sewingcircles: i spent forever last night and again just now trying to coherently write a response to a research seminar i went to yesterday regarding bret easton ellis’s american pscyho, but it just wasn’t working, so for now at least, i’ll just post a still from the film. after thought: as a genuine point of interest, because of how things went down in class yesterday. if you’ve READ THE BOOK, what did you think of it? honestly? I’ve read it twice and I think it’s massively overrated and, to be honest, a little boring (how many people have actually read all of the music-related rambles and business card descriptions?). I’ve heard a lot of “oh it’s all satire! It’s all a satire on yuppie America and the misogyny is all part of that” and it just doesn’t wash with me at all. I’m not a fan of any of Easton Ellis’s work really.I hated the film.

sewingcircles:

i spent forever last night and again just now trying to coherently write a response to a research seminar i went to yesterday regarding bret easton ellis’s american pscyho, but it just wasn’t working, so for now at least, i’ll just post a still from the film.

after thought: as a genuine point of interest, because of how things went down in class yesterday. if you’ve READ THE BOOK, what did you think of it? honestly?

I’ve read it twice and I think it’s massively overrated and, to be honest, a little boring (how many people have actually read all of the music-related rambles and business card descriptions?). I’ve heard a lot of “oh it’s all satire! It’s all a satire on yuppie America and the misogyny is all part of that” and it just doesn’t wash with me at all. I’m not a fan of any of Easton Ellis’s work really.

I hated the film.