Turning 52 today, and still the guy who makes you forget superheroes even exist. Ever catch yourself humming "Hip to Be Square" while chopping vegetables? Blame Christian Bale. In American Psycho, 2000, he is Patrick Bateman, Wall Street shark by day, chainsaw artist by night. The axe moment, running at Jared Leto while Huey Lewis blasts, is peak cinema madness. The “Hip to be Square” scene from The American Psycho Bale dropped 30 pounds for The Machinist after, but Psycho? That was raw charisma, no extreme diet needed. Christian Bale’s unparalleled performance in ‘The Machinist’ (@thecinemanerd.ig) Why dredge this up now? Because January 30, 2026 marks Bale's 52nd trip around the sun. And in a world drowning in capes and quips, Bale keeps stealing the spotlight without signing an Avengers contract. Thor: Love and Thunder gave us Gorr, but more on that later. Gorr's Snap Outshone Thanos Christian Bale as ...
Turning 52 today, and still the guy who makes you forget superheroes even exist. Ever catch yourself humming "Hip to Be Square" while chopping vegetables? Blame Christian Bale. In American Psycho, 2000, he is Patrick Bateman, Wall Street shark by day, chainsaw artist by night. The axe moment, running at ...
Turning 52 today, and still the guy who makes you forget superheroes even exist. Ever catch yourself humming "Hip to Be Square" while chopping vegetables? Blame Christian Bale. In American Psycho, 2000, he is Patrick Bateman, Wall Street shark by day, chainsaw artist by night. The axe moment, running at ...
Turning 52 today, and still the guy who makes you forget superheroes even exist. Ever catch yourself humming "Hip to Be Square" while chopping vegetables? Blame Christian Bale. In American Psycho, 2000, he is Patrick Bateman, Wall Street shark by day, chainsaw artist by night. The axe moment, running at ...