This New Video Series Is All About Gender-Swapping Major Movie Moments
One of the scenes of American Psycho that best represents the beginnings of Patrick Bateman's competing nature is the business card scene--which, in the movie, is performed by a group of men. But what would it look like if it was flipped around and played by women?
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Welcome to day one of our week-long series of films by female directors. Today: Mainstream movies. All hail Wayne's World.
Read MoreAmerican Psycho Musical Coming to the US Sadly Won’t Bring Matt Smith With It
What rhymes with "I need to return some videotapes?"
Brett Easton Ellis' novel American Psycho criticizes self-obsessed New Yorkers, so it only makes sense that after a UK run starring Matt Smith a musical adaptation of the book will move off-Broadway next year. Actors of New York, start practicing dancing in raincoats now.
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American Psycho Meets Pokémon, With a Dash of Star Wars for Good Measure. Just Watch It, It Works. [VIDEO]
Together At Last
By Demi Adejuyigbe, here's an "Unreleased 10th Anniversary Director's Cut Deleted Scene" from American Psycho designed to make the film appeal to the young'uns. With Pokémon. A wild Paul Allen appears! Patrick Bateman used Chop! It's super effective! Try to beat the Elite Four now, Paul! (via: MovieBob) Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +?
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Circuitboard Business Card: The Most Awesome Business Card You Could Ever Own
In these troubled times when raising the bar is a necessity to getting that most coveted of jobs, you need something that sets you apart. Something that cries out "Original," while asking your potential employer "Just what great things can I expect from this new hire?" Maybe even get them wondering if you're over-qualified... Well, ok, you may not want that last part. No, my friend. What you want is the business card of the future. Something special that'll make a splash as soon as you sit down for that interview.
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