American Psycho (Blu-ray)

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At night however, he quickly descends into madness as he is filled with a compulsive need to kill and maim. They're all short, on-location talks, but they do get in-depth in the sense that they even talk to the costumer and other crew members usually left out of DVD extras. Bateman is the ultimate yuppie, judging everyone by what they are wearing and how they are wearing it, and becomes panicked and irrational if someone has anything better than what he has. core which promotes some excellent surround usage, a refined treatment of the all-important song tracks, the orchestral score, and the equally important dialogue.

The extras that appeared on Universal's original DVD editions of 'American Psycho' do not appear here; Lionsgate tossed them aside on their recent standard-def release as well, though, so that's not much of a surprise. The back cover features the back of Patrick's head, behind which he has thoughtfully hidden a hatchet.It originally came out as a new release in 2000, right after its theatrical run, in both R and unrated editions. A Wall Street yuppie hides his alternate psychopathic ego from his co-workers and friends as he delves deeper into his violent, hedonistic fantasies.

Products labelled '*item fulfilled by Exertis on behalf of hmv' will be supplied to you directly by Exertis via their approved couriers. I mean they are engaged and directional from the score and soundtrack bleeding through and the hustle and bustle of crowds and people and whatnot. The 80s downtown' is only looseley related to the film, pretentious New York hipsters reminisce about the debauchery of new york in the period of the film. In Harron's hands, 'Psycho' is smart, challenging and witty -- and best of all, it actually has a plot. Well things do go bump in the night here in both the score and the “Hip To Be Square” soundtrack, but also the chainsaw, gunshots and even explosions near the film’s end when Bateman’s brain is seemingly melting.The color timing's shifted, too, ultimately looking a bit greener and darker, but on a 4k screen, they definitely sizzle more than any previous edition. My thoughts on the original 4K UHD of the film can be found in my American Psycho 4K Blu-ray review.