American Psycho

Bateman confesses the murders to his friend on an answer machine, then at the end meets him at a gathering. The friend doesnt believe any of his confession as someone said theyd seen Paul in a restaurant. Making the point that theyre all so superficial that no-one really knows or cares who anyone is. Or its all in his mind...This is not an exit on the door behind Bateman shows he stands as a symbol. Bateman is a satire on American Values. He is victimised by the yuppie era.

Fashionable uptown Moscow psychologist Artem practices quotprovocative therapyquot convinced that the fastest and most effective cure is to brutally confront his patients with their fears. Yet his own life is in chaos after he was sentenced to ...

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In the scene before he murders Paul Allen, Bateman is seen taking a pill out of a prescribed medicine bottle in the bathroom. When he calls Jean and all the while, having a nervous breakdown in public much later in the film, he's seen clutching a similar prescribed medicine bottle and taking the pills. The prescribed medicine is most likely meant for maintaining mental issues. It's heavily implied that Patrick Bateman suffers from a series of notable mental illnesses such as Narcissistic Personality Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Antisocial Personality Disorder, and Schizophrenia. Taking the medicine implies that he's trying to somewhat control his behavior.