Plus a penchant for Huey Lewis and the News. The 'American Psycho' Business Card Scene The American Psycho business card scene is kind of the perfect example of how to communicate character ...

He also really cares about being the best at everything he does, which shows its ugly face in the famous business card scene. Not to be crude, but this moment in American Psycho is the white ...

Since its release in 2000, “American Psycho ... film became his calling card. Here, we break down the signature scene in Harron’s satirical horror: a battle of business cards that demonstrates ...

Even in a film that exudes violence and arrogance, it is a seemingly ordinary and unassuming piece of card that shows the deepest layer of Patrick Bateman’s mental confusion.

American Psycho is about how money ... Bateman shows off his new business card, only to be upstaged by his co-workers’ cards, sending him into a quiet rage. There have been parodies of the ...

“American Psycho” can be read two ways ... The same person who laughs while watching Bateman hyperventilate over a business card will go to an investment banking cocktail hour endorsing ...

American Psycho scores with its subtlety. Adult obsessions with status trivia are conveyed in a running gag about business cards. Bateman is spurred to homicidal frenzy when a rival's card has a ...

Director Luca Guadagnino announced a reboot of the 2000 cult classic horror film American Psycho in October ... about the superiority of his business card. This moment has become one of the ...

Firmly in the latter canon, of course, is “American Psycho’s” Patrick ... some clunky lyrics (“you’re such a card” in a song devoted to … business card specs; the rhyming of ...

something that “American Psycho” toes the line with as Bateman is increasingly revealed as an unreliable narrator. Bateman obsesses over the symbols of status — his business card typeface ...

Christian Bale’s turn as Wall Street yuppie and serial killer Patrick Bateman in 2000’s “American Psycho ... best-suited actors to compare business cards, do a thousand stomach crunches ...