Is it because it's kino or are we just fricked in the head?
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Why do so many young men (myself included) make this movie our personality
Nobody does this go frick yourself
pathetic
you and every other zoomer male are losers but want to seem cool so you obsess over a character that is cool but a loser, very simple
In a nutshell
Yea because millennial males are the epitome of success lmao
checked
Check mine
What exactly is cool? Who and what defines what cool actually is?
Charlie Parker, historylet
It’s because you’re a dim witted tiktok trend following homosexual whose brain has been destroyed from using the internet and social media since infancy.
Because you can't think for yourself
damn
I thought people didn't watch this movie and just cared about the "eccentric office suit man" memes
Somewhere along the way people forgot that everyone posted about Patrick Bateman and this film because it's a hilarious and unhinged performance, and newbies kept coming in only knowing about this supposedly being a definitive, essential film and viewing it through that lens, assuming they're in good company and that surely this character is "based" and not "cringe" and that makes it "kino" out of a desperate need to fit in
>just fricked in the head
You don't have the "personality" of Bateman, zoomer
Or are you saying you're going around thinking about murdering people?
I sell large quantities of soap and cleaning chemicals. I often reference this film and Fight Club and occasionally Taxi Driver when introducing myself.
>I'm a soap salesman, it's like Fight Club, but cooler.
>Ever see American Psycho? That scene where they compare business cards? Check out mine.
>One day a real degreaser will come and wash all the scum away
It's fun.
Imagine being so much of an npc you base your personality on that of a fictional character.
consciously basing your personality on something isn't NPC behavior anon. it's just cringey
didn't read
literally me
You imagine or kill people when your fee-fees ger hurt?
bazinga!
OP is onto something. A decade ago, in college, I saw the movie and read the book and felt a connection to the material. Something about not fitting in despite being a power fantasy, and le edgy darkness simmering under the surface...it was kind of the natural continuation (final phase?) of young adult angst. Also it was helped by American Psycho being a high quality piece of media, so there was no embarassment in fanboying for it.
Monkey see monkey do