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If you ever related to Patrick Bateman in American Psycho, this video is for you. AMERICAN PSYCHO EXPLAINED: Similar to Fight Club, American Psycho starred by Christian Bale tackles the issue of modernity (post-modernity) from a different angle, Patrick Bateman being a high-class investment banker who is full of material possessions, fully entrenched in the system, unlike Tyler Durden. Becoming desensitized from increasing stimulus in a high-paced corporate environment, Patrick Bateman loses in touch with reality, question if he is real himself. As such, he resorts to extreme methods to feel something, as regular life simply becomes too boring for him. American Psycho focuses on themes such as: materialism, desensitization, violence, masculinity, and every other component of modern society. Did you know there's also an American Psycho 2? TIMELINE: 0:09 Start 2:35 End CLIPS USED: American Psycho card scene (Let's See Paul Allen's Card) American Psycho chainsaw scene, and also the text on wall ("Die Yuppy Scum") American Psycho morning routine (I believe in taking care of myself.) American Psycho huey lewis and the news / hip to be square American Psycho business meeting American Psycho dinner at Dorsia American Psycho ending scene American Psycho nightclub The Social Dilemma algorithm scene American Psycho edits, and other American Psycho clips If you can find it, there's a few frames of Hamza stretching, Andrew Tate's "what color is your Bugatti?," and SNEAKO's "How People View You." MUSIC: The music used for this was Monologue 1 by John Cale (the main theme song of American Psycho) and Saint-Saëns - The Carnival of the Animals - VII. Aquarium.

Too many videos have been made analyzing every little detail on Fight Club. While such videos offer explanations as to the messages in the movie, not many explain the impact the film has on the audience. This video depicts one of the likely progression of perspectives and beliefs of the said audience. There are many variations and many paths, but I have seen this one to be all-too-common. The music used in this video are: 1. "Fight Club Psychosis" by Scrim from @$uicideboy$ 2. "Ave Maria" by Franz Schubert 3. Dark Piano - Nihilist, @Lucas King Movie clips include: Fight Club (1999), American Psycho (2000), American Beauty (1999), Taxi Driver (1976), Wolf of Wall Street (2013) Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:13 The Rabbithole 2:50 End Related: fight club philosophy: fight club nietzsche, fight club ubermensch (tyler durden). self-help and self-improvement in fight club. fight club masculinity. self improvement tips and self improvement motivation fight club analysis / fight club review / fight club explained self improvement books and self improvement movies fight club rules ("do not talk about fight club") self improvement for men fight club hit me! success quotes fight club ending scene / fight club bar scene / fight club best scenes motivational / inspiring fight club clips / fight club edits