Its dripping in mediocrity.
I didn't really like the characters, i mean yeah they aren't suppose to be likeable but i don't think there specifically good either.
I don't buy them being married, we don't get any actually happy moment.
Maybe that was the point but then they get back together after amy frames patrick neil harris for trying to kill her...and i just think it didn't work.
I think most of the sidecast are just cardboard cutouts and on top of that, i don't like amy as a character nor neil wich again is the point but how am i suppose to be invested?
Its not a movie like dune that does interesting things and builds its world threwout its morally qeustionable characters, it doesn't ask me anything about whats right or wrong.
Also margo is a dumbass ngl, she actively still helps her brother after learning he sleeps with someone else other then his wife.
Tyler perry, desi collens and more only feel like they are present to keep the plot moving.
The only thing i liked is that david fincher still directs this film pretty good and it looks good visually.

Gone Girl
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Release Date
10/1/2014Runtime
149 minsOverview
With his wife's disappearance having become the focus of an intense media circus, a man sees the spotlight turned on him when it's suspected that he may not be innocent.

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A visceral descent into a marriage rotted from within, told through shifting perspectives that keep you guessing who to trust. Watching it feels like being slowly poisoned by intimate cruelty and calculated manipulation.
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Ben Affleck
Nick Dunne

Rosamund Pike
Amy Dunne

Neil Patrick Harris
Desi Collings

Tyler Perry
Tanner Bolt

Carrie Coon
Margo Dunne

Kim Dickens
Detective Rhonda Boney

Patrick Fugit
Officer James Gilpin

David Clennon
Rand Elliott

Lisa Banes
Marybeth Elliott

Missi Pyle
Ellen Abbott

Emily Ratajkowski
Andie Fitzgerald

Casey Wilson
Noelle Hawthorne
Reviews
Gone Girl captivated me for the first two-thirds. I was fully locked in, buying everything they were selling. Then there's a pretty unexpected action that kicks off the final third that felt a little out of nowhere, upped the stakes, and changed the vibe in a way that lost me a little. Only a little. Overall it's still a great watch.
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