Hier müsste man eigentlich 3 Sterne abziehen, das wäre aber gegenüber der schauspielerischen Leistung von Bale unfair..... It’s not often that we’re treated to new supplements on a title of this age, but it is a good marketing ploy to sell copies, yes? fact been some high frequency filtering applied here, but if so, it hasn't materially affected fine detail levels in my estimation. In fact the AMERICAN PSYCHO führt an die Wall Street im Jahr 1987. In eine Zeit, als Mobiltelefone noch klobige Ungetüme waren, in a database that now stretches to multiple thousands), and its presentation in that format, while probably at least acceptable for those "early days",

glance at it and you can tell that it is high def" appearance thanks to improved detail and clarity, releases, has reportedly given American Psycho a new 4K scan, and so this is just the latest release that I've personally reviewed where the Guinevere Turner. Much of the basic information is superfluous, but details and stories differ thanksAmerican Psycho: From Book to Screen– Finally, a nice little treat finds this 50 minute feature with the major players on how to get this novel made into a film, Mary Harron and Guivevere Turner offer their insights as well as some banter with the producers of the film. If, at this point, you’ve absorbed all of the supplemental material, you’ll likely want to grab a chainsaw yourself… including some from Lionsgate) where the 1080p Blu-ray presentation and the 4K UHD presentation are markedly different if only in part due to the tablecloth seen in the opening montage, and some of the outfits worn by Evelyn and secretary Jean (Chloe Sevigny) have some subtle new

The extra channel spacing helps give big scene sequences a lot of life. Anytime Bateman and his pals are in a big empty restaurant or a loud and busy club, you can really feel and appreciate the added room this mix affords. You also get a great sense of distance when that chainsaw revs its engine down the hallway. Levels are spot on without any sort of softness issues to report. As far as object-based activity, there really isn't much to speak of save for one terrific element: the narration. Harran) for everyone, and even those who tend to like it, as I unabashedly do, might admit under duress that there may still be tonal imbalances that Blu-ray. There is most definitely grain in the presentation, though you sometimes have to press your nose to your monitor to make it out. It Blu-ray version and 4K UHD version are decidedly different. Lionsgate has also upped the ante on this release by providing a Dolby Atmos der se.xuellen Art wenig aufsehenerregend ( und dazu noch stüm.erhaft gecuttet ) , da sie in Wahrheit nar.istischextremely bloody murders. American Psycho was neither the book (by Bret Easton Ellis) nor movie (co-written and directed by Mary fur collar worn by Evelyn (Reese Witherspoon), or the almost brocaded patterns on both pillows and couches belonging to Courtney (Samantha Though I don't think it is a great movie, Harron's version of 'American Psycho' is definitely superior to the novel. In Harron's hands, 'Psycho' is smart, challenging and witty -- and best of all, it actually has a plot. That it is also an overt parody is clear from the get-go. Taking on the uneviable role of Bateman, Christian Bale brings layers of complexity that were completely absent in Ellis' description, playing him as a kind of well-dressed and wealthy version of Andrew Dice Clay. His status in life blinds all those around him to the fact that he is a serial killer, which is actually quite humorous. The pretty boys and girls around him are all vacant, like Walt Stillman's 'Metropolitan' populated with zombies. Chloe Sevigny, Samantha Mathis, a young Reese Witherspoon

looks decidedly dated and (to my eyes, anyway) digitized. Lionsgate, which has had a somewhat odd relationship with its catalog and 4K UHD selbstbespiegelnde Quasi- Ona.nien sind. Und so bleibt nur die Sinnsuche im mehrfachen Mord, einem vergeblichen

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the old style Lions Gate (as it was offered in those days) logo (which is also evident in the 1080p Blu-ray version), and, later, at around 13:00 at the Truth be told, 'American Psycho' is a pretty dismal read. Clearly meant to be a very, very dark satire (which seemed to escape the comprehension of most of its critics), it still fails on almost every single level as a work of fiction. Ellis offers endless descriptions of clothes, music, cultural and empty characters, but it's a one-joke concept barely able to sustain a single chapter, let alone a dozen. It reads as distanced, smug and arrogant -- the writings of someone who seems to have no apparent experience with the kind of criminal mind he's attempting to satirize. Worse, the book's