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: The novel is famous for its long, exhaustive descriptions of clothing brands, skincare routines, and restaurant menus. This reflects Bateman's lack of a true soul; he is "an idea of a Patrick Bateman" rather than a real human being [2].

In several countries, including Germany and Australia, it was classified as "restricted," meaning it could only be sold to adults or in shrink-wrap [3]. : The novel is famous for its long,

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The novel gained further cultural immortality through the starring Christian Bale. While the film leans more into black comedy, the book remains a much more grueling and philosophical exploration of a man—and a society—losing its grip on reality. While the film leans more into black comedy,