin being suppressed by sheer will.

[@justincruz5720]

Lou’s just asserting his dominance.

[@clanka7147]

💀💀💀

[@mononymouslyjan8313]

amazing that you caught this very subtle detail! i had to rewatch a couple of times but you're right !

[@Unlucky_fool_1409]

Your godamn right

[@justincruz5720]

@@mononymouslyjan8313 Near the tail end of his monologue, while he’s telling her what to do, he tells Nina that the last thing he wants is for her to do the things he asks her when they’re alone in the apartment, so Lou seems like a dom and a sub. I thought that was pretty funny.

[@Unlucky_fool_1409]

@@justincruz5720 thiruttu thevidya

[@reddotsxul8166]

This is Lou’s “I am the danger” moment

[@JuanLarrauri]

And here you have in this scene one of the biggest oscar steals ever….so underrated.

[@Ninic1984]

My name is Nina and I repetead over and over again when Jake said "I like you Nina... and I'm looking forward for our time togather " olalaaa 1:33 :D :D

[@alexman378]

Not sure if it would’ve been a good idea with this version of Gyllenhaal. 😬

[@Ms.Runitallthewayup]

@@alexman378oh yes it would, as a girl thats nickname is nina im enjoying this

[@KIDSxGAMER]

IDK why but i feel like he could play batman's joker very well.

[@snicker12]

Or the Riddler

[@shouvikghosh8946]

But ended up playing Spiderman's Mysterio, though he was the only good thing in that movie.....!!

[@kennydpark]

"IDK why"

[@Ruben43259]

@@shouvikghosh8946 yeah! waste of talent

[@ranchmantubularspacesausag5709]

@@shouvikghosh8946 such ass placement for a role

[@brucemichaelgrossman4913]

Jake is so unintentionally hilarious in this movie.

[@kimmyfreak200]

"NOT like the last time!"

[@JK-ck5gg]

“And remember, I would never ask you to do what I wouldn’t do.”

[@snicker12]

He’s a liar too, just ask his previous employee...oh wait

[@jmurdock8303]

@@snicker12 technically it's true he has no boundaries so his statement is true

[@chrisulfen8775]

@@snicker12 He could have got shot as well by the gangster as he was staring at him while filming without even a budge, but the gangster hesitated as the probably he was fazed by lou's indifference and blank stare after just killing what he thought was his colleague.

[@feedmeastraycat8247]

which is next to nothing

[@MABMiss]

this movie kind of feels like playing chess i don't know if that makes sense but it does in my brain

[@feedmeastraycat8247]

it’s the presence of a manipulative character.

[@xxJacket]

When talking to women it always is especially ones with a bit of power

[@jensskarp1375]

"not like the last time!" his eyes terrify me in that scene!

[@alexmaverick6647]

The Academy be like, “yeah this is good. But did you see Bradley Cooper cradling that plastic baby in American Sniper?”

[@turkishjanitor3666]

Nah, looking at that year's nominees I'd say Steve Carell in Foxcatcher crawled so that Gyllenhaal in Nightcrawler could run.

[@Henchman.24]

Rich corrupt movie-producing elites: "Hmm do we award the movie that highlights how morally bankrupt and financially corrupt mass media is? Or the US military propaganda?" If you think there's some kind of obscure apocryphal reason why this happens, you are very naïve.

[@ryline666]

"be like"

[@theoblivionlord]

he literally conquers her

[@Petey0707]

She loves it too

[@snicker12]

Many women I’ve known love a man who knows what he wants and works hard to get it.

[@pl3459]

Lol like that's even difficult

[@tomcross3000]

Oh misogyny

[@theoblivionlord]

@@tomcross3000 the ending suggests she likes him

[@lessthanthreemetal]

Gylenhaal is in the conversation for greatest actor of his generation.

[@jajackboss]

He’s a fucking insane actor This whole movie shows what he’s capable of 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 He’s a fucking beast

[@tankmaster1018]

I think I held my breath during this scene longer then some of the underwater swimming scenes in Poseidon... Holy shit this acting was fucking amazing!

[@buyerofsorts]

Ha! Those underwater scenes are so ridiculous in every movie but Poseidon took the cake.

[@bigguy4u989]

bro i used to do that exact thing when i was growing up watching Poseidon on dvd

[@BravosReviews]

I LOVED this movie.

[@volsdeep9395]

I still cannot believe he didn’t even get nominated for an Oscar. One of the creepiest performances I’ve seen and definitely his best role imo.

[@valmacclinchy]

This one, and Detective Loki in Prisoners.

[@rolandserna7805]

I don't know if this scene was supposed to be funny, but I was dying

[@jakedevents]

This movie stuck with me, for I grew up in LA during that era. It was spot on. It deserved more consideration. In today's climate, it may have?

[@saketasrit5775]

If Thor knows What Mysterio is doing to his mother

[@boyardeerevolutionary]

Jakes eyes really do compliment every unhindged character he has ever played.

[@JayJamBAM]

that fucking gaze man, award winning performance my god

[@ricardomartinez491]

I love this movie

[@tc2241]

Two sociopaths asserting dominance over the prey they just slayed.

[@dannyc7227]

Can ONLY imagine the freaky shit this guy is into behind closed doors.

[@kimmyfreak200]

exactly lol

[@AS-ym2bp]

Plot twist : he's actually a very respectful guy in bed & totally vanilla. The lady was freaky and said no to vanilla sex leading to this exchange.

[@Virtualcritic111]

There nasty af in the bedroom you can tell

[@matvangogh]

You never would know it by the movie not becoming very popular but this is probably one of the greatest performances in Hollywood history especially the scene

[@speglord4470]

the trembling at 2:23 is fantastic

[@aesop2020]

I have always wondered if the “not like the last time” comment implies that he forced himself on her. Or demanded sex, she initially refused - but eventually caved bc she knows he provides value for her. It’s such a weird ambiguous statement but you definitely have an idea of what he meant based on his personality.

[@garichar]

They are already doing it by this point. Lou demanded a certain act that she objected to. Prolly butt stuff.

[@MichaelSTaylor]

Amy Adams in Arrival and Jake Gyllenhaal in Nightcrawler -- two memorable characters perfectly performed, both should have won best actor/actress, neither were even nominated.

[@ConcreteSurfer420]

Ok his character is a complete heartless sociopath but I can't help but love and admire his drive to become successful its inspiring

[@BirthofaNewArchon]

Now, when I say I want these things, I mean that I want them and I DON'T WANNA HAVE TO ASK TWICE!!!!

[@tritium1998]

I really thought she was going to reject him after all those demands. But then again, he probably sensed that she was desperate for his stuff so he went all out with the bargaining.

[@briantombs4464]

holy crap this is amazing

[@charleskimball2911]

Some people say he's a sociopath, but you can tell that he doesn't really care about the money and values their friendship a lot more.

[@JesusChrist-hb8or]

The fact that we dont know what exactly he is asking her to do in private is so creeping

[@justinhopper5941]

I bet Lou is into some dark freaky stuff too, one can only imagine what he wanted her to do while alone together. Great scene here nonetheless lol

[@valmacclinchy]

The writing is perfect, too. The depth of his depravity is left to everyone's imagination...and that makes it even more creepy.

[@keithbiz85]

The fact that she doesn't tell him to fuck right off at the end is one of the saddest parts of this film.

[@nationalsocialism3504]

Why? She's would lose her career if she went down that road... be stuck doing public access tv in some rural area that no one else applied for. Her contract negotiation is coming up after sweeps & without this she is going to be let go

[@S.D.323]

She likes how assertive and amoral he is

[@jonascastejon5888]

No it isn't, you're merely projecting what *you* personally would have done in her place, but her character wasn't based on you. She falling for him in the end follows perfectly who her character is.

[@protodevilin]

An inspiring moment of assertive negotiation... from a complete monster.

[@Misunderstoodlegend34]

They need to make a nightcrawler 2. Jake killed it in this movie. Legendary and underrated performance when he says “what if the story isn’t over” and everything after that. Wow

[@giseleyaya]

This is my favourite scene 🎬 😎😎😎😌

[@BadMannerKorea]

I love how he claims he arrived at numbers very carefully, yet originally claimed $100,000 then dropped to $15,000.

[@ICETAKAHASHI]

If you rewatch he says “when I say a particular number is my lowest price, that’s my lowest price” then proceeds to say he arrived at THAT number very carefully, NOT his initial bargaining price. Very meticulously said and very fast, easy to miss

[@BadMannerKorea]

@@ICETAKAHASHI No, he said before that he wants to stop our discussion about prices, so he's clearly referring to the entire discussion. And he never specifically stated any number was his lowest price. Your comment would make sense if he said the $15,000 was his lowest price, but he never said that, he arrived at $15,000 just as he did with $100,000, apparently "very carefully".

[@lauradill1447]

Nightcrawler stands on its own unique merit why even bring up the academy you know it's a great movie from the beginning to the end I'm watching a million times

[@allys744]

This is a creepy, phenomenal movie. I’m glad it was nominated at the Oscar’s for best original screenplay. I can see it from this scene alone.

[@TimLee356]

how jake hasn't won an oscar is beyond me.

[@valmacclinchy]

He should have more than one by now. He's extremely versatile.

[@unknownfromkashmir]

Oscar worthy....

[@JeanVlogDandamme]

The fact that this cunning business woman, presented as very inaccessible, "devil wears prada" style...and that after his psychopatic rant, she looks at him like he's the hottest man she's ever seen is A+ character writing. Showing us that this dude, who became a full psycho by crawling after dark news...is, in journalism, just a brilliant and handsome young man with a promising career...both ironic and chilling

[@The3rdGunman]

This dude needs to go bowling with Anton Chigurh...CUZ HE KRAZ-E

[@sopanr1143]

2.24 that slight nise and lip flinch ... Brilliant

[@kimmyfreak200]

2:24

[@NEdumpling]

omg he deliberately not say everything that he wants in the beginning, he wait till she shows weakness then he really bites into her, what an animal.

[@godsrighteous_man]

His eyes scare the bejesus out of me

[@whimsabo]

It hurts painfully that Jake hasn't won a Oscar for this scene

[@dt3947]

I believe this wasn’t recommended for any Oscars since it exploits the reality of the press

[@thenablade858]

Although I’m sure that there’s people as sociopathic as Lou working with the press, they act more like the TMZ paparazzi than this cold and detached. Jake should have tried to sound like a stereotypical fratbro.

[@Goldstone93]

I admire him

[@valmacclinchy]

So does Nina..

[@GinelleLoren]

He is a fucking legend ❤ acting is incredible

[@arieltraasdahl-xh6ri]

This was a rather good movie. I watched it roughly nine years ago.

[@UBZUKki]

Brilliant

[@bhotolims4176]

He's the real Joker.

[@Eviloops]

I love how she doesn’t wants to pay her $15K but desperately needs it

[@HaTran-sp7pf]

I cant believe there are people who actually rationalize his action at the end, getting his employee killed, by saying Rick got what he deserves for blackmailing Lou. This isnt a war between gangster mobs. This is just a psychotic man doing whatever it takes to get what he wants.

[@realmaximusfps]

Wrong

[@islamicschoolofmemestudies]

This movie is a lot better than Joker.

[@k.byrnmr9402]

Yeah joker a cheap piece of shit compared to this

[@1nva0er55]

Yeah, Joker made me feel bad for Arthur instead of being scared. Joker is still a great movie, but there's some refinement required, and it's definitely not a Joker movie

[@imjonathan6745]

Why compare? This and the joker from 2019 are totally different movies. This movie is about a psychopath that will do anything just for "Success" and is willing to kill someone if needed, and the joker movie is totally "Not" a joker movie and its all about a loner with mental illness living in a corrupted city that is full of people that makes him more crazy and change his persona just so the people can have a respect for him and treat him like a real human.tldr

[@valmacclinchy]

​​@@imjonathan6745exactly. Jake and Joaquin are definitely two of the most dedicated and versatile actors of their generation

[@SanjeetKumar-gn6vc]

Comment aged well

[@80hdbb]

if I had a family and I lived in a home, that might make me nervous

[@keysersoze5032]

@@SAMSARALIVEEEEEE Lol do you admire him?

[@thewaterbearer6402]

This movie is a gem, so is Mr gyllnhall

[@tegancory]

You can see in her eyes at 2:36 that she’s scared and trying to mask it however she can, she’s desperate to do anything to save her job. In a way I feel really bad she’s been put into position where she has very few choices, she’s stuck between a rock and hard place.

[@mustermas]

No she's not she can choose self respect and deal with the ramifications of possibly looking for another job . You always have a choice

[@moxiemaxie3543]

@@mustermas pride can leave you with nothing, nobody and homeless =l=

[@elijahstraight402]

​@@moxiemaxie3543 Or it could leave you as Lou Bloom's sex slave for excellent news ratings 😭😂😅🤣

[@vladimirhorowitz]

She's not scared, she's turned on.

[@romarioramsaywack3385]

@@mustermasboth of them are shit human beings. Jake is exposing her for who she really is, a self centered money grabbing attention seeker.

[@billybatts8283]

Excellent specimen of Manflesh.

[@DannyBoy443]

Man, I'm starting to write screenplays and shows, I truly wish I'd ncome up w/ this idea. Idk I'd take it in this particular "dark" direction, but it's an amazing idea. The era is the best part. Because doing this in the modern net age could be tough.

[@billfinn9536]

You knew he was off his rocker when he tried to sell the bike in the pawn shop!

[@OldIrishFan1966]

Gyllenhall is without question one of todays finest actors. Every role Jake plays, he just nails it. This performance is arguably one of his finest. His sinister, creepy 'I could kill you and I wouldn't feel a thing vibe' just permeates the screen. That's the one problem with these types of roles. The audience picks up on it virtually immediately but Nina is oblivious to it? There's a scene in the movie where Louis is telling Nina about making a list of the reasons why you'd want to get into a particular field. His robotic intensity is inappropriate to the moment and nerving to the audience, but admirable to Nina. When the movie is good enough, though, we will allow certain stretches of logic and that's certainly true here. I could do a "Gyllenhall movie marathon" some weekend and for sure it'd be a pleasure watching Mr. Gyllenhall grow into the Pantheon of todays most talented actors. :)

[@MozTS]

The most american character ever written

[@WolfataDoor]

Dat acting.

[@dannypitcherenterprises2414]

Why was he not nominated? This is acting at its finest!

[@ramblincapuchin9075]

At some point Lou crunched the numbers and realized that doing things the way it seems natural and cozy wasn't cost effective for his career track

[@Grande79]

This was one of the best performances of the past decade. Ridiculous

[@sophiamarchildon3998]

Damn he's good; and scary! A real chameleon.

[@michaelweston2285]

yeah, Nina. not like the LAST TIME!!