American Psycho

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00:01:58 Our pasta this evening is
00:02:02 ...with goat cheese profiteroIes.
00:02:05 For entrees, I have swordfish meatIoaf
00:02:09 Rare roasted partridge breast
00:02:12 And griIIed free range rabbit
00:02:16 Our pasta tonight is a squid ravioIi
00:02:24 God, I hate this pIace.
00:02:27 Why not Dorsia?
00:02:28 Because Bateman won't give
00:02:34 Is that Reed Robinson?
00:02:36 -You freebasing? That's not Robinson.
00:02:39 -That's PauI AIIen.
00:02:42 -PauI AIIen's on the other side of the room.
00:02:45 Some weaseI from Kicker Peabody.
00:02:46 Can't do coke in this bathroom.
00:02:48 -Are you sure that's PauI AIIen?
00:02:51 He handIes the Fisher account.
00:02:53 -Lucky bastard.
00:02:55 What does that have to do with anything?
00:02:58 I've seen that bastard in his office
00:03:01 -...spinning a fucking menorah.
00:03:05 Oh, my God, do you want me to fry you up
00:03:09 -Some Iatkes?
00:03:12 ...cooI it with the anti-Semitic remarks.
00:03:14 I forgot. Bateman's dating someone
00:03:18 The voice of reason. The boy next door.
00:03:21 Speaking of reasonabIe...
00:03:23 ...onIy $570.
00:03:26 Not bad.
00:04:10 Two StoIi on the rocks.
00:04:12 These aren't good any more.
00:04:17 That wiII be $25.
00:04:22 You're a fucking ugIy bitch.
00:04:24 I want to stab you to death
00:05:06 I Iive in the American Gardens BuiIding
00:05:10 ...on the 1 1th fIoor.
00:05:12 My name is Patrick Bateman.
00:05:18 I beIieve in taking care of myseIf...
00:05:20 ...in a baIanced diet
00:05:25 In the morning, if my face is a IittIe puffy...
00:05:27 ...I'II put on an ice pack
00:05:31 I can do 1,000 now.
00:05:50 After I remove the ice pack,
00:05:54 In the shower,
00:06:00 ...then, a honey-aImond body scrub...
00:06:02 ...and on the face, an exfoIiating geI scrub.
00:06:15 Then, I appIy a herb mint faciaI mask...
00:06:18 ...which I Ieave on for 10 minutes,
00:06:24 I aIways use an aftershave Iotion
00:06:29 ...because aIcohoI dries your face out
00:06:33 ...then, moisturiser...
00:06:34 ...then, an anti-ageing eye baIm...
00:06:36 ...foIIowed by
00:06:41 There is an idea of a Patrick Bateman...
00:06:45 ...some kind of abstraction,
00:06:49 ...onIy an entity, something iIIusory.
00:06:52 And though I can hide my coId gaze...
00:06:55 ...and you can shake my hand
00:06:58 ...and maybe you can even sense
00:07:03 ...I simpIy am not there.
00:07:33 Morning, HamiIton. Nice tan.
00:07:40 -Late?
00:07:43 Ricky Harrison canceIIed. He didn't say
00:07:47 I occasionaIIy box with Ricky
00:07:50 Spencer wants to meet for drinks
00:07:53 -When?
00:07:54 Negative. CanceI it.
00:07:56 -And what shouId I say?
00:07:58 Just say no?
00:08:00 Okay, Jean.
00:08:02 I need reservations for three at CamoIs...
00:08:05 ...at 12:30 and if not, try Crayons.
00:08:07 -AII right?
00:08:10 Wait. And I need reservations for two...
00:08:12 ...at Arcadia at 8:00 on Thursday.
00:08:16 Something romantic?
00:08:18 No.
00:08:21 SiIIy.
00:08:22 -Forget it. I'II make them.
00:08:25 No. Be a doII and just get me
00:08:29 -You Iook nice today.
00:08:32 What? I didn't hear you.
00:08:34 I said, ''Do not wear that outfit again.''
00:08:37 Wear a dress. A skirt or something.
00:08:39 -You don't Iike this, I take it?
00:08:42 ...you're prettier than that.
00:08:44 Thanks, Patrick.
00:08:46 I'm not here. And high heeIs.
00:08:49 I Iike high heeIs.
00:09:20 Hundreds, thousands of roses.
00:09:23 And Iots of chocoIate truffIes. Godiva.
00:09:28 I'm Iistening
00:09:31 ...but EveIyn, my supposed fiancèe,
00:09:34 Photographers.
00:09:36 Annie Leibovitz. We'II get Annie Leibovitz.
00:09:39 And we'II have to get someone
00:09:42 Patrick, we shouId do it.
00:09:45 Do what?
00:09:47 -Get married.
00:09:50 Your father owns the company.
00:09:53 -I don't want to taIk about it.
00:09:56 I don't see why you just don't quit.
00:09:58 Because I want to fit in.
00:10:14 WiIIiams' party.
00:10:15 I'm on the verge of tears
00:10:18 ...since I'm positive
00:10:22 But we do.
00:10:23 And reIief washes over me
00:10:27 This is my cousin,
00:10:31 -They're both artists.
00:10:41 I'm fairIy certain that Timothy Bryce
00:10:45 Timothy is the onIy interesting person
00:10:48 I'm aImost compIeteIy indifferent
00:10:52 ...I'm having an affair
00:10:55 ...her cIosest friend.
00:10:57 Courtney is aImost perfect Iooking.
00:11:00 She usuaIIy operates
00:11:03 Tonight, I beIieve it's Xanax.
00:11:05 More disturbing than her drug use,
00:11:07 ...is the fact that she's engaged
00:11:10 -The biggest dufus in the business.
00:11:14 ...do you think Soho is becoming
00:11:18 Yes, I read that.
00:11:20 Who gives a rat's ass?
00:11:21 That affects us.
00:11:24 What about the massacres
00:11:26 Doesn't that affect us too?
00:11:30 The Sikhs are kiIIing tons of IsraeIis.
00:11:32 Come on, Bryce. There are a Iot more
00:11:36 -...to worry about.
00:11:38 We have to end apartheid for one.
00:11:41 And sIow down the nucIear arms race.
00:11:43 Stop terrorism and worId hunger.
00:11:46 We have to provide food and sheIter
00:11:50 And oppose raciaI discrimination
00:11:54 ...whiIe aIso promoting equaI rights
00:11:57 We have to encourage a return...
00:12:00 ...to traditionaI, moraI vaIues.
00:12:04 Most importantIy, we have to promote
00:12:09 And Iess materiaIism in young peopIe.
00:12:14 Patrick...
00:12:16 ...how thought provoking.
00:12:54 HeIIo.
00:12:57 HeIIo.
00:13:18 BIeaching? Are you trying
00:13:21 Two things. One. You can't bIeach
00:13:24 Two. I can onIy get these sheets
00:13:27 These are very expensive sheets
00:13:30 If you don't shut your fucking mouth,
00:13:33 I'm having Iunch at Hubert's
00:13:37 I need those sheets cIeaned this afternoon.
00:13:41 This is crazy. You're a fooI.
00:13:44 Stupid bIeaching! Understand!
00:13:47 Patrick?
00:13:48 -Hi, Patrick. I thought that was you.
00:13:52 Isn't it ridicuIous? Coming aII the way
00:13:56 Then why can't they get the stains out?
00:13:58 I mean, can you taIk to these peopIe
00:14:02 What are those?
00:14:05 It's cranberry juice. CranappIe.
00:14:07 ReaIIy?
00:14:08 If you couId taIk to them,
00:14:11 -I have to be at Hubert's in 15 minutes.
00:14:16 WeII, boy, I've got to go.
00:14:19 Maybe we couId do Iunch next week?
00:14:20 -I'm downtown at--
00:14:22 -I'm at work aII the time.
00:14:26 -Next Saturday?
00:14:27 Can't, I've matinee of Les Mis.
00:14:29 -I've reaIIy got to go. Christ! I'II caII you.
00:14:33 Do.
00:14:35 You're dating Luis. He's in Arizona.
00:14:37 We haven't made pIans.
00:14:40 -Stop it. I'm....
00:14:43 Waiting for Luis to caII me.
00:14:47 Pumpkin?
00:14:49 You're dating an asshoIe.
00:14:51 Pumpkin, you're dating
00:14:55 Pumpkin, you're dating a tumbIing,
00:14:58 Patrick, stop caIIing me ''Pumpkin, '' okay?
00:15:03 I have to go.
00:15:04 Courtney? Dinner?
00:15:06 I can't.
00:15:08 I'm thinking Dorsia.
00:15:12 Dorsia's nice.
00:15:13 Wear something fabuIous.
00:15:29 -Dorsia.
00:15:31 I know it's Iate, but is it possibIe to reserve
00:15:53 A faciaI at EIizabeth Arden,
00:15:58 ...and then to the Pottery Barn...
00:16:01 ...where I got this IittIe siIver muffin dish.
00:16:06 -Is that DonaId Trump's car?
00:16:09 You shouId take more Iithium
00:16:12 Some caffeine might get you
00:16:15 I just want a chiId.
00:16:18 Just two perfect...
00:16:23 ...chiIdren.
00:16:29 -Are we here?
00:16:40 This is Dorsia?
00:16:42 Yes, dear.
00:16:45 You're gonna have the peanut butter soup
00:16:49 New York Matinèe caIIed it,
00:16:53 You'II Iove it.
00:16:54 And then the red snapper
00:16:57 I think that'II foIIow niceIy.
00:17:01 Thanks, Patrick.
00:17:10 Patrick, thanks so much
00:17:12 Dorsia, how impressive!
00:17:14 How on earth did you get a reservation?
00:17:17 Lucky, I guess.
00:17:19 That's a wonderfuI suit.
00:17:21 Don't teII me, Iet me guess.
00:17:25 VaIentino Couture?
00:17:29 It Iooks so soft.
00:17:30 Your compIiment was sufficient, Luis.
00:17:34 HeIIo, HaIberstram. Nice tie.
00:17:37 How the heII are you?
00:17:39 AIIen has mistaken me for this dickhead,
00:17:42 It seems IogicaI because
00:17:45 ...and does the same exact thing I do.
00:17:47 He aIso has a penchant for VaIentino suits
00:17:51 We even go to the same barber,
00:17:55 So how's the Ransom account going?
00:17:57 -It's aII right.
00:18:01 -...great?
00:18:03 -So how's CeceIia? She's a great girI.
00:18:06 -I'm very Iucky.
00:18:09 -CongratuIations on the Fisher account.
00:18:13 PauI. Squash?
00:18:18 CaII me.
00:18:21 -How about Friday?
00:18:23 I got an 8:30 res at Dorsia.
00:18:26 Great sea urchin ceviche.
00:18:29 Dorsia on a Friday night?
00:18:32 I think he's Iying.
00:18:36 Is that a gram?
00:18:39 New card. What do you think?
00:18:44 Very nice.
00:18:46 Look at that.
00:18:47 Picked them up yesterday.
00:18:49 -Good coIouring.
00:18:51 And the Iettering is something
00:18:54 It's very cooI, Bateman. But that's nothing.
00:18:56 -Look at this.
00:19:00 EggsheII with RomaIian type.
00:19:03 What do you think?
00:19:05 Nice.
00:19:07 Jesus. That is reaIIy super.
00:19:09 How'd a nitwit Iike you get so tastefuI?
00:19:12 I can't beIieve that Bryce prefers
00:19:16 But wait. You ain't seen nothin' yet.
00:19:21 Raised Iettering, PaIe Nimbus.
00:19:25 White.
00:19:27 Impressive. Very nice.
00:19:32 Let's see PauI AIIen's card.
00:19:48 Look at that subtIe off-white coIouring.
00:19:51 The tastefuI thickness of it.
00:19:53 Oh, my God, it even has a watermark.
00:20:01 Is something wrong?
00:20:34 HeIIo. Pat Bateman.
00:20:37 You want some money?
00:20:40 Some food?
00:20:44 -Is this what you need?
00:20:46 Yeah, it's coId out too, isn't it?
00:20:53 Why don't you get a job?
00:20:54 -If you're so hungry, why not get a job?
00:20:58 Why? You're drinking?
00:21:01 Is that why you Iost it?
00:21:03 Insider trading?
00:21:05 Just joking.
00:21:07 What's your name?
00:21:09 -AI.
00:21:11 -AI.
00:21:14 You've got a negative attitude.
00:21:16 That's what's stopping you.
00:21:19 I'II heIp you.
00:21:21 You are so kind, mister. You're kind.
00:21:24 -You're a kind man.
00:21:26 PIease, you got to teII me what to do.
00:21:31 I'm hungry.
00:21:35 Do you know how bad you smeII?
00:21:42 I'm sorry.
00:21:44 It's just that....
00:21:46 I don't know.
00:21:49 I don't have anything in common with you.
00:22:00 Thank you, mister. Thank you.
00:22:03 I'm coId out here.
00:22:05 Do you know what a fucking Ioser you are?
00:22:32 What beautifuI skin you have,
00:22:36 So fine. So smooth.
00:22:46 I have aII the characteristics
00:22:49 FIesh, bIood, skin, hair.
00:22:53 But not a singIe cIear,
00:22:56 ...except for greed and disgust.
00:23:00 Something horribIe is happening
00:23:03 And I don't know why.
00:23:05 My nightIy bIoodIust has overfIowed
00:23:09 I feeI IethaI, on the verge of frenzy.
00:23:13 I think my mask of sanity is about to sIip.
00:23:28 Hey, McCIoy, what do you say?
00:23:32 HamiIton, have a hoIIy joIIy Christmas.
00:23:37 -Of course, who eIse?
00:23:40 Merry Xmas, Patrick! Merry Xmas, Harry!
00:23:43 -Merry Christmas.
00:23:45 -No.
00:23:47 I've been here the entire time.
00:23:50 Say heIIo to SnowbaII. SnowbaII says,
00:23:54 -What is it?
00:23:58 It's a Vietnamese pot-beIIied pig.
00:24:05 Stop scowIing, Patrick.
00:24:08 What's Mr. Grinch want for Christmas?
00:24:15 -AIIen!
00:24:17 Merry Christmas! How have you been?
00:24:20 Haven't seen you in a whiIe.
00:24:22 HamiIton, we're going to NeII's.
00:24:26 -We shouId have dinner.
00:24:29 -CeceIia?
00:24:32 CeceIia wouId adore it.
00:24:34 WeII then, Iet's do it, Marcus.
00:24:37 -Great party.
00:24:39 Patrick, why is he caIIing you Marcus?
00:24:42 MistIetoe aIert!
00:24:52 Marcus HaIberstram for two at 7:00.
00:24:56 No, I want to know....
00:24:58 Okay, I came here
00:25:01 It's the onIy excuse one couId have
00:25:04 ...by the way, aImost compIeteIy empty.
00:25:07 -I'm very sorry, sir.
00:25:10 -WouId you Iike to--
00:25:13 Yes, sir.
00:25:14 -WouId you Iike to hear the speciaIs?
00:25:21 This is a reaI beehive of activity,
00:25:24 This pIace is hot, very hot.
00:25:26 The mud soup and the charcoaI aruguIa
00:25:30 Yeah, weII, you're Iate.
00:25:32 I'm a chiId of divorce. Give me a break.
00:25:36 I see they've omitted the pork Ioin
00:25:38 We shouId've gone to Dorsia.
00:25:40 -I couId've gotten us a tabIe.
00:25:46 Is that Ivana Trump?
00:25:49 Jeez, Patrick. I mean Marcus.
00:25:53 Why wouId Ivana be at Texarkana?
00:25:56 So, wasn't RothschiId originaIIy handIing
00:26:00 How'd you get it?
00:26:02 I couId teII you that, HaIberstram...
00:26:05 ...but then I'd have to kiII you.
00:26:15 I Iike to dissect girIs.
00:26:21 Great tan, Marcus. ReaIIy impressive.
00:26:23 -Where do you tan?
00:26:25 I've got a tanning bed at home.
00:26:29 And CeceIia? How is she?
00:26:32 -Where is she tonight?
00:26:36 I think she's having dinner
00:26:39 EveIyn?
00:26:41 Great ass. Goes out with that Ioser,
00:26:47 Another martini, PauI?
00:26:55 You Iike Huey Lewis & the News?
00:26:58 They're okay.
00:27:01 Their earIy work was
00:27:05 But when Sports came out in '83...
00:27:08 ...I think they reaIIy came into their own,
00:27:14 The whoIe aIbum has a cIear, crisp sound...
00:27:17 ...and a new sheen
00:27:19 ...that reaIIy gives the songs a big boost.
00:27:32 He's been compared to EIvis CosteIIo.
00:27:34 But I think Huey has a far more bitter,
00:27:39 -Hey, HaIberstram?
00:27:41 Why are there copies of the StyIe section
00:27:45 Do you have a dog?
00:27:49 No, AIIen.
00:27:50 -Is that a raincoat?
00:27:55 In 1987, Huey reIeased this,
00:27:59 I think their undisputed masterpiece is
00:28:03 A song so catchy that most peopIe
00:28:06 But they shouId because it's not just
00:28:10 ...and the importance of trends. It's aIso
00:28:15 Hey, PauI!
00:28:21 Try getting a reservation at Dorsia now,
00:29:37 Patrick? Patrick?
00:29:40 -Is that you?
00:29:43 You're mistaken.
00:29:45 This is my very good friend,
00:29:47 Where are you going?
00:29:50 GwendoIyn's father is buying it.
00:29:55 Where did you get that overnight bag?
00:30:00 Jean PauI GauItier.
00:30:13 When I get to PauI AIIen's pIace,
00:30:17 ...before disposing of the body.
00:30:19 There is a moment of sheer panic...
00:30:22 ...when I reaIise that PauI's apartment
00:30:27 And is obviousIy more expensive
00:30:33 I caIm myseIf,
00:30:36 ...where I find his suitcase and
00:30:39 It's time for PauI to take a IittIe trip.
00:30:44 Where to send the bastard?
00:30:47 DaIIas?
00:30:49 Paris? Singapore? London?
00:31:02 Hi, this is PauI.
00:31:05 Meredith, I'II caII you when I get back.
00:31:34 What is it?
00:31:36 Patrick, it's just....
00:31:38 Yes, Jean?
00:31:40 -Mr. DonaId KimbaII is here to see you.
00:31:43 Detective DonaId KimbaII?
00:31:50 TeII him I'm at Iunch.
00:31:52 Patrick, it's onIy 10:30.
00:31:56 Send him in, I guess.
00:32:05 Now John, you've got to wear cIothes
00:32:09 There are definite do's and don'ts,
00:32:13 A boId striped shirt caIIs for soIid coIoured
00:32:18 Yes, aIways tip the styIist 15o/o.
00:32:22 Listen John, I've got to go.
00:32:25 Just joking.
00:32:27 No, don't tip the owner of the saIon.
00:32:30 Okay John, right, got it.
00:32:34 Sorry.
00:32:35 No, I'm sorry.
00:32:38 Was that anything important?
00:32:40 That? Just muIIing
00:32:43 Examining opportunities.
00:32:46 Spreading gossip.
00:32:49 Hi. I'm DonaId KimbaII.
00:32:52 -Hi. Pat Bateman. Nice to meet you.
00:32:56 I know how busy you guys can get.
00:33:01 So, what's the...
00:33:04 -...topic of discussion?
00:33:08 ...to investigate the disappearance
00:33:12 I see, PauI's disappearance, yeah.
00:33:15 It's nothing that officiaI.
00:33:17 I just have some basic questions
00:33:20 -Coffee?
00:33:22 -ApoIIinaris?
00:33:26 -Can you bring Mr....
00:33:28 -A bottIe of--
00:33:30 It's no probIem.
00:33:34 So, what's the topic of discussion?
00:33:37 Disappearance of PauI AIIen.
00:33:40 Right. WeII, I....
00:33:44 I haven't heard anything
00:33:48 Not on page six, at Ieast.
00:33:51 -His famiIy wants this kept quiet.
00:33:54 -Lime?
00:33:56 Sure? I can get you a Iime.
00:33:57 Just some preIiminary questions
00:34:01 Shoot.
00:34:03 -How oId are you?
00:34:06 -Where did you go to schooI?
00:34:10 Your address?
00:34:11 American Gardens BuiIding,
00:34:13 Nice. Very nice.
00:34:15 Thanks.
00:34:17 -What can you teII me about PauI AIIen?
00:34:20 -He was part of that whoIe YaIe thing.
00:34:23 Yeah. YaIe thing.
00:34:25 What do you mean?
00:34:26 WeII, I think for one that
00:34:30 ...who did a Iot of cocaine. That YaIe thing.
00:34:35 What kind of a man was he? Besides
00:34:39 -I hope I'm not being cross-examined here.
00:34:42 No. Not reaIIy.
00:34:45 Where did PauI hang out?
00:34:47 -Hang out?
00:34:50 Let me think.
00:34:51 The Newport. Harry's. FIuties.
00:34:55 Indochine. NeII's. The CorneII CIub.
00:34:58 -The New York Yacht CIub.
00:35:00 -No, he just hung out there.
00:35:06 -Don't you know this?
00:35:13 Before YaIe?
00:35:16 Listen, I just want to heIp.
00:35:21 I understand.
00:35:25 Any witnesses or fingerprints?
00:35:27 There's a message on his answering
00:35:31 -Maybe he did.
00:35:33 -Has anyone seen him in London?
00:35:36 But I've had difficuIty getting
00:35:39 A Stephen Hughes said he saw him
00:35:43 But I checked it out and what happened is,
00:35:47 -Had his apartment been burgIarised?
00:35:51 ToiIetries were missing. A suit was gone.
00:35:54 Anyone deaIing with the homicide squad?
00:35:57 No, not yet. As I said, we're not sure.
00:35:59 BasicaIIy, no one's seen or heard anything.
00:36:02 -So typicaI, isn't it?
00:36:05 One day someone's waIking around,
00:36:09 -...aIive, and then....
00:36:12 PeopIe just disappear.
00:36:15 The earth just opens up
00:36:19 Eerie. ReaIIy eerie.
00:36:28 You'II have to excuse me.
00:36:32 ...at the Four Seasons in 20 minutes.
00:36:35 The Four Seasons?
00:36:38 Aren't you going to be Iate?
00:36:40 No. There's one down here.
00:36:42 -ReaIIy? I didn't know that.
00:36:45 Listen, if anything occurs to you,
00:36:49 AbsoIuteIy, I'm 100o/o with you.
00:36:51 Great. And thanks for your time,
00:36:59 -Bye-bye.
00:38:00 -I haven't seen you around here.
00:38:04 WouId you Iike to see my apartment?
00:38:07 I'm not supposed to.
00:38:10 Do you want to come
00:38:14 I'm not supposed to,
00:38:21 Do you take a credit card?
00:38:24 I'm joking. Come on, get in.
00:38:38 I'd Iike a girI, earIy twenties, bIonde,
00:38:42 CoupIes. I reaIIy can't stress
00:38:46 BIonde.
00:38:51 I'm PauI. My name is PauI AIIen.
00:38:56 You're Christie.
00:38:57 You are to respond onIy to Christie.
00:39:00 Is that cIear?
00:39:12 It's a very fine Chardonnay you're drinking.
00:39:15 I want you to cIean your vagina.
00:39:25 No, from behind.
00:39:28 Get on your knees.
00:39:30 You have a very nice body.
00:39:44 Thank you. Send her up.
00:39:49 Christie, get out and dry off, choose a robe.
00:39:54 Not the Bijan.
00:39:56 Then, come and meet me and our guest
00:40:07 You've arrived! How IoveIy.
00:40:09 Let me take your coat. I'm PauI.
00:40:19 Not quite bIonde, are you?
00:40:21 More dirty bIonde.
00:40:23 I'm going to caII you Sabrina.
00:40:26 I'm PauI AIIen.
00:40:46 So...
00:40:49 ...don't you want to know what I do?
00:40:55 No.
00:40:56 No, not reaIIy.
00:40:59 WeII, I work on WaII Street.
00:41:03 At Pierce & Pierce.
00:41:05 Have you heard of it?
00:41:16 You have a reaIIy nice pIace here, PauI.
00:41:20 How much did you pay for it?
00:41:22 WeII actuaIIy, that's none of your business.
00:41:26 But I can assure you,
00:41:29 No. No smoking. Not in here.
00:41:35 Varda TruffIe?
00:41:38 I don't want you to get drunk, but...
00:41:41 ...that's a very fine Chardonnay
00:41:52 Do you Iike PhiI CoIIins?
00:41:55 I've been a big Genesis fan ever since
00:42:00 ...Duke.
00:42:02 Before that I reaIIy didn't understand
00:42:06 It's too artsy, too inteIIectuaI.
00:42:10 It was on Duke, where PhiI CoIIins'
00:42:18 I think InvisibIe Touch is
00:42:25 It's an epic meditation on intangibiIity.
00:42:32 At the same time,
00:42:35 ...the meaning
00:42:39 Christie, take off the robe.
00:42:43 Listen to the briIIiant ensembIe pIaying
00:42:49 You can practicaIIy hear every nuance
00:42:53 Sabrina, remove your dress.
00:42:56 In terms of IyricaI craftsmanship
00:43:00 ...this aIbum hits a new peak
00:43:03 Sabrina, why don't you dance a IittIe?
00:43:07 Take the Iyrics to Land of Confusion...
00:43:10 ...in this song, PhiI CoIIins addresses
00:43:17 In Too Deep is the most moving pop song
00:43:22 ...about monogamy and commitment.
00:43:26 The song is extremeIy upIifting.
00:43:28 Their Iyrics are
00:43:32 ...as anything I've heard in rock.
00:43:40 Christie, get down on your knees,
00:43:45 PhiI CoIIins' soIo career...
00:43:48 ...seems to be more commerciaI...
00:43:50 ...and therefore,
00:43:54 ...especiaIIy songs Iike In the Air Tonight
00:44:00 Sabrina, don't just stare at it. Eat it.
00:44:05 I aIso think that PhiI CoIIins works best
00:44:10 ...than as a soIo artist.
00:44:11 And I stress the word ''artist.''
00:44:19 This is Sussudio, a great, great song.
00:44:23 A personaI favourite.
00:45:34 Don't touch the watch.
00:45:58 Can we go now?
00:46:00 We're not through yet.
00:46:20 If they have a good personaIity
00:46:24 Let's say hypotheticaIIy, okay?
00:46:29 I know, I know.
00:46:31 ''There are no girIs
00:46:33 A good personaIity consists
00:46:37 ...who'II satisfy aII sexuaI demands
00:46:40 ...and who'II keep her dumb,
00:46:42 The onIy girIs with good personaIities,
00:46:45 ...funny, haIfway inteIIigent, or taIented...
00:46:48 ...though God knows what the fuck
00:46:51 This is because they have to make up
00:46:55 -You know what Ed Gein said?
00:46:58 -No. SeriaI kiIIer, Wisconsin in the '50s.
00:47:02 ''When I see a pretty girI,
00:47:05 ''...one part of me wants to take her out...
00:47:07 ''...taIk to her, be reaI nice and sweet
00:47:11 What did the other part of him think?
00:47:13 What her head wouId Iook Iike on a stick.
00:47:20 Hi, guys. I want to get your opinion
00:47:25 It's my business card.
00:47:27 I decided to get a new one, too.
00:47:34 Very nice, Luis.
00:47:38 Thank you.
00:47:54 What about dinner?
00:47:55 Is that aII you ever have to contribute?
00:47:59 Cheer up there. What's the matter?
00:48:02 Touch me again
00:48:04 -HoId on there, IittIe buddy.
00:48:45 Patrick, why here?
00:48:48 I've seen you Iooking at me.
00:48:51 I've noticed your...
00:48:54 ...hot body.
00:48:57 Don't be shy.
00:48:59 You can't imagine how Iong I've wanted
00:49:04 You know, the one you were wearing that
00:00:05 I want you, too.
00:00:08 -Patrick!
00:00:11 Where are you going?
00:00:13 I've got to return some video tapes.
00:00:26 I'II caII you.
00:00:55 I've been wanting to taIk with you!
00:00:59 Jean, great jacket. Matsuda?
00:01:02 Do you remember where you were
00:01:05 Which was on December 20?
00:01:07 God, I guess
00:01:15 -I had a date with a girI named Veronica.
00:01:19 -What?
00:01:23 WeII, wait.
00:01:26 Let me see.
00:01:31 -That you were with--
00:01:34 When was the Iast time you were
00:01:37 We'd gone to a new musicaI caIIed...
00:01:41 ...Oh Africa, Brave Africa.
00:01:46 I think we had dinner at Orso's.
00:01:49 I hope I've been informative, Iong day.
00:01:52 I'm a IittIe spent now too.
00:01:56 How about Iunch in a week or so,
00:02:00 Great, yes, I'd Iike that.
00:02:02 If you couId try and pin down
00:02:05 ...the night of AIIen's disappearance,
00:02:09 AbsoIuteIy. I'm with you on that one.
00:02:16 Huey Lewis & the News.
00:02:20 Great stuff. I just bought it
00:02:24 Never. I mean, I don't reaIIy Iike singers.
00:02:28 Not a big music fan?
00:02:30 No, I Iike music.
00:02:32 Just, they're....
00:02:35 Huey's too bIack sounding for me.
00:02:37 WeII, to each his own.
00:02:40 So, Iunch next week?
00:02:43 I'II be there.
00:03:20 WiII you caII me before Easter?
00:03:23 Maybe.
00:03:28 What are you doing tonight?
00:03:30 Dinner at the River Cafe.
00:03:34 That's nice.
00:03:38 I never knew you smoked.
00:03:41 You never noticed.
00:03:46 Listen, Patrick.
00:03:49 Can we taIk?
00:03:56 You Iook marveIIous.
00:04:00 There's nothing to say.
00:04:04 Isn't that speciaI?
00:04:08 Patrick?
00:04:14 Yes, Courtney?
00:04:19 If I don't see you before Easter,
00:04:29 You, too.
00:04:37 Patrick?
00:04:39 Yeah?
00:04:42 Nothing.
00:05:13 Listen to this, there's this theory now...
00:05:15 ...that if you can catch AIDS
00:05:18 ...then you can catch anything!
00:05:20 AIzheimer's, muscuIar dystrophy,
00:05:24 ...diabetes, dysIexia....
00:05:26 I'm not sure,
00:05:30 Who knows?
00:05:45 -Oh God!
00:05:47 It's a fucking miIIigram of sweetener!
00:05:49 I want to get high off this,
00:05:52 It's definiteIy weak.
00:05:56 CouId you keep it down,
00:05:59 -Fuck you!
00:06:01 -We'II do it anyway.
00:06:03 ...if the fag in the next staII
00:06:06 -Fuck you!
00:06:10 Sorry, dude. Steroids.
00:06:13 Okay, Iet's do it.
00:06:36 Where did Craig go?
00:06:37 WeII, Gorbachev is downstairs.
00:06:41 ...between the United States and Russia.
00:06:45 He said he was
00:06:48 You're not confused, are you?
00:06:50 No, not reaIIy.
00:06:51 Gorbachev is not downstairs.
00:06:54 Caron's right. Gorbachev's not downstairs.
00:06:57 Ask me a question.
00:07:01 So, what do you do?
00:07:02 I'm into murders and executions mostIy.
00:07:06 Do you Iike it?
00:07:07 WeII, it depends. Why?
00:07:10 WeII, most guys I know,
00:07:14 ...reaIIy don't Iike it.
00:07:17 So...
00:07:20 ...where do you work out?
00:07:24 -You think I'm dumb, don't you?
00:07:27 You think I'm dumb.
00:07:30 No. I reaIIy don't.
00:07:33 That's okay. I don't mind.
00:07:36 There's something sweet about you.
00:08:05 Doing the crossword?
00:08:11 You need any heIp?
00:08:23 Jean?
00:08:25 Yes, Patrick?
00:08:27 WouId you Iike to accompany me
00:08:29 That is, if you're not doing anything.
00:08:33 No. I don't have any pIans.
00:08:37 WeII...
00:08:42 ...isn't this a coincidence?
00:08:43 -Where shouId we go?
00:08:46 Let's not think about what I want.
00:08:51 I don't know. I can't make this decision.
00:08:54 Come on.
00:08:56 Where do you want to go?
00:08:58 Anywhere you want to. Just say it.
00:09:03 What about...
00:09:14 ...Dorsia?
00:09:21 So...
00:09:23 ...Dorsia is where Jean wants to go.
00:09:26 I don't know.
00:09:30 Dorsia is fine.
00:09:38 Dorsia, yes?
00:09:40 Yeah, can you take two tonight at,
00:09:43 We're totaIIy booked.
00:09:44 ReaIIy? That's great.
00:09:46 No, I said we are totaIIy booked.
00:09:48 Two at 9:00? Perfect.
00:09:50 See you then.
00:09:55 Yeah? You're...
00:09:59 ...dressed okay.
00:10:02 You didn't give a name.
00:10:03 They know me.
00:10:06 Why don't you meet me at my pIace
00:10:12 And Jean?
00:10:14 You'II want to change before we go out.
00:10:25 Patrick, it's so eIegant.
00:10:27 What a wonderfuI view.
00:10:29 Jean?
00:10:31 Sorbet?
00:10:35 Thanks, Patrick. I'd Iove some.
00:10:43 Do you want a bite?
00:10:45 I'm on a diet. But thank you.
00:10:47 You don't need to Iose any weight.
00:10:50 You Iook great. Very fit.
00:10:54 You can aIways be thinner.
00:10:56 Look better.
00:10:57 Maybe we shouIdn't go out to dinner.
00:11:02 No, it's aII right.
00:11:04 I'm not very good at controIIing it anyway.
00:11:10 So Iisten...
00:11:13 ...what do you reaIIy want to do
00:11:16 Just briefIy summarise.
00:11:18 Don't teII me you enjoy working
00:11:21 WeII, I'd Iike to traveI
00:11:26 ...I don't reaIIy know.
00:11:28 I'm at a point in my Iife where
00:11:34 I don't know. I'm just so unsure.
00:11:40 Do you have a boyfriend?
00:11:43 No, not reaIIy.
00:11:45 Interesting.
00:11:46 Are you seeing anyone? I mean, seriousIy?
00:11:51 Maybe. I don't know.
00:11:54 Not reaIIy.
00:11:59 Jean?
00:12:01 Do you feeI fuIfiIIed?
00:12:03 I mean, in your Iife?
00:12:06 I guess I do.
00:12:07 For a Iong time,
00:12:10 But now, I've reaIIy begun to think
00:12:15 DeveIoping and growing.
00:12:17 Growing. I'm gIad you said that.
00:12:24 Did you know that Ted Bundy's first dog,
00:12:30 Had you heard that?
00:12:32 Who's Ted Bundy?
00:12:35 Forget it.
00:12:40 -What's that?
00:12:42 I need it for taping something.
00:12:51 Patrick?
00:12:54 Have you ever wanted
00:12:57 What? No! Put it in the carton.
00:13:01 Sorry.
00:13:05 Jean?
00:13:07 What?
00:13:11 Make someone happy.
00:13:13 Have you ever wanted to?
00:13:18 I'm Iooking for....
00:13:24 You couId say, I just want a meaningfuI
00:13:39 Patrick! I know you're there.
00:13:42 Pick up the phone, you bad boy.
00:13:46 It's me. Don't try to hide.
00:13:49 I hope you're not with some woman
00:13:53 My boy next door.
00:13:56 Anyway, you never caIIed me back.
00:14:00 ...to remind you that we're having dinner
00:14:04 You know MeIania,
00:14:06 We're meeting at the CorneII CIub.
00:14:10 Sorry, I know you hate that.
00:14:13 Bye, Patrick. Bye, Mr. Big Time CEO.
00:14:22 Was that EveIyn?
00:14:27 Are you stiII seeing her?
00:14:34 I'm sorry. I have no right to ask that.
00:14:42 Do you want me to go?
00:14:44 Yeah.
00:14:48 I don't think I can controI myseIf.
00:14:54 I know I shouId go.
00:14:55 I know I have a tendency
00:15:01 I mean....
00:15:04 Do you want me to go?
00:15:07 I think if you stay,
00:15:15 I think I might hurt you.
00:15:17 You don't want to get hurt, do you?
00:15:20 No, I guess not.
00:15:23 I don't want to get bruised.
00:15:28 You're right. I shouId go.
00:15:36 Don't forget you have a Iunch date
00:15:40 ...at Smith and WoIIensky's.
00:15:42 Thanks.
00:15:45 It sIipped my mind compIeteIy.
00:16:06 So...
00:16:09 ...the night he disappeared,
00:16:15 I'm not sure. I had a shower...
00:16:19 -...and some sorbet?
00:16:23 But how?
00:16:25 Where do you pIace PauI that night?
00:16:28 According to his date book and
00:16:32 ...he had dinner with Marcus HaIberstram.
00:16:35 -And?
00:16:38 Yes. And he denies it.
00:16:42 -But he denied it?
00:16:46 -WeII, does Marcus have an aIibi?
00:16:50 -He does? You're sure?
00:16:57 Now where were you?
00:17:02 Where was Marcus?
00:17:03 -He wasn't with PauI AIIen.
00:17:06 He was at AtIantis...
00:17:09 ...with Craig McDermott...
00:17:11 ...Frederick DibbIe, Harry Newman,
00:17:16 ...you.
00:17:21 Right. Of course.
00:17:24 We had wanted PauI AIIen to come.
00:17:27 But he had made pIans.
00:17:29 I guess I had dinner
00:17:33 PersonaIIy, I think the guy went
00:17:36 SpIit town for a whiIe.
00:17:39 Sightseeing, drinking, whatever.
00:17:40 Anyway, I'm pretty sure he'II turn up
00:17:43 To think that one of his friends kiIIed him
00:17:50 Isn't that right, Patrick?
00:18:14 Christie. Christie.
00:18:16 I'm not so sure about this.
00:18:20 This won't be anything Iike Iast time.
00:18:22 I don't think so.
00:18:25 Just come in the Iimo and taIk
00:18:29 The driver's here. You'II be safe.
00:18:49 -Nothing Iike Iast time, promise.
00:18:54 So, you're Iooking great,
00:18:57 I actuaIIy might need a IittIe
00:19:01 My friend toId me I shouId maybe
00:19:06 Lawyers are so compIicated. Don't do that.
00:19:11 Here's a check.
00:20:02 HaIf now, haIf Iater.
00:20:09 Okay. Your name is Christie.
00:20:13 We're meeting a friend of mine, EIizabeth.
00:20:16 She'II be joining us
00:20:21 You'II Iike her. She's a very nice girI.
00:20:30 You Iook very famiIiar.
00:20:36 I think I met you at the Surf Bar, didn't I?
00:20:39 Maybe not, but definiteIy at Surf Bar.
00:20:41 You know the Surf Bar?
00:20:44 I went to a birthday party there
00:20:49 This is nicer than your other apartment.
00:20:54 It's not that nice.
00:21:01 Where did you two meet?
00:21:03 Oh God!
00:21:08 Or 1986. You were hanging out
00:21:12 -Hot number.
00:21:15 A pIatinum card got you a bIow job.
00:21:17 She worked in a tanning saIon,
00:21:20 What do you do?
00:21:22 She's my cousin.
00:21:28 She's from France.
00:21:31 Where's your phone?
00:21:39 Where do you summer? Southampton?
00:21:42 No.
00:21:43 Oh God, it's his machine.
00:21:45 It's 3:00 in the morning.
00:21:47 He's a goddamn drug deaIer!
00:21:50 -Don't teII him you're here.
00:21:52 This tastes weird.
00:21:53 HarIey, it's me. I need your services.
00:21:58 I'm at....
00:22:01 PauI AIIen's.
00:22:02 -Who?
00:22:04 I want the number, idiot. Anyway,
00:22:08 See you tomorrow night,
00:22:12 Did you know that guy who disappeared?
00:22:14 Didn't he work at Pierce & Pierce?
00:22:17 No.
00:22:19 Do you have any coke or HaIcyon?
00:22:27 I wouId just Iike to see
00:22:33 What's wrong with that?
00:22:39 Patrick, you're a Iunatic.
00:22:40 Come on.
00:22:44 Let's not get Iewd.
00:22:51 I think it wouId be a turn on.
00:22:53 Does he do this aII the time?
00:22:57 Christie, you're not drinking your wine.
00:23:01 Are you teIIing me you've never done it
00:23:04 No! I'm not a Iesbian.
00:23:06 Why wouId you think I'd be into that?
00:23:10 -You went to Sarah Lawrence, for one.
00:23:14 You're making me feeI weird.
00:23:21 Did you know...
00:23:23 ...that Whitney Houston's debut LP...
00:23:26 ...caIIed simpIy, Whitney Houston...
00:23:30 ...had four number one singIes on it?
00:23:34 Did you know that, Christie?
00:23:36 You actuaIIy Iisten to Whitney Houston?
00:23:40 You own a Whitney Houston CD?
00:23:44 More than one?
00:23:47 It's hard to choose a favourite
00:23:52 ...but The Greatest Love of AII is one
00:24:00 ...about seIf-preservation and dignity.
00:24:04 Its universaI message crosses
00:24:10 ...with the hope that it's not too Iate
00:24:16 Since...
00:24:19 ...it's impossibIe in this worId we Iive in...
00:24:23 ...to empathise with others,
00:24:28 It's an important message, cruciaI, reaIIy.
00:24:35 It's beautifuIIy stated on the aIbum.
00:25:49 Not the face, you bitch!
00:25:53 You, piece of bitch trash!
00:27:23 I want a firm commitment.
00:27:26 I think, EveIyn, that we've Iost touch.
00:27:30 Why? What's wrong?
00:27:35 My need to engage in homicidaI behaviour
00:27:40 But I have no other way to fuIfiI my needs.
00:27:45 We need to taIk.
00:27:47 -TaIk about what?
00:27:53 Touchy, touchy.
00:27:56 Let's just avoid the issue, aII right?
00:27:58 Now, are we having coffee?
00:28:00 I'm fucking serious. It's fucking over, us.
00:28:05 I don't think we shouId
00:28:08 But your friends are my friends,
00:28:13 I don't think it wouId work.
00:28:15 -You have a IittIe something--
00:28:20 I've thought about that.
00:28:24 -You're reaIIy serious, aren't you?
00:28:31 But what about the past?
00:28:33 -Our past?
00:28:36 -You're inhuman.
00:28:41 EveIyn, I'm sorry. I just....
00:28:45 You're not terribIy important to me.
00:28:48 Oh, no!
00:28:53 I know my behaviour
00:28:58 What do you want me to do?
00:29:01 If you reaIIy want to do something for me
00:29:06 Oh God, I can't beIieve this.
00:29:07 I'm Ieaving now.
00:29:11 -Where are you going?
00:29:14 But where?
00:29:17 I have to return some video tapes.
00:29:50 Here kitty, kitty.
00:30:08 Oh my god! What are you doing?
00:30:10 Stop that!
00:30:54 Drop the weapon! Drop it now!
00:31:42 Burning the midnight oiI, Mr. Smith?
00:31:44 Hey, don't forget to sign in.
00:33:16 HaroId, it's Bateman. Patrick Bateman.
00:33:19 You're my Iawyer. I think you shouId know
00:33:23 Some escort girIs in an apartment uptown.
00:33:27 Some homeIess peopIe, maybe five or ten.
00:33:31 I Ieft her in a parking Iot
00:33:33 I kiIIed Bethany, my oId girIfriend,
00:33:36 And some man,
00:33:41 Last week,
00:33:49 I had to, she aImost got away.
00:33:54 There was someone eIse there,
00:33:59 She's dead, too.
00:34:01 And PauI AIIen.
00:34:06 His body is dissoIving in a bathtub
00:34:11 I don't want to Ieave anything out here.
00:34:16 Maybe 40.
00:34:19 I have tapes of a Iot of it.
00:34:22 Some of the girIs have seen the tapes.
00:34:25 I even....
00:34:35 I ate some of their brains...
00:34:38 ...and I tried to cook a IittIe.
00:34:43 Tonight I...
00:34:48 ...just had to kiII a Iot of peopIe!
00:34:56 I'm not sure...
00:34:58 ...I'm going to get away with it this time.
00:35:04 I mean....
00:35:09 I guess, I'm a pretty....
00:35:14 I'm a pretty sick guy.
00:35:19 So...
00:35:22 ...if you get back tomorrow...
00:35:25 ...I may show up at Harry's Bar.
00:35:27 So, you know...
00:35:30 ...keep your eyes open.
00:37:52 Are you my 2:00?
00:37:54 No.
00:37:57 Can I heIp you?
00:37:59 I'm Iooking for...
00:38:02 ...PauI AIIen's pIace.
00:38:04 Doesn't he Iive here?
00:38:07 No. He doesn't.
00:38:09 Are you sure?
00:38:11 You saw the ad in the Times?
00:38:14 No.
00:38:15 Yeah. I mean yeah.
00:38:18 -In the Times.
00:38:22 I think you shouId go now.
00:38:24 But I think....
00:38:28 -I want to know what happened here.
00:38:33 I suggest you go.
00:38:48 Don't come back.
00:38:49 I won't. Don't worry.
00:39:24 -Patrick Bateman's office.
00:39:28 Patrick? Is that you?
00:39:30 I'm not....
00:39:33 McDermott caIIed. He wants to meet you,
00:39:39 What did you say, you dumb bitch?
00:39:41 -Patrick, I can't hear you.
00:39:45 Where are you? What's wrong?
00:39:49 I don't think I'm gonna make it...
00:39:53 ...to the office this afternoon.
00:39:55 Why?
00:39:58 Just say no!
00:40:01 What is it? Are you aII right?
00:40:03 Stop sounding so fucking sad!
00:40:07 Jesus!
00:41:26 TabIe for three.
00:41:27 Bateman, you're Iooking a IittIe wiId-eyed.
00:41:30 Bryce is back.
00:41:33 He's changed man, except he stiII can't get
00:41:37 Why don't you try 150 Wooster?
00:41:39 I'm not going anywhere
00:41:42 Le Cirque, FIamingo East, Oyster Bar.
00:41:47 Keep your shirt on.
00:41:51 -I need a reservation for 8:30.
00:41:55 10:00 wouId not be any good. No.
00:41:57 Just fucking caII them.
00:42:00 Face it, the Japanese wiII own most
00:42:04 Shut up, Carnes, they wiII not.
00:42:09 So, HaroId, did you get my message?
00:42:14 Jesus, yes. That was hiIarious.
00:42:17 -Yes, naturaIIy.
00:42:20 -That's fabuIous. That's rich.
00:42:23 The message you Ieft.
00:42:24 So, Davis, how is Cynthia?
00:42:27 Wait, HaroId, what do you mean?
00:42:29 Excuse me. Nothing. It's good to see you.
00:42:33 Is that Edward Towers?
00:42:36 Carnes, wait.
00:42:37 Davis.
00:42:40 I'm not one to bad mouth anyone,
00:42:44 But come on, man, you had one fataI fIaw:
00:42:48 Bateman is such a dork...
00:42:50 ...such a boring, spineIess Iightweight.
00:42:53 Now, if you'd said Bryce or McDermott....
00:42:56 Otherwise, it was amusing. Excuse me...
00:42:58 -...I reaIIy must be going.
00:43:02 Stop.
00:43:05 I did it, Carnes.
00:43:08 I kiIIed him.
00:43:09 I'm Patrick Bateman.
00:43:15 I chopped AIIen's fucking head off.
00:43:19 The whoIe message
00:43:24 Excuse me. I reaIIy must be going.
00:43:27 No! Listen, don't you know who I am?
00:43:32 I'm not Davis, I'm Patrick Bateman!
00:43:38 We taIk on the phone aII the time!
00:43:42 Don't you recognise me?
00:43:45 You're my Iawyer.
00:43:49 Now Carnes, Iisten.
00:43:53 Listen very, very carefuIIy.
00:43:59 I kiIIed PauI AIIen...
00:44:03 ...and I Iiked it.
00:44:05 I can't make myseIf any cIearer.
00:44:08 But that's simpIy not possibIe.
00:44:12 It never was supposed to be!
00:44:16 -It's just not.
00:44:21 Because I had dinner with PauI AIIen
00:44:25 -...just ten days ago.
00:44:30 -...didn't.
00:45:20 We need to find a way to co-operate...
00:45:22 ...whiIe reaIising foreign poIicies
00:45:27 I beIieve there's now the growing sense...
00:45:30 ...that we can accompIish more
00:45:34 And in the end, this may be
00:45:38 ...to come out of the Iran-Contra mess.
00:45:40 How can he Iie Iike that?
00:45:43 -How can he puII that shit?
00:45:46 Now where do we have reservations at?
00:45:48 I'm not hungry,
00:45:51 How can he be so fucking...
00:45:54 ...I don't know, cooI about it?
00:45:56 Some guys are just born cooI, I guess.
00:46:05 Bateman?
00:46:09 I'm just a happy camper.
00:46:12 Rockin' and a-roIIin'!
00:46:17 He presents himseIf
00:46:21 But inside...
00:46:22 ...but inside....
00:46:25 But inside doesn't matter.
00:46:28 Inside? Yes, inside? BeIieve it or not,
00:46:32 Come on, Bateman, what do you think?
00:46:37 Whatever.
00:46:39 Whose moronic idea was it
00:46:43 I need a scotch.
00:47:00 There are no more barriers to cross.
00:47:03 AII I have in common
00:47:07 ...the vicious and the eviI,
00:47:11 ...and my utter indifference toward it,
00:47:18 My pain is constant and sharp.
00:47:21 And I do not hope for a better worId
00:47:25 In fact, I want my pain
00:47:29 I want no one to escape.
00:47:34 But even after admitting this,
00:47:38 My punishment continues to eIude me.
00:47:41 And I gain no deeper knowIedge of myseIf.
00:47:44 No new knowIedge can be extracted
00:47:48 This confession has meant nothing.