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- American Psycho
In a 2020 interview with Entertainment Weekly‘s The Shot segment, filmmaker Mary Harron took a deep dive into one particularly memorable scene from the 2000 film American Psycho. The focus was on the chilling murder of Wall Street banker Paul Allen by Christian Bale’s Bateman.
Did Bateman really kill Paul Allen? Let's unravel what really happens at the end of Mary Harron's American Psycho.
American Psycho is the most unpleasant film to emerge from the 2000s because it sounds the alarm bells at the current moment. Patrick Bateman is a sketch that’s too close for comfort. In a world of Andrew Tates and Elon Musks, Patrick Bateman is no longer just an ironic sketch of greed and ego, to many of us he's alive and well.
As the plot unfolds, Bateman’s actions escalate from calculated killings, like the brutal murder of his colleague Paul Allen (played by Jared Leto), to pure impulsive violence. Beneath the horror and confusion, American Psycho offers a critical look at capitalism, corporate greed, and the emptiness that can come with wealth.
Leto played Paul Allen, a rival of Patrick Bateman, in the psychological thriller American Psycho (2000). Though the film polarized audiences and critics, Leto's performance was well received. [15]
American Psycho has some great quotes from its serial killer protagonist, Patrick Bateman, and Christian Bale's delivery makes them beyond memorable.
