American Psycho

American Psycho

Thriller • R • 2000 • 1 hr 42 min

7.8

7.6

Starring

Christian Bale, Justin Theroux, Josh Lucas, Bill Sage, Chloë Sevigny

Directed By

Written By

Mary Harron, Guinevere Turner

Attributes

Complex Dark Watch By Myself

Genre

Thriller Drama Crime

Release Date

April 14, 2000

User Reviews

It’s one of the best character studies as well as satirical movies and it’s grimly hilarious

Geronimo Johnstock

Hilarious in a morbid way. Everything he says is infectiously quotable. “I have to return some video tapes”,”let’s see Paul Allen’s card”etc

Great thriller over your head first watch must watch again Christian bale commits to the role

Wow, very based depiction of a psychopath. Amazing job

William Shavkey

Really good but too weird at points and lacks a genuine meaning

Great dark comedy/satire,full of quotable dialogue

It’s a real think peace. I thought it was just a basic slasher film before, but it’s not!!

Cameron Dickerson

A lesson in why men’s mental health (and mental health in general) is important and should be discussed more

Patrick Bateman is the almighty Sigma Male

Dark and not for everone. there should be a lesson in this somewhere. Maybe when a co-worker explains a song he likes in great detail, Run.

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7.8 – Based on 108.8k ratings

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