What's the message
What's the message
Samuel Turner
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Luke James
I hate women and gratuitous violence is cool.
Jayden Hughes
People are self-absorbed and don't care about each other?
Jack Wright
Jayden Phillips
Yeah, this was the main theme. Everyone was so worried about status that they didn't notice a killing spree happening in their one neighbourhood.
Alexander Phillips
why isnt it possible
Thomas Johnson
Characters are literally you (me)
Brayden Torres
*notice or acknowledge
they knew revealing it would make them look bad
Ayden Diaz
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Anthony Rodriguez
Promptly return your rented videotapes.
Adam Reed
dubs
Easton Roberts
Is this the funniest scene in the movie?
Jaxon Adams
it's easy to bait man into his fictional death
Dominic Collins
Levi Barnes
Every time I watch this I notice something new. Last time it was the way the keep pronouncing French words as if they were Italian. American psycho is one of the greatest comedies of its generation.
Alexander Reyes
Around blax never relax
Cameron Bennett
Well, the message is to end apartheid for one. And slow down the nuclear arms race, stop terrorism and world hunger. We have to provide food and shelter for the homeless, and oppose racial discrimination and promote civil rights, while also promoting equal rights for women. We have to encourage a return to traditional moral values. Most importantly, we have to promote general social concern and less materialism in young people.
Andrew Bell
getting dubs
Cooper Perez
Leo Watson
It's OK to be gay.
Noah Wilson
Is this comedy or horror?
Joshua Thompson
Social satire of Reagan era America. How?
By taking the investment bank as the model for society.
They make nothing, yet live in opulence.
Money obsessed, miserable unless making more than the next guy.
Parrot back to each other either conservative or liberal talking points.
Degenerate & bored to the point of confusing fantasies, mental illness and actual sociopathic crime spree.
Individualistic to the point of being unable tor relate to anyone else unless thru hatred of perceived higher status.
>while watching the Reagan address.
>But inside doesn't matter.
At the end, he accepts he can't change anything (individualistic framework) so he takes solace in knowing others are trapped as well.
The outside, perceived image of a person is the only that matters. Relates to the philosophy of Baudrillard.