MrGraDuBid

This film is madness, this film is exceptional, and even if I have a bit of a problem with the sigma fashion inspired by Patrick Bateman's hygienic lifestyle, I loved this film and I'm going to tell you why. sigma, which is inspired by Patrick Bateman's hygienic lifestyle, I loved this film and I'm going to tell you why. Of course, I'm also going to tell you about the flaws I noticed. First of all, this film is very fast-paced, well put together and, above all, builds to a crescendo, which is the case with many films, but this one manages to condense the rise to power of a psychopath who was probably already a psychopath before we saw his misdeeds into 1 hour 42 minutes. At the same time, the film's world takes on a certain importance. Certain characters, New York and the hedonism of Wall Street play an important part in the drama and I thought that was rather well done. Many links are made to the world of drugs and alcohol, although Patrick Bateman doesn't consume much of it compared to those close to him. What makes the film really good is that it grabs you by the gut, due in particular to Mary Harron's extraordinary work as writer and director, because it's customary in cinema to show rather than tell, but every time he talked about music you didn't expect to see blood, Every time he put on his gloves I was afraid there was going to be a murder, and that's how Mary Harron did a good job, she set a sign for the future, every little thing that could make you wonder about the murderous outcome of the scene grabbed you by the guts, and at moments like that you either wanted to pause the film or watch the massacre. This effect is obviously heightened by the honourable performance of Cristian Bale, who will naturally have a better career than his director.I'm not a big fan of music to artificially create feelings in a film, but in this film it's used rather well, not all the time some scenes you could do without it the actors are quite good like the scene in the suite the music really wasn't compulsory. Now I have to tell you about my favourite scene, the presentation of their cards, it's the scene that characterises all the complexity of the film, you can see the great Wall Street, important and pretentious names, you can see Patrick Bateman's rage and his murderous desires and above all you can see the mockery and sarcasm that the artistic direction has decided to take throughout the film, which doesn't prevent it from being a good horror film because, excuse me for not being an expert, all the cards look the same.