'RIP Paul Allen' Scene | American Psycho 

As you can see at 3:28 the fact that Patrick hits Paul with an axe is a way of showing that he doesn't like him. What a great performance.

The tanning bed remark is what TRULY sealed his fate 😭😭😭😭😭

Dorsia is the main villain of this movie

I laugh every time the way he says “Yes it is!” When asked if it’s a raincoat. 😂

How they treat the waiter speaks volumes about their characters and what kind of people they both are.

Notice how Patrick Bateman's axe is chrome-plated. This goes to show that he still has excellent taste.

That little dance he does is what I remember most about this movie lol. Makes me laugh every time.

1:53 Just a memorable moment.

You can tell so much about a person from the way they brutally murder an associate with an ax

Christian Bale is amazing actor he was barely 25 years old on this film.

2:22 "Oh yeah, my meds. I want to be lucid for this murder."

Jared Leto took his method acting to another level by letting Christian actually bash him with an axe. What an amazing actor

Welp, Batman killed the Joker

3:12 when he walks and dance at the same time. Absolutely hilirious. The guy deserved an Oscar for this role.

He went from Bruce Wayne to Ace Ventura in 6 seconds flat.

He's like an extremely versatile version of Jim Carry in this movie

Patrick is really insane, he thought the bit of paper on the floor would help with 5 - 6 liters of blood :D.

His hairstyle gets better with every chop

What a lovely best friend. They can't be separated

“YES IT IS! 😁😀” I love the way he says it.

A song so catchy that most people probably don't listen to the lyrics, but they SHOULD!

This scene is literally cinematic perfection. Almost every line is memorable.

Lol, this scene was so outrageous and good at the same time

the angry for the tanning bed that you can tell on his face is phenomenal.

genuinely will never get tired of this scene

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

Love the subtle hatred on his face at 1:39

Impressive, very nice. Let's see Paul Allen's 'RIP Paul Allen' scene.

The bit of dialogue regarding the HL song and "the pleasures of conformity" tells so much about the undertone of the movie

The film is a lot more enjoyable than the book. The violence is toned down a lot. In the book he has kidnapped people hidden in his apartment, that he’s been torturing for months - he waits until they die from shock/starvation. It's too much

I’m having a hard time believing he would light up a cigar in his apartment. 😂

Fun fact: Jared Leto's fear at 3:28 was real! They hadn't told him what Christian was going to do in this scene or rehearsed it ahead of time.

The number one way to enrage a narcissist is to make them feel inferior. Bateman couldn't be better than Allen, so he killed him.

If you watch carefully While killing paul allen, bale is getting his own original accent

0:27 This line and Patrick’s face always cracks me up😂

I don't know about the rest of you, but I think Paul Allen had it coming.

it must be so hard to act next to bale, you can see the difference between him and Leto performance, although later jared ended up being so good that he won an oscar.

Bateman was trying to change the timelines but to no avail he didn’t realize you can’t kill a vampire - it was always Morbin time

0:42 Best line of the film...

Guess who's not going back to Dorsia's?

I like when Patrick Bateman axed Paul Allen, and then he Allened all over the place. Truly one of the scenes of all time.

‘Is that a raincoat?’ ‘Yes it is! 😁’

I can't honestly see any other actor playing this role, Bale's performance is excellent

Christian Bale could even play Joker

00:44 - I'm a child of divorce, give me a break. I'm gonna use this line.

Let's give a thumbs up to the dedicated stuntman who got dissected with an axe for this scene. What dedication! What great, great acting bleeding out like that! Without him, we wouldn't have had House Of Gucci, Lord Of War, Suicide Squad, Dallas Buyers Club or Blade Runner 2049.

gotta love the social-commentary-lecture sound track. talk about mood music.

Legend has it Paul Allen still gets rezos at Dorsia.

I love how freaking Looney Tunes this movie can be.

This is probably the closest we will ever get to a live action version of The Killing Joke.

So much going on in this scene. Paul Allen is one of several people who talk like Bateman isn't Bateman's real name. It might not be. The Trump references etc are a recurring theme of him constantly trying to up-market his existence and I like how several times in the film 'Bateman' gets the locations of posh restaurants wrong etc. Throughout the film he also talks like he's reading directly from magazine articles, further suggesting the idea that what we see in the film is wholly or partly filtered through his vivid imagination. And we know a lot of it is pure fantasy because of things like the murderous cashpoint, endless ammo in his gun (which is also way too effective) etc. My sense is that the film is more about his struggles to find personal authenticity in a world full of semi-identical people who don't even listen to him when he out-and-out says he'd like to kill people. He just can't get any traction, no matter how extreme his urges. He's got no exit.

Two great actors .

That dance-walk he does in the raincoat has always killed me

I'm glad Leo said no to this character. This is just a classic scene!

This scene has been memed to hell but if you put all that aside, it really is quite disturbing. A psychopath using a fire axe to brutally murder and mutilate his co-worker, an innocent (if douchey) man.

So fun! Among the Top Five most entertaining murders on film.

If you pay attention you’ll see at 3:27 that Patrick Bateman hits Paul Allen with an axe. This implies that he doesn’t like him.

I dont think the newspaper is going to protect the floor from that lol

3:35 - 3:53 ... oooh. The blood-spattered side on half of Bateman's face, and his non-blood-spattered side ... almost like the director was going "he's two different people". A little *on the nose...* in my view. Edit: especially when he turns at 4:05 and has very little little blood on him.

Dorsia is the villain of the movie lol

I’m worried he’s still gonna get blood on his suit

from Patrick Bateman to become a real Batman

3:26 This is the moment Patrick became Heisenberg.

@1:54 The Sigma Expression😂

He planned ahead and I'm just realizing he had newspapers on his floors and the furniture was covered.

3:12.. those moves! ahahaha

" im a child of divorce, give me a break " is by far the hardest roast in the movie. Ima start using that lmaoo

This movie taught me that axe murdering could be a real hoot. . . with the right background music that is.

*The Killing Joke* finally got a faithful adaptation.

I can quote this entire thing from memory 😭 it’s gone too far

Jared still looks very young just like in this film. Can't wait to see him in his 60s

You can tell alot about this scene by how you can tell alot about this scene

The freaking newspaper on the floor... 🤣🤣🤣

Paul Allen is one of those guys that will always try to one-up you.

That's a nicely-shined axe!

1:53 🗿

I love the voice of patrick bateman😁

1:17 shouldn't had said that to a psychopath

great song

Bateman handed down his axe to the Salamanca twin after showing him proper form.

This Victim Had Clues From The Beginning At The Restaurant, To Be On High Alert, But Was Still Asleep, That's Where America Is Now, Just Before The Slaughter 😪

Bale's best performance. 20 years later, and it's still his best performance, and I doubt he's ever going to top american psycho.

I remember seeing this movie for the first time. Totally gruesome! Darkest black comedy I've ever seen, but I still liked it!

Bale was definitely channeling Jim Carrey here.

that pout, on evelyn''s A**... its a classic. cracks me up everytime

I love how throughout the entire movie they drop subtle hints like at 1:19 that suggest that everyone is just as insane as he is

the OG Sigma expressions

Bruce Wayne has finally gone insane

0:19 nice

"Another Martini Paul?" Great!!

my fave scene from the movie

I always laugh at how no blood splatter is flying off the axe and not hitting the walls. There would be blood everywhere from swinging that axe like that. LOL.

I know it’s sick and twisted but I’ve always wondered what he looked like after the axe to the face

Santiago Jiménez Jr - Al Mirar Tu Cara. If anybody was wondering about the song in the restaurant. Is a very nice song for drinking cold beer in the Sonoran desert 😉

This movie is funny and creepy.

Christian just summoned his inner Jim Carrey for that raincoat dance.

Why do I feel like he is channeling his inner Jim Carrey.

I prefer my Collins Tool, seagrave pattern fireman's axe, a true classic. I just like the weight & having the option of the blade as well as the pick, but hey each to his own I don't judge others.

This is how Patrick Bateman became a Meme

HEY, PAUL! AHHHHHH!!