Best Christian Bale Performance

[ayates]

Two words: the Man.

[MantisMel]

I never knew he's a Welsh till yesterday

[gratytrainridesagain]

"I have to return some video tapes"

[NiceArthur32]

Jim Luther Davis

...harsh times...

[gratytrainridesagain]

^ ewww

[ayates]

Jim Luther Davis

...harsh times...

Smoke crack much?

[jimmycrackcorn]

the dude is bad...
him and gary oldman...

[amyzzz]

I picked American Psycho, but I really loved him in Velvet Goldmine too. This is a hard fucking poll. I've seen all those movies except Empire of the Sun and I'm Not There (he was in that?).

[MassiveChemicalPunk]

He's awesome. best performance in American Psycho, but The Prestige has to be his best movie. (one of my all time faves)

[NiceArthur32]

harsh times was a bad ass movie... i dont care what you guys say!

me and my crack pipe dont need your approval!

but we could sure use some spare change, you got any?

[onloveinsadness]

Newsies HELLO??

[algunz]

All of the above movies are great, and Christian Bale is always a fantastic actor. I gotta say, though, that the "The Machinist" seems to be the biggest test of his acting abilities.

[M Sparks]

Newsies HELLO??

Look, there's Vinny from Doogie Howser behind him!

[ayates]

Look, there's Vinny from Doogie Howser behind him!

And Benny from The Sopranos!

[nationocean]

"I have to return some video tapes"

oh god yes

[alex97]

as Trevor Reznik, Patrick Bateman and of course Arthur Stewart

[malcolmjamalawesome]

"What happened, Al, insider trading? I'm just kidding."

[gmoneyak]

"I have to return some video tapes"

I still use this line as a getaway.

[TeamCoachellaHellYeah]

American Psycho still freaks me out...

[malcolmjamalawesome]

"Don't just stare at her ass, eat it."

[nbvwes]

American Psycho is one of the greatest films ever... but he was also great in Rescue Dawn & I'm Not There (3:10 to Yuma was decent, but WAAAY overrated; "Best western since Unforgiven"?? give me a break, it was like the 4th or 5th best western of 2007 for crying out loud!)

[oh*my*buddha]

I LOVE them ALL! ...but I bet you can guess which one I picked.


I'm into... well murders and executions mostly.

[Sexecutioner]

3:10 to Yuma was decent, but WAAAY overrated; "Best western since Unforgiven"?? give me a break, it was like the 4th or 5th best western of 2007 for crying out loud!

i just watched this the other night. it was good up until the end. that ending was the stupidest shit, it pretty much ruined the movie for me.

[whynotsmile99]

have you guys ever read "American Psycho"?

Reading that in middle school blew me away. The movie didn't work as well as the book obviously, but Bale still rocked it. He was the perfect Bateman

[whynotsmile99]

i just watched this the other night. it was good up until the end. that ending was the stupidest shit, it pretty much ruined the movie for me.

the proposition was probably the best western since Unforgiven

[JClemy]

Harsh times wasn't a great movie but his acting was awesome!

[John Peel is My Co-pilot]

Swing Kids anyone?

[PrettyRagdoll]

This might have been hard if I only had to chose between the Prestige and Batman. But... American Psycho wins everytime

"Not the face! You bitch! Not the fucking face, you piece of bitch trash"

[shotglass75]

I voted for The Machinist on the sole reason that the dude destroyed his entire being for that role.

Patrick Bateman was classic though

[paulb]

I havent seen American Psycho, so I voted for 3:10 to Yuma.