American Psycho (2000) Movie Reaction! (CINEMA??) *First Time Watching*

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American Psycho (2000) Reaction!
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[@patricbateman7457]

I personally believe it all happened

[@Puggapillar]

This confession has meant nothing.

[@patricbateman7457]

@@Puggapillar WHY has it meant nothing you stupid bastard?!

[@harleyjackson3708]

@@Puggapillar fun fact, Patrick Bateman's girlfriend is played by Samantha Mathis, who plays the Princess in the live action Super Mario movie.

[@idkaboutthisfuckoffyoutube1041]

@@harleyjackson3708 I thought that was Reese Witherspoon

[@harleyjackson3708]

@@Puggapillar Also, the chainsaw wouldn't have worked dropping it off a ledge like that. You have to be holding the trigger for it to Rev up enough to cut anything.

[@patricbateman7457]

My theory is that in this time period everyone is so obsessed with their own self image nobody recognizes the blatantly obvious serial killer among them

[@itsbrandonbitch]

theory??? you’re literally patrick bateman bruv

[@sithlordalex]

amongus

[@thehoodedvagabum7375]

Nah, the ATM scene, the perfect shooting without any training, etc.. it´s all in his head. His fucking weird of course, but I think he never killed anybody. The only real thing that happened was his assistant finding the fucked up drawnigs. And I´m not Patrick Bateman... just saying.......

[@somerandommenace]

@@thehoodedvagabum7375 art can be interpreted in many ways if it's presented well and that's why I love this movie it's never made clear what's actually going on but with that being said I could see both possibilities making sense

[@elijahbaker781]

That was the whole point of the movie.

[@voidlazar9912]

Cool thing about the willem dafoe scenes is that they shot three versions of the scenes: one where he didn't know patrick was the killer, one where he suspected him, and one where he knew. They spliced all three versions together.

[@drockherb2073]

One of the best lines in film history ( Sabrina don’t just stare at it, eat it ) 😂

[@rumham7466]

Lmao. And the delivery of it. It was so abrupt.

[@drockherb2073]

@@rumham7466right so matter of fact

[@TheBookSkeptic]

“I’m the furthest thing from cool ever” Nah drinking the kid’s chocolate milk is definitely cool 😂

[@sammykordy10]

I like the fact that Christian bale preformance of Patrick bateman is based on an interview Tom cruise had where all smile but little to nothing behind the eyes and it the director who is woman confirmed everything in the film did happen but probably not to extent of what Patrick thinks

[@NickiTwix]

“I don’t want to be a businessman anymore” 🤣

[@Solar-em2ld]

I nearly choked when you said "I don't wanna go down on a slip and slide" 😂

[@ectoburger6822]

Patrick Bateman spews facts about music the same way FBI Agent Francis York Morgan doles out movie trivia in Deadly Premonition. I love it.

[@ArcticSlayerMC]

I had never personally seen American Psycho but it’s a very interesting concept making the audience choose what to believe but it is hinted it was all in his mind, Overall I loved your reaction and the movie and can’t wait to see more!

[@thekratosmeatrider]

Its absolutely not hinted at to be in his mind bruh. Why do you think names have been mixed up the whole movie? Why do you think everyone looks the same?

[@rumham7466]

The writer said the murders did happen. Although he did exaggerate things in his mind. Such as the cat and the car explosion. I believe she also stated she regrets that it was that ominous in the end. I’m not a hundred percent sure but I think I read that. She did state they occurred though.

[@NickiTwix]

I love this movie it’s hilarious and fucked up 🤣 “my supposed fiancé” 🤣

[@Driggs425]

Fun fact when willam Defoe is questioning Cristian bale they filmed a version where he didn’t know Bateman was the killer one where he was uncertain and one where he did know and put them together

[@justmeeagainn]

Fun fact: it’s Willem, moron.

[@Vertigotheatre1]

Also this is by far Bale's most unique and exciting performance. To think, Bateman was almost played by Dicaprio.

[@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090]

Is it weird that I can absolutely see that

[@talamagbasa]

After watching Django Unchained I can see it.

[@ginabergaglio6365]

what is interesting about this movie is that is made so you can wonder if all this is in his mind or not. It wouldn't be wrong to think this is actually real. In the movie, there are things such as mixing up people´s names. This makes sense because all men are portrayed as white men, with really no distinctive characteristics, all being in a position of power and don't really care about others. They just care about making an impression and fulfilling the desire to fit in. So what if Patric actually killed Paul? maybe they think Paul is alive because he is perceived just as a random dude, and the lawyer confused somebody else with Paul. Also when Patric goes to the building and everything is clean, you can see buckets of paint. That whole situation with the lady telling Patric to go away could be interpreted like this: If an accident or murder happens then the value of the floor goes down. Trying to prevent that from happening this lady could have cleaned it all up to obtain the full price of the sale. Also, there's a theory saying that one of the characters had influence because he was wealthy (i think the father of Patric´s ex-girlfriend) so he paid off someone to take care of things. And in the end, it´s like the movie criticizes society because there's a lot one can do without having any consequences because that is how competitive market works , and what counts is how useful are you to the system. You can actually get away with murder. If you want to give it a try the movie CHICAGO is another great choice that portrays crime and wicked people in a very original way.

[@CorinaStadler]

I very much appreciated the Zac Efron as Ted Bundy joke in there, you are a man of taste.

[@31webseries]

13:29 Point of fact- once they hear it, everyone loves Huey Lewis & The News.

[@mikewhite6138]

When he mentions killing his ex girlfriend with a nail gun that's a reference to the book. He's not talking about his assistant Jean.

[@magustobias8827]

So not sure if you'll see this comment, and I'm sure plenty of others have chimed in: The movie and the book it's based on are meant to be ambiguous as to whether the events as we've seen and been told are real, delusions, or somewhere in-between; which is the real crux of the horror for the audience and Patrick: If everything that happened was real, then because of his place and position in society, in which he is trapped, it doesn't matter how horrible he is, or how violently he lashes out and feeds his darkest impulses and nature, because society will not give him his "catharsis" or "punishment", it won't allow him to be caught, nor give him a deeper understanding of himself, or even closure. And if it's all a delusion? Then Patrick is/has lost any and all semblance of sanity, and there is no certainty in his existence, despite engaging in acts that result in the ultimate certainty: death. He's in a hell of the worst variety, one of his own insanity, and nothing is certain, nothing can be trusted or believed to be true or real anymore. In either case, as his closing monologue says, the pain and misery of his existence is eternal and cannot be changed, no matter what he does or doesn't do, and his internal demons are a constant and inescapable fixture. American Psycho, for me, is up there along with The Exorcist, as two of the most fascinating, interesting, and thoughtful movies of all time. (Neither of which are my anywhere near my favorite movies of all time, mind you. But there is so much to interpret, analyze, consider, and dig into. Every time I watch The Exorcist or American Psycho, I notice another detail, or discover a new or different interpretation, or thematic element. Though, I think that 'Exorcist is superior in that regard, for a lack of better terms.)

[@sikexl]

The book is an entirely different level of crazy.

[@SnoopyX87]

This is why Pugapillar is the best KZbinr.

[@ericdc1156]

I watch a lot of movie reaction videos and this is probably the funniest I've ever seen lol. "I'm not interested in getting down on a slip n slide" made me choke on my energy drink lol

[@Coreyjay01]

The ending is kinda weird but if you think about it everyone is so self centred they are oblivious to what’s going on around them they care so much for business cards I believe it all did happen and Bateman is a complete psycho but his in a world where no one cares

[@thomasbaker2067]

Christian Bale is so fantastic in this role.

[@jimjam4082]

What's amazing is, they managed to get batman, joker, and the green goblin all in one movie

[@JamesDWarner]

In this movie Batman kills the Joker with an Axe. Also Jared Leto was in the joker not sure if you noticed during your reaction.

[@charlottebruce3481]

If you love Willem Dafoe you should totally see once upon a time in Mexico....he's amazing in that film .and has Johnny depp as a proper badass 😎

[@sabrinawalker1421]

This was fantastic but I am absolutely ready for your final destination 3 reaction lol

[@Puggapillar]

2 weeks!

[@sabrinawalker1421]

@@Puggapillar I’m waiting as patiently as Patrick Bateman waits on a reservation at dorsiyas

[@BRIDGECO1]

Patrick Bateman: The Snapple of Sex

[@wozzywatches]

Severe constipation is no laughing matter Alex! 😂

[@eleanorshellstrop39]

The ending 😂

[@Puggapillar]

Viktor is a dangerous man

[@Gabrielhllbr]

This movie reminds me of the Truman show is like Patrick Bateman is living on the "truman" show and everyone else is just playing a role

[@joshsleezetube]

Two words: HEY PAUL!!

[@ShavayD]

TRY GETTING A RESERVATION AT DORCIA NOW YOU FUCKING STUPID BASTARD!

[@ivory_woods.5953]

Can you watch Jennifer's Body next? Basically the movie is about Megan Fox basically becoming a demon and eating boys, while Amanda Seyfried is her best friend trying to stop her. It's like Scream but make Ghostface a demonic femme fatale with a supermodel actress. Thanks, and I enjoy your videos they're so funny and entertaining. You deserve more subs, btw.

[@Puggapillar]

Jennifer's Body is actually on my watchlist so yes I will be! And thank you!

[@arianapadilla9351]

How is that anything like Scream/Ghostface? The whole point of those movies is trying to guess who the killer is while the friend group slowly gets killed. We already know the killer in Jennifer's Body, and the people dying are random side characters. I love both movies, just don't see why everything needs to be compared

[@thamojster]

the woman at the apartment obvuoisly knew something was up and the apartment was quickly cleaned so it could be resold, if it got out that there were murders there it would greatly devalue it, the lawyer at the end was giving him an alibi, the look he gave was "just go with it stupid" its mentioned earlier in the movie that batemans dad owns the company, and someone that high up would pay to cover up his sons murders just to save face

[@kevindobson3701]

Can you please react to the horror movie Stigmata Starring Patricia Arquette Oscar winner Please

[@pjay9339]

American Psycho was released in 2000 and Spider-Man was released in 2002

[@KeeganRusz]

I believe what actually happened and what happened in his mind blended, which would explain his behaviour.

[@Brandon-tz5pn]

You should react to Requiem for a dream with jared leto. Its my favorite movie.

[@PcGamerify]

Pugg, now let's see Paul Allen's movie

[@h.donnellgrayiii4276]

It's real. Not a delusion. "Your father's the head of the company, you can do anything you like." by Reese Witherspoon's character is the most important line in the entire movie. He got away with all of it. If you read the novel it explains away that it's a gross satire of what crude things rich white powerful blue bloods can do and get away with, with impunity. This was the decadence of the yuppie era (Young Urban Professional) when Wall Street was booming in the Savings and Loan junk bonds market. One call to his lawyer and it all went away, just like that. You kids seeing Bale as Batman first not the other way around like I did is the thing that makes you all uncomfortable most with the film. Also funny how people are uncomfortable with the dog dying but not uncomfortable with the token black guy dying at the start of the film. America

[@rumham7466]

Well I mean. People are people. It’s still upsetting but dogs and animals are so innocent.

[@sirherothebrave]

Bale is a method actor too if I remember correctly, so it works.

[@troyjackson836]

The slicked hair looks good on Pugga though not gonna lie

[@Mad_Nceku]

Crazy how people feel the dog more than they feel the homeless guy

[@SicklyStars]

Dead Meat did a pretty good recap/analysis on the Kill Count

[@bloodygoodjune9292]

Your hair slicked back 🔥

[@Puggapillar]

Thats not me? Thats Viktok Villainor

[@robovike]

This is a great satire of the self-absorbed, status chasing types of alpha males set in around I think the late 80s Wall Street scene. The business cards, getting reservations at Dorsia on Friday nights, the location of your apartment, having a tanning bed at home, loads of self-care products, are all symbols of status and standing. Others are constantly confusing Patrick with one person or another, and at times he leads others to believe that he's not Patrick Bateman. The concept of identity is fluid here I think because Patrick's own sanity is in the same state: shifting and sliding. Towards the end after the shootout with the cops, he goes into the wrong building but is still "recognized" (though by the wrong name) by the lobby attendant. Both Leto and the lawyer at the very end don't recognize him as Patrick Bateman, they mistake him for someone else (and in the case of Leto Bateman knows this and tries to use it to his advantage). The sketches in his planner suggest that all of the "killings" were just fantasies.

[@Vertigotheatre1]

The stage musical (that is brilliant) leans much more towards it not happening, that he's going insane but it's all in his head. The undercurrent of the book, film and musical is all about consumerism, the desperate need to exist and have everything that everybody else has. It's about the dirty side of the 80s finacial boom, and how it turned the worst of people in to monsters. Its very clever. Patrick is like a warning.

[@Greenwood4727]

Patrick BATeman, is bruce waynes alter ego rather than saving people he becomes a serial killer.. at least thats a theory out there

[@majimasmajimemes1156]

If the dog death in the movie bothers you, don't. ever. read. the book.

[@justmeeagainn]

Gerbils.

[@QuackMamba34]

Hip to be square.

[@nomercyfilms]

Hey Paul

[@greenscreenmovieguy5582]

AHHHHHHH 🪓

[@KYR0M1LSAP]

Please react to the movie “I see you” made in 2019. It has a twist at the end and is fucking horrifying

[@delycan4912]

Bateman Begins

[@chrislawson1988]

You got the beard and hair like Chris Hemsworth lol. Look like Thor with glasses. Has anyone ever said that to you lol

[@n3j663]

The guys hair was so oily that the U.S invaded it shortly after

[@Leylandbain]

The sigma face is iconic

[@melonclomer-2148]

Someone please make a Puggapillar Out Of Context Video.

[@Puggapillar]

Sounds like you've got a job to do!

[@w3b760]

I will try

[@paulstaker8861]

i love how super fake the background out his apartment & office window is. Adds to the feeling that his whole life is a delusion.

[@zacharyrosemann]

Cute. Now let's see Paul Allen's movie reaction

[@PlumCrazy392]

Bro it takes place in the 80s

[@delycan4912]

This is the only movie I never understood the first tine I watched it. Then again, I was 9 ._.

[@calebmorgan-woods4969]

I have a question for you which Batman is your favourite?

[@kita1377]

9:44 lol I was just about to comment about this meme I've seen before where someone edited it to look like they're showing off different things. one was pictures of cats. and then another one is Pokémon cards. 😂 you should definitely go find them, they're hilarious. 😂😂

[@georgeizcazu152]

@15:21 this was 2 years before Spider-Man.

[@brandonwalker8401]

3 movies I wish you would watch 1. The room , 2. The blade trilogy and 3. The hatchet series

[@Puggapillar]

Blade is actually on my list! I've never seen them despite being a hard core marvel fan!

[@brandonwalker8401]

@@Puggapillar the first one hits so hard 2nd ones okay nd the 3rd is bad it's good 😂😂 that's not even mentioning all the drama connected to each film

[@brandonaraque7168]

I live this meme profile picture

[@majimasmajimemes1156]

13:45 Carry-On baggage? More like Carrion baggage 👉😎👉

[@vibingpug]

You should watch the evil dead movies and the show

[@saradraper6683]

I’ll watch with you but this movie bothered/freaked me out when I watched it years ago.

[@crokos3997]

This is very epic

[@ThePowellStar2009]

I love this film so much ❤🎉

[@xeroxolly]

Batman, joker, legally blonde, and green goblin in one movie.

[@redacted8577]

36:19 bethany is diffirent person that we dont see (only seen in novel)

[@jonathanprett2887]

Great. Now let’s see Paul Allan’s reaction

[@elijahbaker781]

The thing is that none of this stuff was in his head it’s just that the people around him are so caught up in their own lifestyles that they don’t see the killer among them. This movie could literally work as an origin story for a psychotic supervillain.

[@randywhite3947]

This is before Spider-Man 1

[@harrisonjones6604]

I personally disagree I actually really like the Morbius movie 🧛‍♂️

[@DefunctGames]

How did you get so far into the movie still thinking it took place in the 2000s?? Between the music, the massive cell phones, the constant talk about '80s pop culture, the fashion and even the hair styles, I'm genuinely shocked anybody could think this was taking place in any other decade than the 1980s. Baffling.

[@Puggapillar]

because I'm an idiot

[@steinaf]

I still don't understand this movie but I think it all boils down to one main point: do you like Phil Collins? Because just like Pugg, I do, he killed it for Tarzan.

[@michaelsweenie-lane359]

Looked for your Hereditary reaction - If you have not seen it yet check it out - One of THE best horror films of the last few years

[@wozzywatches]

Super suave 🤙🏻

[@_unhaunts]

finally have the time to see this, i love this movie

[@aronia210]

Yes most of these appened i suggest watching a YT analysis about the movie

[@thekratosmeatrider]

They mostly happened

[@edikuci3425]

Can you react to the ring?

[@Vannillaman]

Have you seen puppet master rare gem

[@laurenmorris2580]

When will you be doing your reaction to multiverse of madness 😭

[@Puggapillar]

Possibly next week 😏

[@hydra_filmz]

@@Puggapillar do infinity war!!!!

[@jacoblofthus7908]

A dark comedy social satire with three future Marvel actors.

[@_unhaunts]

dc* dafoe is marvel

[@jacoblofthus7908]

@@_unhaunts More specifically, I meant Christian Bale in Thor: Love and Thunder, Jared Leto in Morbius, and Wilam Dafoe in the Spider-Man movies.

[@_unhaunts]

@@jacoblofthus7908 ah ok

[@ERIC_Sans]

hey. That's me

[@cartiwlrwhaaaattttttt5219]

Can you watch the saw franchise

[@magicman3704]

I think patrick bateman isnt real and it was all in his head

[@JUNTERS]

10:38 am I the only one that thought he said "jojo vibes" because he killed a dog? xD

[@thedudebryan98]

23:11 interesting 🤔🤔🤔😂

[@Vertigotheatre1]

And it's set I'n the 80s, not 2000s

[@Greenwood4727]

I remember the end of the 80;s early 90's and it was very Greed is good, now since patricks father practically owns the company, which means he has power and influence and money, did batemans lawyer give him an Alibi about paul allen, and arrange with his father to clean it all up as in the confession he says i dont think i will get away with it again. Then notice the business card scene there is a GLARING spelling error everyone is so focused on the looks they dont see the error. the real estate agent did she work for his father, or did she just want to "steal" the apartment and make millions

[@Greenwood4727]

Patrick Bateman has to FIT in, he has to be top dog all the time, he doesnt mean anything he says he is just parroting others to look witty, charming but he knows he doesnt exist so with vanden and stash at the beginning he had to fit in to seem to be decent, same with the dinner scene, the meals he goes off what critics say and so on, he has no personality of his own the business card he cant stand it for people to be better than him

[@Greenwood4727]

He abused the women, sabrina had a bloody nose, and was reeling, plus scratches on her back,, Bateman gets the quote wrong Ed Gein Never said that it was Edmund Kemperer another killer

[@theuncookedginger3355]

How was Stranger Things Australian Man

[@pickle_0142]

Finally

[@betteryourlife865]

The book was probably the worse book I’ve ever read lol. It went from overly ridiculous explanations of food, clothing, business cards and when/where to go to lunch…then to disgusting murder scenes. Like it was either boring as hell or torture basically. All to never know if it actually happened or he was just insane. There’s a certain scene with a rat in a vag that I wish I didn’t remember lol.

[@marcusfaze]

Hey Paul

[@Rithysak101]

Are you Ricky Gervais long lost cousin?

[@Puggapillar]

he hasn't bought me a christmas present in years

[@miaherridge8587]

Can you please react to the movie called Alexander And The Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day