Tuesday, 25 November 2014

Review: Gone Girl

Gone Girl

A few weeks ago I went to the cinema to see "Gone Girl". It is a psychological thriller which deals about the disappearance of Nick's wife, Amy.
The day of their wedding anniversary, Nick went for a morning walk around your neighborhood and, upon returning, he found the dining table broken on the floor and the door forced, his wife wasn't at home. He calls the police to report the disappearance of Amy.
Gradually media pressure against Nick makes the police be suspicious of him since the beginning. As they are investigating, the police found evidence pointing to Nick as the prime suspect: strange behavior, a mistress, shopping through Amy card ... But the proof that made his detention were the evidence which rebelled a bloodstain of Amy in the kitchen and bloodstains on an iron stick.
But Nick had nothing to do with the disappearance of Amy, it was Amy who faked his disappearance and murder and hid himself in another state to avoid being discovered. She cut her hair, she dyed her hair, she changed their appearance, she bought a car and she gathered enough money to survive for several months.
A month after of the disappearance of Amy, her neighbours stole her all the money she had to survive, then don't stay little choice but to go home, but not to give himself away, she gave all the blame on her ex-boyfriend and  she explained that he kidnapped her and raped her repeatedly until she managed to kill him and escape. Upon returning at home, everyone believed her, except her husband. Finally, Nick continues his marriage because Amy threat him. The story ends in a rare and tragical way. 

Recommendation
This film gives a lot to think about. It is not like the typical films used to have a good time, but rather serve to make people think about it. I recommend it to everyone because it is well made, the script is superb and everything in it has seemed to me perfect and very well worked. Only I have to add that sometimes It is a bit violent, so I recommend that young children abstain from to see it.



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