All right, Sup Forums, time for a serious talk.
As we all can agree, "American Psycho" is a masterpiece, and the "business card" scene is the most important, it defines the movie, the whole movie exists only for this scene.
Which begs the question - what WAS the best design? Was Patrick wright to admire Paul's card with such a passion? Let's take a look at each card.
Patrick Bateman. Yes, bone was an excellent choice. But everything else falls short, but the real problem is the font. Numbers jumping all over, and the "&" symbol too much to the right. Oh no, this is not the sign of taste, it gives you an impression of barocco-ish overwhelmed IN YOUR FACE attempt to impress with cheap tricks and not of a confident business partner.
David Van Patten. A slight improvement over Bateman's card, but what the hell was he thinking? Eggshell? With Romalian type? Does he realize it looks like a cheap newspaper? It's a shame, because separately both of the choices are very sound, but the combination reveals his complete lack of taste. I can't believe that Bryce prefers this one.
Timothy Bryce. Oh, yes, he's onto something. The pattering is nice, not too cheap-looking, but not too braggy, the font is solid and confident, one could say it even gives stoic and minimalist impression. It's all in right place, But still, something is missing, something can be better.
Paul Allen. Almost perfection. Almost. Adress and fax/telex numbers are on separate line. Very good. Very thoughtful. But the font... Maybe needs a slight improvement.
What do you think? Which one is your favorite?