I watched it twice or three times.
The film amplifies the narcissistic boredom and emptiness of financial practitioners, and the protagonist floats in it and can't get rid of it, as if he doesn't want to get rid of it. If you look closely, you will find that the characters in the film basically don't care about the content of each other's conversations, and almost all the more formal conversations are showing off to each other. If the "game" is lost, then kill them and tear them apart. It seems that at least Bateman doesn't want to enjoy such an environment in his heart. Is this also a kind of romance?
There is a scene where Bateman said that he was working as a murderer and Execution when he was picking up girls at night, and he took the homonym of M&A, but the irony is that the other party is still having the following conversation according to the normal greeting format, saying that they don't care about each other, and the social interaction seems to be written. The program continues to run.
Hypocrisy, boredom, greed, and greed. At present, the humanistic environment of my country's financial industry has also developed to this stage. It's a pity that a good young man is engaged in this line of work
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