Review of American Psycho (2000) by Essenceofsugar — 11 Nov 2013
Patrick Bateman is an obviously mentally deranged yuppie. We see right from the beginning that he is purely pop-culture and sex obsessed, and we see an embodiment right there of his narcissistic mentality and the sarcastic intonation of his voice.
If the film was meant to be artificial, then it was well-matched with its leading character. His crazed breakdown may be too far down the line for its previous contrast but the confessional point of view was the savior, and this portrayal of a typical yuppie was satirical enough to demand the cold sterility of an apartment, the emptiness of any kind of relationship he might have had, and the insistence of making reservations to end all reservations.
This review of American Psycho (2000) was written by Essenceofsugar on 11 Nov 2013.
American Psycho has generally received very positive reviews.
Was this review helpful?
