In the scene, Paul Allen boasts about his business card being better than Bateman's and questions Bateman's credentials. This leads to a power struggle between the two characters, which ultimately ends in a violent outburst by Bateman. The office setting in this scene serves to reinforce the themes of materialism, power, and corruption that are present throughout the movie. Subscribe for More
0:25. Valentino suits and Oliver peeple glasses. (Love how Bateman quickly takes his arm off the chairs and looks down at his tie. Clearly Bateman is intimidated of Paul)
It’s a loop too, films like American Psycho or Wall Street, which are a critique/satire, are so well made and seductively delivered by top actors that they instead become an inspiration for students wanting to get into finance. Many try so hard to emulate these characters that they become comical parodies without even realizing it.
Because of this scene to this day I carry a metal card holder with all my id credit cards business cards etc and the top card is my matte black gold trim with raised bevel inlay etching on a double coated card stock
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In the scene, Paul Allen boasts about his business card being better than Bateman's and questions Bateman's credentials. This leads to a power struggle between the two characters, which ultimately ends in a violent outburst by Bateman. The office setting in this scene serves to reinforce the themes of materialism, power, and corruption that are present throughout the movie.
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Nice AI summary, too bad it's incorrect.
nice tie
0:25. Valentino suits and Oliver peeple glasses. (Love how Bateman quickly takes his arm off the chairs and looks down at his tie. Clearly Bateman is intimidated of Paul)
0:59 "Thank you Baxter!" is a sleeper for one of the best delivered lines in the movie.
I work as a financial advisor in a large bank and its actually scary how real this scene is 😂
It’s a loop too, films like American Psycho or Wall Street, which are a critique/satire, are so well made and seductively delivered by top actors that they instead become an inspiration for students wanting to get into finance. Many try so hard to emulate these characters that they become comical parodies without even realizing it.
He looks like Zac Efron
This video needs way more attention 👏🏻
is that a raincoat?
Because of this scene to this day I carry a metal card holder with all my id credit cards business cards etc and the top card is my matte black gold trim with raised bevel inlay etching on a double coated card stock
Impressive, very nice.
What does he mean by squash?
it's a sport
Do you live under a stone by any chance?
It’s an unpleasant vegetable.