Сегодня 20-я годовщина со дня премьеры Американского психопата фильма-пощёчины, где за исповедью банкира-мизантропа Патрика Бэйтмана кроется великая сатира на общество потребления. The movie American Psycho, directed by Mary Harron, was based on the novel written by Bret Easton Ellis in 1991. Позабытый многими сиквел «Американский психопат 2» с Милой Кунис в главной роли, кажется, никакой роли в новой истории не сыграет и авторами комикса тоже благополучно забыт. «Американский психопат» (оригинальное название American Psycho) – неоднозначный триллер, в основу которого легла одноимённая книга Брета Истона Эллиса.
«Американский психопат»: анонсирована адаптация фильма про изощренного убийцу в комиксы
In the book, Patrick loudly complains about being seated next to smokers at a restaurant hoping the "nicotine addicts" hear him and feel guilty about their habit when meeting with his ex-girlfriend Bethany. Later, when torturing Bethany back at his apartment, Patrick momentarily pauses to show her a cigar and gloat that he still smokes them, in spite of telling her earlier that he had quit. When the manager approaches Patrick, he stands up and shouts anti-Semitic slurs and insults before storming out back onto the street. Ignored Epiphany : There are few moments in which he somehow manages to empathize with someone Jean, Luis or Courtney and he seems able to catch a glimpse of how hellish his life is. Sadly, it never lasts and, even if he closes the narration by acknowledging his existential void, ultimately "this confession has meant nothing". Inferiority Superiority Complex : Despite his insane levels of narcissism, it is shown often that Bateman utterly detests himself as much as he does everyone else and most of his murders are motivated by people unintentionally reminding him of this. His ego is so great that the only people he refuses to kill are ones who profess some affection for him, all of which he coldly discards. Karma Houdini : A very bizarre example. Kill the Poor : While his victims hail from all the social strata, he reserves a particular contempt for the lower class, and just the presence of a homeless man is enough to send him into a murderous rage.
Know-Nothing Know-It-All : As described under Pop-Cultured Badass , he loves to talk about his music tastes and treat himself as a music buff, but any actual music buff would notice that almost all his recommendations are big pop hits aimed squarely at the Lowest Common Denominator , while anything he dislikes tends to be more experimental and musically interesting. And aside from taste, he also makes a ton of outright errors and misses the point of a lot of his favorite songs. Flesh, blood, skin, hair, but not a single clear identifiable emotion, except for greed and disgust. Much of the reason he fails to stand out from a crowd and resorts to murder to try to define himself is that the murder is probably the only thing he does that nobody in his social circle does; they all wear the same clothes, go to the same restaurants, watch the same movies, listen to the same music, and really seem to have no hobbies or ambitions apart from keeping up with the latest fad. This is exaggerated in the film where Patrick along with everyone else are comparing business cards, the cards in question are all completely identical save for their names and even then they are typed out the exact same way, with the exact same spelling error to boot. Large Ham : He has his moments. Mask of Sanity : The Trope Codifier. The Mentally Disturbed : Patrick has no capacity for sane thinking in any way and morality is an alien concept to him.
Misanthrope Supreme : Patrick seems to utterly despise everyone around him, and even himself on some level. The only exception is perhaps Jean, and he comes close to killing even her. Mistaken Identity : A major plot point of the story is that Bateman is so utterly bland, generic and similar to his various compatriots that both close friends and distant acquaintances pretty regularly get him confused with someone else. The most notable example being Paul consistently mistaking Bateman for Marcus. In the musical, Patrick also makes passing references to C. Fanservice : He has a very impressive physique and likes to show it off. Fan Disservice : Unfortunately, his utterly sadistic and grotesque way of torturing people will make it hard to find him the slightest bit desirable, no matter how good looking he is. Narcissist : Ye gods...
Half of his Inner Monologue is centered around how superior he is and how perfect he does everything. Overly-Nervous Flop Sweat : He does this a lot when under pressure or when coming close to getting caught in a lie. According to Word of God , Christian Bale was so talented an actor that when doing repeated takes of the famous business card scene, he was capable of sweating on cue. At one point, he notices a pretty homeless girl sitting on the steps of a building with a coffee cup. As he states, his nastiness vanishes, and he honestly wants to do something kind, so he drops a dollar into the cup. In the movie, he stops himself twice from killing an intended victim. Although, the main reason he might have spared Carruthers life was out of utter shock and disgust that he was gay. And in love with him, no less.
He shares a rather intimate phone call with Courtney, with both of them realizing how hollow and unsatisfying their existences are. It never comes up again but, for a monster like him, this moment of empathy is truly surprising. And yet, he frequently calls out his "friends" for making even mildly prejudiced remarks. Pop-Cultured Badass : Deconstructed. Pride : A major part of his personality. Patrick is obsessed with how he appears to others and everything he says and does is out of a desire to look more intelligent and cultured than he is. The fact that his murders have gone completely unnoticed is utter torture for him. Some of his other behaviors often reflect this.
The narration where he goes into obsessive detail about his designer clothes, expensive furniture, and top-of-the-line technology could be seen like a teenager bragging about all the cool stuff he has. Purely Aesthetic Glasses : He seems to just wear them because they are designer and because all his other Yuppie friends wear the same thing. Raincoat of Horror : He wears a clear plastic raincoat over his suit, to prevent it from being stained with blood. In private, he can be seen watching porn films and horror movies like The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 1974 , early indications of his real interests - just in case audiences might mistake the first two murders as one-offs. Retired Monster : In the American Psycho emails, Patrick is still living a hedonist yuppie lifestyle years after the events of the book, but has otherwise mellowed out considerably due to marrying Jean though they are getting divorced and having a son, Patrick, Jr. That said, he still beats a homeless man possibly to death for trying to mug him and ambiguously describes having "outlets" for his anger when the topic is brought up by his therapist. Sadist : Gets off on causing pain. Sanity Slippage : As the book goes on, his descriptions of the mundane parts of his life become peppered with increasingly bizarre details.
Well, it might not be that simple. At this point, the audience should realize the narration of Patrick Bateman has been completely untrustworthy the entire time. We can no longer say for sure that anything in the film actually happened, as everything is relayed from the point of view of the psychotic and delusional Bateman. How did no one hear this unless Paul Allen is the only person who lived in that apartment building which seems rather unlikely in a ritzy Manhattan apartment building? At least, I hope not. These gunshots attract the attention of the police and Bateman goes on the run.
Having said that, the world that Bret Easton Ellis depicts is one that remains remarkably similar to our own. The obsessive attention to the minutiae of tailoring and fashion will ring true to anyone who likes to dress well. The workout and grooming regimes that seemed so extreme when we first read about them in the book and that were depicted with such spooky precision in the movie probably seem pretty tame now.
Просто нас обоих это раздражает». Объективной истины нет и не может быть. Вместо того, чтобы называть людей тупыми как человек сверху и трактовать абсолютную истину - посмотрите на фильм с другой стороны. И никому не нужно лечиться или получать докторскую степень.
Что случилось с продолжением сериала FX «Американский психопат»?
Stores refused to order it. And Ellis, who turned 27 around its release, received death threats. Despite the initial uproar, the book has enjoyed an unusual afterlife.
Одного раза хватило с запасом. Старенькое и определяющее в карьере Кристиана. Мне хватило всего одного просмотра.
At this point, the audience should realize the narration of Patrick Bateman has been completely untrustworthy the entire time. We can no longer say for sure that anything in the film actually happened, as everything is relayed from the point of view of the psychotic and delusional Bateman. How did no one hear this unless Paul Allen is the only person who lived in that apartment building which seems rather unlikely in a ritzy Manhattan apartment building? At least, I hope not. These gunshots attract the attention of the police and Bateman goes on the run.
Eventually getting cornered by cops, Bateman starts to shoot at them and ends up blowing up a group of squad cars in a ball of fire with only a small pistol.
На подобные чувства его могут толкнуть как вполне безобидные бытовые вещи — вроде воспоминания о невозвращенных видеокассетах или попытка забронировать столик; иногда эмоции прорываются и во время расчленения очередной жертвы. Частично контролировать себя Бэйтману помогают психотропные препараты. Патрик Бэйтман фотография Компенсирует собственную неуверенность в себе Бэйтман через удовлетворение собственного тщеславия; внимание к мельчайшим деталям позволяет ему на время отключить эмоции. Бэйтман покупает самые дорогие и модные аксессуары из доступных, тем самым обретая хоть какую-то толику контроля над собственной жизнью — во всех отношениях довольно хаотичной.
Других людей Патрик также воспринимает сквозь сеть ярлыков и стереотипов. Одеждой навязчивое тщеславие Бэйтмана не ограничивается; столь же тщательно он подходит к выбору музыки, еды и произведений искусства. Лучшие дня Стас Михайлов: Бывший номер один российского шансона Посетило:8417.
Американский психопат (2000)
Роман «Американский психопат» вышел почти 30 назад — ровно столько же было его главному герою Патрику Бейтмену в одноименной экранизации, где его безупречно сыграл Кристиан Бейл. © РИА Новости. На момент съемок в "Американском психопате" исполнитель главной роли 26-летний Кристиан Бейл уже не был новичком в кино. Однако продюсеры решили, что с ролью убийцы Патрика Бейтмана лучше справится Леонардо ДиКаприо, который после успеха. Когда режиссёр «Американского психопата» решил не брать Бэйла на роль Патрика. мем с героем фильма "Американский психопат", которого сыграл Кристиан Бейл.
ПАТРИК БЭЙТМЕН ВЕРНЕТСЯ НА ЭКРАНЫ
Пáтрик Глéйдсон Бэ́йтман — главный герой и рассказчик романа Брета Истона Эллиса «Американский психопат» и его экранизации. В конечном счете, великолепие концовки «Американского психопата» заключается не в том, убил ли Патрик Бейтман ноль людей, всего несколько бездомных или всех, кого он перечислил в своем сообщении на автоответчике (за исключением Пола Аллена). Christian Bale Says His American Psycho Co-Stars Thought He Was 'The Worst Actor They'd Ever Seen'. В конечном счете, великолепие концовки «Американского психопата» заключается не в том, убил ли Патрик Бейтман ноль людей, всего несколько бездомных или всех, кого он перечислил в своем сообщении на автоответчике (за исключением Пола Аллена). But the ad was also just plain bizarre, as exemplified by the repeated presence of Patrick Bateman, the titular character from the 2000 movie American Psycho.
Почему, тупой ублюдок! — Кристиан Бэйл Патрик Бэйтман Американский психопат
Харрон и Эллис заявили, что вопрос о том, убил ли Патрик своего коллегу по имени Пол Аллен, намеренно оставлен двусмысленным, поскольку обе возможности усиливают идею американский психопат. В фильме "Американский психопат" не рассказывается об истории жизни Патрика Бейтмана, однако можно предположить, что его поведение связано с психическим заболеванием, которое он скрывает под маской успешного банкира. Патрик Бэйтман Патрик Бэйтман — персонаж, антигерой и рассказчик в романе Брэта Истона Эллиса Американский Психопат, а затем и одноименной экранизации. Напоминаем, что «Американский психопат» рассказывает о жизни Патрика Бейтмана, молодого золотого мальчика-банкира, который преуспевает во всем и постепенно погружается в безумие по мере развития своих убийств.