Patrick Realizes The Truth🤯 //  

Lol I was looking for that then sall this comment

@Professor French Fries @Kayland Drake The whole entire movie and all the killings are in Batemans head so him killing Paul Allen is just him imagining it because he is already insane

For people who have wrong assumptions, listen.. just like Patrick was assumed someone else.. Paul Allen was assumed too.. listen he never mentions the name, even when he gives his card. Look closely in the beginning, paul Allen is introduced in the restaurant as in the table behind.. you can see clearly that it's not Jared as Paul Allen. Killing the girls were cleared out by housing owners.. but everything makes him realize he's mad, but he's not

@@davidshaw3102 thanks 👌

At the beginning of American Psycho we are exposed to the idea that nobody knows who the hell anyone else is, and this mistaken identity theme plays a large role throughout the film. Bateman thinks he knows who Paul Allen is, but the Paul Allen identified by Bateman in the opening restaurant scene is definitely not Jared Leto’s Paul Allen. Bateman tells us Allen has mistaken him for Marcus Halberstran, who looks exactly like Bateman, but are we supposed to believe a psychopath in a company where everyone seems to go with the identity flow? After all Bateman doesn’t correct Allen when he calls him Halberstran, so why would “Allen” correct Bateman if he is not truly Paul Allen. When Paul Allen hands his business card off to Timothy Bryce, we the audience cannot see the name on the card, who knows what card was handed over to Bryce. These are businessmen, constantly exchanging cards throughout the day, judging from how much pride they take in their business card, what if Bryce happened to have a copy of Allen’s card on hand, but it was not the same card he received from Leto? If Allen is as successful as everyone in the film makes him out to be, why would someone not want to assume his identity? After all it gets them unlimited reservations at Dorsia.

@Kayland Drake you were right

Kyland predicted it 💪💪

Never finished the movie so thx for clearing that up

I always thought Paul Allen was one of the few people he actually did kill, but because nobody in Bateman’s circle can tell who’s who, the associate only thought he was with Paul Allen. Likewise, the lady who owns Paul Allen’s apartment was acting weird because she knew something bad happened, she just didn’t want to risk lowering the property value.

People have theorised that the deaths were imaginary, but I feel that takes away from the movie. I believe the point is that everyone is so blinded by their rich habits that no one cared enough or was focused enough on the murders. If Paul Allen wasn’t murdered, the detective wouldn’t be on his case, and to call that a hallucination would also be calling his receptionist a hallucination, for she had alerted gate,an of his presence throughout the movie.

So unexpected

Same 😂

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Try getting a reservation at dorsia now u stupid fuking basturd!! AAGGHHHH!!!!

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Lmao nice reference

It's a clip

@@100kSubsNoVideos_ oh, i see😅😅😂 , another martini 100k subs?

Paul Allen's Card*

I’m a child of divorce, give me a break….

finally

Or is all of his dad’s effort to pay them off for him

I thought so

Oh wow. Everyone else was saying politics about ignoring low class from getting the high classes’ attention or said it was all in Bateman’s head.

@@thomaznay9109right

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No he did not say that. It was all in his head

Where did the "author say so" lol? In the book it's clear as DAY that patrick is suffering from severe hallucinations

@@charlesthomas135 The scene with the woman in paul Allen’s apartment literally makes zero sense if it was all in his head. Quite literally meaningless, with no rhyme or reason to it’s inclusion. Clearly some of the murders happened, it’s not even arguable.

He killed someone else who he mistaken as Paul. Paul Allen knew it and did the same to Bateman, as that was his humor as to say. Bateman knew it also, mistaking someone's identity shows superiority.

or his lawyer had dinner with someone he mistook for paul allen for the same reason

My exact thoughts

just like the beginning they panned to paul Allen at the restaurant but it wasn't jared leto

Or he was paid off

But yeah they all the same in fact that’s the point

Yo m I trippin or is that emoji slightly tilted??!

This extends to so many characters and shows its actually sad

based

I love how this film is about a man who believe and try hard to be different. But actually, he is copy of his surrounding. And some people take him as exemple of the man who stands out. PS : I'm not fluent in English I don't know if my comment is understandable.

what zero media literacy does to a mf

​@@monsieurdidkekne3224your assessment is perfect

Because the only thing the academy hates more than animated and superhero movies are horror movies

​@@dangipson5504yea but like this horror movie isn't really horror like I'm not a fan of horror myself but I absolutely fucking love it, it brings it's own meaning to the movie and how you can take the meaning of it in many ways unlike other horror movies are suppose to yk scare you but this movie isn't really scary

Finally a comment that doesn’t say “He DeSeVeRs An OsCaR fOr WaLkInG”

@@cooperdesrocher6046 I am too young, but my mom said when this movie came out it was groundbreakingly horrid, which made a lot of critics turn their heads.

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You sure about that

There's two theories about the movie One like you said being that it was all in his head but the one that's more lenient to it is he did actually kill everybody but since he's high class it doesn't matter so the point of the movie is with a high class person does something such as murder rape etc it's overlooked but when the low-class citizen does it it's a different story. There are more theories but these are the two main ones I always hear

​​​@@dylancuriel1188thnks bro now my doubts are clear thnks for your valuable opinion

No he did in fact kill most of them

​@@dylancuriel1188 it's not about him being high class. it's just that in his world of Wall Street bankers, each of peers are literally the exact same to one another, wearing similar suits, having similar hair and looks, similar habits. And that is why when Paul Allen goes missing, nobody cares because he's just like the other hundreds of them.

No the author did not say that. Ever. In fact, the book makes it even more clear that he's hallucinating the whole thing.

@@charlesthomas135 if you read articles on it, the directors of the film state it wasn’t all in his head

​@@rogancox5814articles don't make that origin of the book

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True

Underrated flipping comment

History teachers about to make you write 14 different interpretations 💀

Thats faax but he is the father of Sigma you cant argue 💀

Christian bale doesnt know sigma

BATEMAN later went mad and locked himself in his apartment after realizing he was never going to face reality or prison.overwhelmed with guilt, He went home and fell into a depression and wrote a comic of what the opposite of himself would be. You guessed it…… a vigilante that does the opposite of killing and and makes murder his one rule not to break. whos very parents were murdered and whos greatest foe is someone just like him ….the joker.…Bateman dropped the "e" and became Batman. He later explains and confesses to his crimes writing them under the jokers character. He changed the gender of the real estate agent and made her a butler and named her Alfred. The only one to know his true identity Since she was the only one to come face to face with him, know who he was, and not fear him. BOOM 🤯

@@socer451 Thats actually a good plot😂

@@dsingsit 😂😂 Thanx my guy

this too was what i took from the scene.. not sure why everyone is saying he was hallucinating

​@@alexhill9423Because he was

got a source?@@thedecipher346

Damn bro that’s pretty crazy imma be watching the movie with this now

Yeah that’s pretty fire

So it all actually happened with this perspective

@@Zacharryg645 it’s really hard to say, my mind always goes back to the first scene whenever I try and think further into this where there’s a bottle of medication with ‘Patrick Bateman’ written on it. Clearly he’s on medication from the beginning and this is emphasised right at the start, the thing that really throws me off is that obviously he’s hallucinating at the ATM machine when it asked ‘ feed me the cat ‘ and the following scenes where Patrick looks confused by the fact that he just won a gun fight with multiple policeman + blowing up the car. It makes me ask how much of the film is real and how much is in his own mind, and it’s impossible to answer, I really think the writer left this open ended without ever actually coming to a conclusion themselves

It is a pretty interesting way of thinking about it

What is it called and where can I watch

​​@@axelbarrientos4746t's called American Psyco

@@axelbarrientos4746 American Psycho is the name of the movie

Wow

No he killed them all. He just got bailed out by his dad. That's the dark reality that if you have enough money the world's your oyster. That you could be a murdering monstrosity of a man and get away scootfree because no one believes you, even if you did it.

okay thank you i didn’t read the book it make sense now

​@iitianxadiThe Unwritten Book of the Road

Bro she was for real terrifying even Patrick was starting to fear her

I watched it but didn't know that he was hallucinating 💀

@@anonymoushere7786 he isn’t hallucinating the whole movie. It’s only theorized he started hallucinating in the alley

He was NOT hallucinating you dimwit

yeah we know, we’ve seen the movie bud

@@AliRaza-yf7bp You dont know then bc Thats not what happened😂

@@thekratosmeatrider Hes not wrong, that’s one interpretation of what happened

@@AliRaza-yf7bp And its the most boring and most nonsensical one

Yea that's the point, they don't know each other, they just confuse a person with another. Maybe Patrick killed Paul Allen but that lawyer does not know Who is this Paul Allen that Bateman is talking about, they probably are refering to 2 different guys that they THINK is Paul Allen OR Bateman does not know Who Paul Allen is, so he killed a another man and if you add his mental problems then that's the conclusion

Thats the point of the movie, not some hallucinations of a lunatic. The director confirmed he actually killed the people.

No basically they covered his tracks

Well the movie is supposed to be a joke anyway

the fact Is that all the murders were in his head

​@@andrewrex9041 not quite because the ending is twisted, when she meets the other psycho ( the old women )

@@andrewrex9041up to interpretation

He was delusional he didn’t kill anyone, this was hinted at multiple times throughout the movie as well as pretty much confirmed at the end

No he hallucinated all of it

besides all the possible interpretations this film can give... this is pretty sure and widely accepted as far as i know. patrick simply conflated paul allen with another guy

Thank you so much I had no idea what was happening 🙏

Just like all the “killings” Patrick did😂

Why not you stupid-

Apparently it was. The direct confirmed he did kill him

OF COURSE IT WAS. Why the hell do you think names have been mixed up the whole time? The lawyer just ate dinner with a fake Paul Allen. Just like the realtor covered up for him 😊

Yeah he is either covering up or he had dinner with the false Paul Allen. The director confirmed that all the deaths really happened.

I think the lawyer (Patrick Batemens Lawyer) knows he killed Paul Allen amd everyone else. He creates an Alibi for having "met paul allen" even tho he didn't. And he cleaned up all the mess from the night before Proving that he will do whatever it takes for Patrick as long as he keeps getting payed. I also think this makes the film even scarier. And the fact that the Woman cleaned up a previous mess just because she wanted to resell her apartment and wouldn't be able to if she reported multiple murders.

Everyone knows he's insane yet they all cover for him so they can profit.

@@tzrner7252 I love these type of movies bro , where there isn't a specific incident or story , but we can think of different concepts. Fight Club was also like this , where we can think of the story in different ways and all the ways makes sense. Suggest me more movies like this if you know. By the way , your story is mind-blowing.

Indeed you are right. People like to make every movie about hallucinations, but the original novel clearly shows he is an actual killer

But there is literarly a police after bateman for pauls missing/death

Deadass

When did he say that?

Source: I made it the fuck up

@@BigMeefer I know you think your funny but just search it up she said it on an interview after they asked her about the ending, but whatever have a good day 👍

@@Evil__Bacon nope

​@@vincentoconnor5640 They covered up Paul's death

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Wait what

Wh as t?

i like kissin boys

​@DrBerry Aye yo? 💀

Psycho can be entailed with choices of actions foreseeing what you do and cannot do yet nobody cares

Yeah i wished this became like max payne or something after a point of time

Spoiler He was imagining the murders and crimes that he committed all along, it was all in his head.

​@@Yusif1of1. But what about those bodies in his apartment ?

@@anshagarwal2479all in his imagination

Its up for interetatuon but i think its showing that he only mudred paul in his mind as a fantasy but he thought he really did it

⁠ I watched this for the first time about 3 years ago and it took me until very recently to think of this, the idea of all the murders being in his head is an easy to understand idea and the most obvious BUT an alternative way of of looking at this would be like so: Patrick did commit all of the murders (or at least some of them) but it was in other peoples interest for them to be covered up, for example in this scene what’s actually happening here, a man is confessing crimes too his own lawyer and what are lawyers supposed to do? Protect their clients. By creating the doubt in Patrick’s mind, even he is now questioning whether or not he’s guilty. In addition too this there’s the scene where the real estate woman says ‘ there was no listing in the paper, I think you should leave ‘ to me now it’s obvious that there were in fact bodies kept there that the real estate agent had to dispose of and keep covered up in order to not allow the value of the property diminish It’s just a different way of looking at the film, sure everything could’ve been in his head, but what if it wasn’t and everyone’s own self interests covered up his guilt Let me know what you think !

why not you s#upid bas#ard

Never went out to eat with a bro?

Even if his dad is a powerful person, Paul Allen was no small fry either, plus how many people he killed in the street that too police officers. No amount of influence could have saved him. Killing some homeless people and getting away Scott free was another thing but the other killings I don't think he could get away Scott free with all that without appearing in the court is impossible.

​@@dhruvshetty4050you dont know how mutch power some people sit on .

​@@dhruvshetty4050 Who said he got away? The ending isnt a conclusion to his murders. He can still be found guilty, arested etc.

Fr ive been waiting for this comment

American psycho

American psycho

It also said it in the title

Really

American psycho

No it’s not lmfao 😂

Its based on a book

No???

Good actor...true. True story...nope. Even though prolly 75% of WS crowd is like this. 😅

there 2 paul allen he thought he killed

The entire movie he’s just having a psychotic breakdown and imagined most of it that’s why he never leaves a trail of blood when dragging Paul Allen’s body. At least that’s the theory

He did not kill anyone, he's just batshit crazy.

No

Bateman elaborates on it himself in the final shot of the movie, but essentially he has come to the realization that despite confessing to all of his crimes, to for the first time in his life baring his internal soul to a superficial world, it has all meant nothing. Who he is, what he has done, neither are important in a world that cares only about outward aesthetic, about maintaining appearances. “What’s inside doesn’t matter… this confession has meant nothing.”