Gone Girl

The Story is brilliant,, as Gillian Flynn does with the novel,, and to make it a movie is also a fantastic work worth two thumbs up.But i really think the ending is unsatisfying.

Few minutes into the film and I was able to guess everything correctly, almost like a Deja Vu...only to realise that I have already watched it a few years ago.

Stupid ending, stupid movie. She does not get caught, like really?

Saying anything about the plot would ruin it for future viewers, but this really is a great mystery thriller.Fincher directed this first class, and the thought came to mind, if Hitchcock would be a modern day film maker, he probably would have wanna direct this story.

This movie is not about this story. This movie is about what are people's feelings when hearing a story like this.

The plot is always interesting through out the movie, but the point is missed badly, unless you connect with the director's mind. But I see why does Amy should go through this whole round-trip, and come back to him.

'Gone Girl' begins with a married man, Nick, returning to his suburban home to find an open door, broken furniture, blood spatters and his wife Amy missing. Within a couple of days, Nick's account of an idyllic marriage starts falling apart, and the local police begin to suspect he's a wife-killer.

*** This review may contain spoilers ***Welcome to a world where everyone is an ass-hole. The husband is an ass-hole.