First Time Watching AMERICAN PSYCHO Reaction... The most PERFECT MOVIE TITLE
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- Watching AMERICAN PSYCHO for the first time!
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I'll watch this later. Right now, I have to return some videotapes.
LOL!!!! GOOD ONE!!!!!
🤣 This wins the comments
@@KatWatchesHorror As a kid I watched - _Evil Dead_ _American Werewolf In London_ and _The Thing_ - back to back. Nightmares for a month!
That's freaking lying in the movie I have to return some video tapes
😂😂😂
hahaha 'Big ego for a guy who doesn't even have a corner office' most brutal takedown you could've delivered to Bateman's face
Fun Fact: For Willem Dafoe's scenes, the director shot each scene three different ways: One where he knows Patrick didn't do it, one where he does think Patrick did it, and one where he knows Patrick did it. The director then blended a mixture of those scenes into the movie (hence the shifting moods and inflections in those scenes.)
Is Paul Allen murdered by Patrick Bateman or not?
I love this fact.
This is a SUPER COOL AND FUN FACT!!! Thank you for sharing this misterbabadook!! AH. This is why I love the comments!!!! KAT:D PS amazing you could get signal in my basement!
@@KatWatchesHorror *Floor covered in paper, furniture draped in canvas, Bateman robed in plastic. Kat: "Genuinely, what's your plan?"* LOL
@@hulkhatepunybannerFurious cooking, maybe?
Patrick:''New card, what do you think?''
Kat: ''Boring''
Patrick: 🪓
HAHAHAHAHA!!!! If they didn’t want to be boring they should have gone with fluffy text instead of embossed??
@@KatWatchesHorror The guys cards were printed, Louis’s card was embossed.
That got a spit take out of me lol. Well said and timed. This is a film I enjoy watching and quoting with other fans. I think it is more relatable than most people want to admit. I want to read the book and add it to my collection. For an even better laugh watch the fan edit someone did where they out Pokémon cards in the scene. Well done.
@@KatWatchesHorrorComic Sans ?
Every card mis-spelled "Acquisitions," must be a message there, no?
I always thought it was funny that Huey Lewis wouldn't let the Ghostbusters people use his music, but he was alright with the American Psycho people using it for the ax murder scene.
Hahha that’s great.
Same with the metalcore band Ice Nine Kills. They made a song based on this book/movie called “Hip To Be Scared”, and in the bridge before the breakdown, they sample “Hip to be square” and had to get permission from HL
Huey Lewis did a parody of that scene with Weird Al. Its floating around TH-cam someplace.
Probably because this movie gave Huey credit. For the other movie, record company creeps just stole the melody and chord progressions of "I Wanna New Drug" and tried to sell it as a new song ("Ghostbusters").
Huey appreciated the book author was a serious fan.
The most underrated scene is Patrick washing his leather gloves in the sink after Luis hits on him.
Being gay is a shield from him.
The most overrated word is “underrated!” Find a new word that you can obsess over and wear that one out instead
@@nsasupporter7557 we better stop communicating then as most words in the dictionary would be faded to oblivion now.
Maybe we need to form a new language, English has been around too long now
@@Mad_Nceku no, people just need to learn the actual definition of “underrated” and stop throwing it around so much! I don’t know when underrated became everybody’s favorite word, but it’s annoying as hell
Cmon....noone noticed when he said he has a lunch meeting it was with Cliff Huxtable?? Bill Cosbys character in The Cosby Show...
Yeah...that line aged weirdly appropriately
@@freemansteinslabWent from shocking and circled back to believable.
Went from funny haha to funny strange.
exactly
I was just going to say that!
"oh...this guuuuy can diiiie in a fiiiiire" is the most authentic and correct response to the character of Patrick Bateman I've ever seen. lolol
The interaction with the Realtor is my favorite scene. She gives an excellent understated, tense performance. And Bale gives a great performance playing off of her.
And it's just so interesting in the greater context of the film.
Yes, tremendously creepy. And the score in that scene adds to it.
I have a friend name Paul. Every year I send him a birthday meme with Christian Bale swinging the axe that says: "Hey, Paul! Happy Birthday!"
🤣
What explanation is there to Paul Allen being seen after being murdered by Patrick Bateman?
🪓 _"Try blowing out the candles and eating cake now, you stupid bastard!"_ 🪓
@@DavidZ4-gg3dm Patrick os psychotic, but also has delusions of grandeur. Some of his crimes may have happened, or all, or none. He is a mentally disturbed, unreliable narrator. Like when he says terrible things and no one responds to them, is he actually saying them or just imaging he is?
@@DavidZ4-gg3dmWell, Patrick's lawyer didn't even recognize him, so perhaps he mistook someone else for Paul Allen in London. Part of the theme of the movie is all these yuppie Wall Street types resemble each other & it's hard to tell them apart.
17:20 "He just wanted to talk about Phil Collins and have a bit of sex."
Who doesn't?
Just wish they used “Invisible Touch” instead
What I like about this movie is that it's not just a standard serial killer movie. It's a social satire about 1980s greed and materialism. Patrick's behaviour, at least in public, is really not that much different from those of the other people he hangs out with. The blonde woman he runs into at the club who mixes up "murders and executions" with "mergers and acquisitions" demonstrates that everyone's so into themselves that they're not really listening to what he's saying.
Also, it indicates that maybe, as the film is all shown from Patrick's perspective, maybe he's not a completely reliable historian, and we get that feel more as the movie goes along. Any one of his friends could be just as psychotic as he is, but we don't really know what's real and what isn't, because it's all being told from the perspective of a guy who either kills people in brutal ways or at least fantasizes about it.
There are indications from certain events in the movie that they could all be in his head and those situations tend to escalate. People's reactions to Bateman tend to get more and more questionable and unrealistic as the movie goes along. At the very least, all of Patrick's colleagues are serious narcissists. I love the ending. It actually leaves more questions than answers.
But one thing is for sure: Patrick Bateman is not well. I believe in the book, Paul Allen turns up at the end, leaving things even more vague as to whether or not he actually murdered him. I think the author intended for the character to actually be a serial killer rather than just a guy who fantasizes about it, but that vagueness works to enhance the social satire about Wall Street. They're all psychopaths.
Well said. Some of his fantasies in the book are, well...I'll never look at nailguns and mace the same EVER again....
The more absurd elements always stand out to me. The chainsaw drop and Bateman looking at the gun in disbelief are so darkly funny.
We know that not everything PB sees happens, because he sees an ATM instruct him to feed a cat to it. How about the murders? Are they real or imagined? Paul Allen being seen later puts all the murders in doubt.
Bret Easton Ellis said that Patrick is "not a reliable narrator".
Unreliable narrator is a popular move in direction of movies or videogames. Sometimes it gives us sorta bizarre results.
There's a parody skit where Huey Lewis raves the appeal of the American Psycho film to Weird Al, beat for beat like the killing of Paul Allen scene. So good.
"HEY AL...!!!," 😂
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HI TROY!! I can’t tell you how much it means to me to hear that these videos can brighten up your day. Especially while you’re doing the very not fun activity of sitting in a dialysis chair. Thank YOU so much for your message, AND for watching with me!!!! I appreciate you!!! KAT:D
@@scottgust9709 Wow, that's a great start to a great debate
That’s where I am
I watch hers and others reaction videos while in my dialysis charge to pass the time by.
God, I always love the utter confusion most people have at the end. It’s always just so great.
Glad you enjoyed, Kat! Stay awesome!
American Psycho is more of a Black Comedy that a straight up horror film
I agree its Hilarious 😂
Its a psychological horror film. Its not a scary horror film. Scary and horror are different. Scary is a feeling, horror is a genre. American psycho is a psychological horror satire. But its themes and tone and elements are horror.
More like a psychological horror satire.
its unironically one of the funniest movies I've ever seen
The book has some humorous bits as well, such as the time he tricks his fiance into eating a urinal cake after he and his friends take turns pissing all over it, coating it with chocolate and telling her it's Godiva -- she just can't pass it up. "I'll finish it... it's just so... minty!"
It always baffles me how incredible this movie really is, the talking past each other, nobody is really paying attention to anything at all. You have everyone whipping out business cards for the same jobs and yet nobody ever seems to be working… people eating in high class restaurants but you hardly even see what they are eating.. as someone who is autistic, this movie is just complete chaos.
Believe it or not; The book is way, WAY, crazier.
Btw, you got yourself a new subscriber.
This whole movie is basically ways in which Patrick Bateman can escape conversations to return his videotapes
I love that Bateman/Bale tells Kimball/Dafoe that he has an appointment with "Cliff Huxtable." That's the name of Bill Cosby's character on "The Cosby Show." 🤣
I know, that cracks me up every time, and out of probably a dozen or so reactions to this movie I’ve seen, I believe only one person actually caught that lol
Notice there was no blood trail from the garment bag once Patrick got outside. That wasn’t a continuity error.
I first saw Christian Bale in Empire of the Sun when I was a kid. I remember thinking 'this isn't a child actor...this is an actor that just happens to be a child.' He is SO talented. Great reaction btw :) you crack me up.
18:45. You cracked me up with the "Boop".
There is a sketch with Huey Lewis and Weird Al where they spoof the Paul killing scene.
Thanks for that. Cool
It is so funny!
Holy shit, I am looking this up now lol
I would write a longer comment, but I have some video tapes to return.
LOL!! THIS HAHAHAHA
Like Homer Simpson, just throw them in the empty lot where the Blockbuster was.
Oh also, I have a theory about the chainsaw noises... He had just rented Texas Chainsaw Massacre and was playing it very loudly quite recently, so in my mind it's possible he knew he could get away with using it just because he had already desensitized his neighbors to the noises prior, aside from the fact that everyone is self-obsessed in this movie and let's be honest, how many people react to car alarms or sirens or even people yelling if it's the middle of the night in a city?
You're right in the society that is portrayed in this movie, everyone is so heavily self-absorbed that they don't care at all if someone gets murdered next door. It's not realistic but it is a satire meant to overdramatize to drive this point home
Waaay back in the beginning of Willem DaFoe's career, he had a very small part in a classic vampire film from 1983 #title "The Hunger", which stars Susan Sarandon, and David Bowie. If you've never seen that movie you absolutely must! It's one of the best vampire movies ever made; very different, and haunting.
There are technically two sequels to this. American Psycho 2 as previously mentioned was just an unrelated script with the name slapped on. But the author of the book wrote another about Patrick Bateman's younger brother in college, called The Rules of Attraction. In 2002 there was a film adaptation from one of the writers of Pulp Fiction, starring lots of former family-friendly child actors looking to prove they were ready for 'adult' roles. It's not as well known because people would skip over it thanks to the super generic title, as well as one of the most misleading trailers ever made. They tried to sell this as a generic teen sex comedy, when it is more of a deconstruction of that genre instead. It is fucked up and unsexy as possible by design, as seen through the same lens of American Psycho being a 'corporate drama.' Highly underrated, not a lot of people talk about it.
The twist isn't that it's all in his head. It's that all the corporate suits around him are exactly as greedy, ruthless and psychotic as he is. He gets away with anything because he's part of a system built to enable people like him. He's "the generic" American Psycho. In the world he lives in, he's a cliche, not an individual freak.
Great reaction, pretty much how I felt after first seeeing it many years ago...Your energy and huge smie always brighten my day! Thank You!!
Willem Dafoe was also in a thing called 'The Lighthouse', might be a fit for your channel. Also might give you the weirdest dreams you've had since childhood. That kind of thing.
The business card scene is one of my favorites. One of the best send ups of the 80s is my book ( I 'm old, so I remember it ) Bret Easton Ellis is a great writer, Less than Zero is also another book that they made into a film, but its not a horror film.
With young Robert Downey Jr.
Less than zero was so depressing. Spader and Downey were fantastic!
This reaction was all I had hoped it would be, Kat is always as fascinating to watch as the film.
If you want to get VERY creeped out, read the book, there are things in there they could never show on film, lol. The interesting thing to me is how accurate this film was depicting a certain tier of society in the 80's, I'm not sure how to explain it but they got the _feel_ of the era in a way few films have.
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The realtor gives me spider vibes. She speaks and moves with such deadly grace its unnerving.
I was kind of perplexed by the ending as well, but my ultimate interpretation was that, outside of his main social circle who all recognize him as Patrick Bateman, everyone else is so superficial that they're incapable of distinguishing between each other, so they keep mixing him up with other people (conveniently giving him alibis), and in the case of the realtor, the elite apartment complex didn't want the notoriety, so they just covered everything up. The scene where he has the shootout with police does kind of feel like a fantasy though, so it's kind of hard to tell where the fantasies begin and end.
The business cards are an allegory to the people themselves. There are so small of differences between them no one can tell them apart. The film sort of failed to convey this, but it is why everyone fails to correctly identify each other along with all being self absorbed themselves
Patrick worked in the Twin Towers, when shooting the people in the lobby he was in the wrong tower, and then went to the correct tower lobby to sign in
nice detail in the book: nearly every person is only described by their belongings. someone for example doesn't have a particular face or bodytype, but this coat, that suit, this watch and so on. they're all only defined by the price and prestige of their stuff. something that's nearly impossible to show in the movie. if you like the movie, then the book is a clear recommendation, even if it's very graphic.
@@TheKirkosable I think the film conveyed this brilliantly. The way everyone is mixing up everyone else shows you that they are so similar that they cant even be differentiated by name. Not everything has to be in your face in terms of explanations as to whats happening but I still think they made it pretty obvious if you think about what it all meant for a few seconds
Aside from being such a fun movie, it's also one of the best social satires ever made. The book is even more out there and nuts, and there are things in the book so grotesque he can't possibly have done them and be able to maintain even the veneer of normality. So I suspect a lot of it is in his own head. But a deeply disturbed guy nonetheless :)
14:25 "I have a lunch meeting with Cliff Huxtable" - AKA, Bill Cosby's character on the Cosby Show
New subscriber here. I subbed today only after realizing that I didn't sub months ago like I meant to. I love your reactions. Keep up the great work, sorry for the late sub.
It's hip to be scared.💀
‘’He is Batman Jacked’’haha about that
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5:30 is one of the best underrated moments of the movie. "😀 I'll call you 😠"
Just discovered you're channel, and you are ADORABLE girl. I would LOVE to watch you watch the French film Raw. It's one of my all time favorites, and IMHO, it's more of a character study than a horror film. Also, the eighties practical effect throwback masterpiece The Void!
Great reaction as always.
Hey Kat, it's almost April, and you absolutely have to watch April Fool's Day. You'll love it
"Asked how he feels about his music’s role in American Psycho during a Guardian webchat, Collins replied: “Flattered! I’m easily flattered. I went to see the musical. First of all I was very surprised they made one. It was ok… If I was honest, if my music is being held as representative of an era, then that’s more than I thought would happen to me when I was 13 or 14.”
If you like Willem Dafoe you should maybe watch Shadow of the Vampire. Dafoe is truly perfect in that film.
Your smile and facial expressions are adorable, you remind me of a High Elf. Thanks for your time of great entertainment
It's not a horror, but my favorite Reese Witherspoon movie is Freeway (it's a black comedy based on Little Red Riding Hood). She plays a foul mouthed juvenile delinquent, completely different than any of her other roles, but is still the hero of the story.
You are such a goofball, I love it!
Your channel is the most fun one can have watching reactions❤
I STRONGLY suggest The Menu for your next dark comedy / satire / horror watch. It too, is a masterpiece.
How nice to see you react to one of my favorite movies! Patrick existed alright; his lawyer mistook him for someone named Davis just like Paul mistook him for Marcus. It’s a running theme/joke. Everyone in this universe is so self-absorbed that they constantly mix up people and pay no attention to Patrick’s sudden insane declarations (“I like to dissect girls”). The whole thing is a parody of the 80s yuppie era. So the lawyer can’t really be trusted when he says he had dinner with Paul in London since he doesn’t know he’s talking to Patrick. There’s theories that Patrick never really killed anybody; that it was all in his head. I admit there’s plenty to give this theory credence, but personally I believe it all happened, mostly because it was such a parody. Patrick is said to be an unreliable narrator but it’s like the whole movie is made up of unreliable narrators lol.
The book is well worth a read! Just be prepared because the deaths in the film pale in comparison to some of the ones in the book (the one with the rat in particular had me physically gagging the first time I read it!).
There are also subtle nods, Easter eggs and minor cross-overs in Brett Easton Ellis' other books. Pat Bateman appears in Less Than Zero for example, and Julian has the exact same dialogue/lunch scene with his mother as Bateman does in American Pyscho.
But yeah, anyway, great, under appreciated author and Bale nails PB!
I adore this movie! Some of the best satire ever
green goblin investigating batman over the jokers murder. fascinating
Yeah, the realtor just cleaned everything up, and didnt want to have anything with him cause she was only interested in selling the place... she couldnt be bothered with what happened to the women. Because this is a very dark satire, but at the same time an inditement to a whole class of people, who live only for the material, and are even interchangeable (thats why they all look the same, and mistake for one another).
I could talk for an hour about this movie, but I have to return some videotapes...
i'm so glad you like jean! she's a LOT more fleshed out in the book and plays a bigger role as patrick's "love interest". in the entire book, we see patrick fantasizing about crazy fucked up shit -- but with jean, he imagines nice things, like walking through central park or buying balloons. it's an interesting view into both of their characters. he has a sort of fascination with her by the end of the book, going as far as to getting her a bunch of frivolous stuff on valentine's day (while also sending eveline, his fiance a box of flies). they have a really interesting (and kind of humorous) dynamic in the book that i wish was explored more in the movie
Just like you watched "Blair Witch Project" out in the woods at night, you should have seen this in a high-rise, maybe under construction.
11:30 the blood disappears once he leaves the building, a nice touch.
Another great lunchtime reaction with a pretty Kat,with pretty screams, and deadly air punches.😂 Love ya Kat.
You NEED to do "Eyes wide shut". It's technically a drama, but really it is horror.
Yep, the horror a man faces when confronted with the fact their wife would step out of their marriage.
Yes please
19:10 - LOL. No, Kat. His whole, "I've got to return some videotapes", was kind of like one of those funny constants in the movie. That was always Patrick Bateman's line whenever he wanted to get out of a situation that was awkward for him. He never really had to return any videotapes. Like in that scene in the club toilet when his co-worker got the wrong idea that Patrick was into him and then he made a pass at him; Bateman wasn't gay, so he felt uncomfortable and wanted to get the heck outta there quickly, so, "I - um - got to return some videotapes". LOL.
The director has stated that she wished that she hadn't made the ending as unclear as it is.
The movie is based on the controversial novel of the same name, that was written as a commentary on the excess, greed and self-absorption of Wall-street in the 80s.
Yes, Patrick did kill all of those people. He was a monster, but everyone and everything around him was so vapid and self-involved that when he confessed, they either didn't hear him, or didn't care. Think about how everyone essentially looked the same and was constantly mistaken for one another, without correction.
Bateman's own lawyer didn't recognize him, even as he confessed.
Paul Allen's apartment was cleared to be resold by a greedy real-estate agent, that wanted what was found in the apartment, kept under-wraps.
This is a horror movie, but it has a sly, winking sense of humor and clever commentary.
This might be the angriest we've ever seen Kat. This was a spicy reaction. You should check out Ready or Not. Samara Weaving great in horror stuff and it's a fun movie. More of a thriller/horror comedy.
I love your expressions and reactions.
You had some questions about the end. Here is my take
The real estate agent covered up the body's, so the cost of the apartment wouldn't crash. A murder investigation would be inconvenient. The reason the lawyer thought he had dinner with Paul Allen, is the same reason Paul thought Patrick was Marcus. Everybody looks the same and nobody is paying attention. They are all interchangeable. Everyone confuses everyone for everyone else. It's a world where it's impossible to get caught for any crime, even murder. That's the point of the movie.
this is the first time I've seen you and the Yidish-east-coast is already making me smile... gawd I love that.
This. Is. My. Favorite. Movie.
"Sabrina, don't just stare at it, eat it."
OMG.
*gasps*
Omg, it even has a watermark.
*shudders*
This film is cinema GOLD!
Also I first saw and fell in love with this movie when I was like 11😂😂
"JUST. SAY. NO!"
That scene had the opposite effect on me. I wish I could forget it and the quote forever. Absolutely disgusting.
Please don't visit England.
Willem Dafoe was also in the 80's film : Streets Of Fire. Among many other film.
Please consider reacting to “Under The Skin” (2013) directed by Johnathan Glazer and starring Scarlett Johansson. It is a very creepy yet beautiful film exploring the question of what it means to be human.
The book is amazing!
@@bhurzumii4315 Yes it is, I have read it.
@@bhurzumii4315 Yes it is, I have read it too.
Yes, the book is excellent too.
Kat's perplexed face is cute & adorable!
People watching this film for the first time can walk away with their brain swelling with questions & confusion. You do learn how to respect & understand it's meaning over time if you don't get it the first time round, I didn't get it the first time round either! At first, I wasn't a fan of Christian Bale, but it's true that opinions can flip, I think he's a class actor
A Bale film you must watch is The Machinist. He had a brutal diet of an apple and cup of coffee a day and lost a shit loads of weight, looking skeletal. He plays a factory worker who has an accident and hasn't slept for a year. I'd love to see you react. I've subbed your channel. Cheers
Reaction request:
#1 Night of the Creeps
#2 Night of the Comet
#3 UnderWater
#4 The Loved Ones
#5 Slither
As minute a detail as it may be, I agree that Allen's card is best, based merely on the centering. Getting into card stock and fonts is more specific to person. Bateman and Bryce have too much space at the top compared to bottom, Van Patten's has too much at the bottom. But Allen's is very nicely cut. A little more space at the top is preferred is the layout won't be equal. As if you had say 5/16" to work with, the best visual balance would be 3/16" at the top and 1/8" along the bottom
Accurate. I feel a moment of intense panic as I realize another commenter's ability to describe the art of typesetting is better than mine.
@@BretRBoulter Might say I spent my fair share of time cutting tens of thousands of those things, haha. Not so much in the typeset dept, but a little bit
If you read the book American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis (which is WAAAAY more disturbing and graphic than the movie if you can actually believe that) it's clear that he did commit a LOT of murders. Though in the movie he was obviously losing his "mask of sanity" as you could tell that you couldn't trust everything that was happening when you see an ATM tell you to feed it a stray cat.
Anyway, in the Book, there's more detail about how everyone gets mistaken for everyone else because they all dress the same, have very similar haircuts, do the exact same thing, etc... It was his social commentary on Wall Street in the 80s, basically showing that someone could indeed commit all these heinous acts and nobody cares, everybody is so unidentifiable, etc...
I also watched the DVD commentary, and as far as that lady in the apartment goes, it's clear that she knows there were a lot of bodies and blood here and that would only reduce the listing price so she wants him to get the hell out if he knows anything about this because she's trying to get the most money she can out of renting the place.
"I don't get it!", she says having not yet watched "Mulholland Drive". 😂
Yes Kat check out mulholland drive!
Kat, we are going to Dorsia.
Impossible to get a table.
8:30 for two???
One of the great dark comedies. Brilliant on so many levels.
Kat, love your channel
This film is in the same league as Total Recall in it being completely ambiguous, wondering if it all really happened, or if it was all in his head. Requires multiple views! Fantastic film!
The thing with the business cards makes a lot more sense when you realize that they hand the card to the other person and then the other person returns it instead of keeping it. So the card would be like someones first impression of you and your wealth, thats why they all seemed so intense over simple introduction cards. I feel like the whole movie is about blending in with the higher class, bust standing out just enough that people might remember you. Which is why everyone is getting eachother mixed up and they all look very similar to one another
I'd say that's more about narcissism; nobody really cares about anybody but themselves, so all they care about is whether or not their card is perceived as the best... even though they're all the same.
@@SchulzEricT that's a good thought too, its crazy how many different interpretations there are for this movie
OMG this is going to be FUN!!
I love when you flash that big beautiful smile and those soulful eyes get huge when you watch these movies! You look so wild and that's the perfect face to yell HEY PAUL!!!!!! Lol
His Rich Father covered it alll up.. like he always has ..⭐️
Cliff Huxtable was Bill Cosby's character in The Cosby Show. Detective couldn't have missed that in the period when this is set.
"I think Invisible Touch is the group's undisputed masterpiece" - easily the most psychotic thing he says in the whole film.. Duke is far better
"BUM! ... nice." 😄 Crackin' up from the jump! Has anyone suggested THE CHANGELING? 1980, from wiki: "It is considered a cult film and one of the most influential Canadian films of all time." It's spooky!! Thanks for the laughs, as always.
I used to pass stuff to folks between my fingers-business cards, credit cards, etc.-only I used my ring and middle fingers. That was also held my cigarettes when I smoked. My eventually-to-be-former-wife said she’d never seen anything so elegant in my life. I then proceeded to make it twirl back and forth between my fingers from little finger to forefinger and back-then ‘round again. In the low light the glowing ember was almost hypnotic. She said she’d seen that-but never with enough precision to do it with a lit cigarette. These little gestures-they tell people things about who you are. I spent years in my early teens mastering my body language, my microexpressions , my posture, the way I walked, etc., so by the time I was 19-20, I radiated not just my feelings in the moment, but an entire backstory that anyone curious enough and observant enough could decipher. After the failure of my marriage (we were 19 and 17, she and I, respectively-far too young), I knew that my next long-term relationship could only be with someone with enough curiosity and analytical skill to figure me out from the clues I scattered all around my body. Patrick Bateman may be callous and violent and duplicitous, but he absolutely has an eye for detail.
You should watch Bone Tomahawk!
'That move? That guy there! If it ain't broke . . ." Well spotted Kat! ❤
Hold Up! 🛑 "That's a big ego for someone who doesn't have a corner office." - Nat. 🔥😱🤣. I'm not normally one for emojis but... Your quick-wit absolutely murdered the Batman I mean Bateman.
Hi kat hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
I watched les miserables the live musical. What a great experience for someone that's never been into Broadway of whatsoever.
This is sooo underrated. Horror comedy
You should definitely check out Dead Meat’s Kill Count episode on this movie, their video is super informative (and funny!) and they do a great job showcasing how the movie was made as well. Great reaction, per usual 🙂
31:44: that's the all satire kicking in: Patrick lives in a society made of interchangeable men, all looking alike, completely into their own world of conformism and without recognizing anybody. About Patrick's murders, some are true and others not (all his rampage in the streets and in the skyscraper).
Impressive, very nice let's see Paul Allen's review.
Greetings Kat. Great reaction. Might I suggest Mr Brooks (2007), Of Unknown Origin 1983 and Anatomy 2000. For your personal edification of course. Peace and blessings be upon you and cheers!
"Must be loud in there" 😅
WAIT ....That's where that quote comes from !!
I love Kat reacts, her faces are priceless. Make comedy and drama reaction channel dear!!!