Post: #1

Hey,

I am struggling to find a title for a movie I'd like to watch.

I saw a couple of scenes on TV once but had to go.

The scenes I saw were of a man in a business attire who stops to give some homeless guy a few coins but proceeds to stab him.

In another scene, the same guy is fucking two girls at his place, which is all in white, he has all the furniture covered in protective plastic bags. While penetrating one girl from behind he flexes his biceps and grins.

I suppose he then kills the 2 girls ?

One poster here had a GIF with that guy's grin.

I hope the above details are enough for those who recognised this movie !

Thanks !

Post: #2

American Psycho starring Christian Bale

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0144084/

Post: #3

(02-02-2015 06:24 AM)kinjutsu Wrote:  American Psycho starring Christian Bale

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0144084/

Finally ! Thanks kinjutsu.

And how did I not recognise Bale ?

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Post: #5

I saw the above mentonned scenes as I was passing through the room. Imediately knew that it's worth watching.

Didn't pay close attention to recognise Bale though.

Is the book good as well ?

Post: #6

Just remember you need very nice business cards.

Post: #7

The movie is terrible

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Post: #9

It always struck me as ironic that a woman directed the movie and adapted the screenplay from the novel. And the novel was written by a gay guy.

Funny how it's come to symbolize red pill.

Post: #10

Is that Donald Trump?!?

Post: #11

(02-02-2015 06:59 PM)Brian Shima Wrote:  The movie is terrible

Terrible in a good way or a negative way ?

Post: #12

(02-02-2015 06:59 PM)Brian Shima Wrote:  The movie is terrible

I enjoyed the movie, but I thought the book was terrible.

Post: #13

Quote:Come on, Bryce. There are a lot more important problems than Sri Lanka to worry about. We have to end apartheid for one. And slow down the nuclear arms race, stop terrorism and world hunger. We have to provide food and shelter for the homeless, and oppose racial discrimination and promote civil rights, while also promoting equal rights for women. We have to encourage a return to traditional moral values. Most importantly, we have to promote general social concern and less materialism in young people.

Post: #14

Edelweiss I thought it was cheesy and didn't go any where

Post: #15

(02-02-2015 10:51 PM)monster Wrote:  It always struck me as ironic that a woman directed the movie and adapted the screenplay from the novel. And the novel was written by a gay guy.

Funny how it's come to symbolize red pill.

Not to mention Fight Club (the book) was written by a gay guy, and one of the Matrix directors is a tranny.

Post: #16

(02-03-2015 11:51 PM)Cunnilinguist Wrote:  

(02-02-2015 10:51 PM)monster Wrote:  It always struck me as ironic that a woman directed the movie and adapted the screenplay from the novel. And the novel was written by a gay guy.

Funny how it's come to symbolize red pill.

Not to mention Fight Club (the book) was written by a gay guy, and one of the Matrix directors is a tranny.

Lots of great lit was done by gays. Oscar Wilde leaps to mind. There've been other discussions on this. I believe that gay guys get to see a side of women most dudes don't because being gay disqualifies them in a woman's eyes so she lets it all hang out around him.

Post: #17

Jesus, that is really super. How'd a nitwit like you get so tasteful?

Post: #18

Are you a troll?

I understand that trolls are like cops and they have to state that they are indeed trolls if you ask them straight out.

Post: #19

(02-04-2015 08:21 AM)germanico Wrote:  Are you a troll?

I understand that trolls are like cops and they have to state that they are indeed trolls if you ask them straight out.

Were you referring to me (since my post was directly above yours)?

It's a quote from the movie. See 1:57 below.

Post: #20

American Psycho is the best movie based on Easton-Ellis's novels, but Less Than Zero is probably the best book. In my opinion, of course.

Post: #21

The book has one of the most unreadable openings ever. The movie really elevated it, thanks to Christian Bale's performance and the director.