Movie: Gone Girl.
Genre: Mystery/Thriller/Drama.
Director: David Fincher.
Cast: Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike, Neil Patrick Harris, Tyler Perry & More.
Adapted From: Gone Girl (Nobel).
Language: English.
Industry: Hollywood.
Release Date: 3 October, 2014.
Duration: 2h 29m.
Box office: $369.3 million.
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After entering the house on the morning of their 5th wedding anniversary, Nick realizes that his beloved man, his wife Amy, is not at home for some unknown and mysterious reason! Absolutely not!
The investigation started after the kidnapped diary to the police! Somewhat careless in his personal and domestic life, Nick seems to be a little disinterested in his wife!
He does not even co-operate properly in the investigation of detectives! In such a situation, he is naturally considered as one of the suspects in the mysterious disappearance and possible murder of his wife,
and Nick himself is shocked to learn this and is compelled to avoid the detective-media-police.
Thus begins the main arrangement of the story. After a while, the story continues to take one turn after another! What actually happened to Nick and his wife Amy? Is Amy Really Kidnapped? Or murder?
Who is responsible for the murder, Nick? Or someone else? What actually happens? Is Nick mentally ill? How healthy is Amy?
I wrote so many things, they are or how true! 😅
Just a little fun!
In fact, the way the story goes, you can't leave the chair even for a moment ত at least I can guarantee that! 3
Let me tell you a little bit about which aspects of the movie you will undoubtedly like:
David Fincher's extraordinary management and making sense
If you're not used to David Fincher's making, then the movie is too long and too boring for you… normal! Because, story developing is slow enough! If you have seen movies like this and especially some movies before David Fincher, you can get rid of this unwanted idea.
David Fincher has always shown extreme creativity in his work as a director! Most of his film stories + screenplays are not written by him and all the films of his life story + screenplay is written by one person! (It's really interesting.)
Although working with each author, he has a special level of construction! That level he maintains very well in all his work.
Looking at every sequence of the whole movie, one must think - who made the whole thing with so much care - his name needs to be seen a little more specially!
In a word, the 'management skills' of that film were amazing!
Great performance by Rosamund Pike
The performance of this one in the whole film was like a mark. Everyone else's performance was quite good! But, specially, the words of… Rosamund Pike will come to mind!
However, it seemed to me that the expressions in those few sequences could have been much more lively! For example, in the middle of the story, in a crying scene, seeing her crying and throwing a dialogue at the same time, it seemed that there could have been a little better here!
Besides, his performance was good in all respects.
Something about Gillian Flynn's novel 'Gone Girl' and the movie 'Gone Girl'
Please be informed that the film is based on the thriller novel 'Gone Girl' published in 2012 by Gillian Flynn. There is one thing about this type of construction… that is, the story of the film made from the novel may not have the opportunity to make such a big change! As a result, those who have read the novel no longer need to bother to understand the inside and outside of the story! The story is quite big - they know a lot! But literature and film are not the same thing! Two kinds of worlds. Although in a special sense they are extremely related to each other. So, no matter how much you know the story স্বাভাবিক the whole thing seems to be quite enjoyable!
All in all, Gillian Flynn's non-linear screenplay was outstanding, even though it was based on a self-written novel.
There were also some wonderful dialogues
The other things were pretty good too. Clean cinematography, costumes, editing were also quite good… however, some of the sequences could have been finished faster, which would have been nice!
The background music was pretty good! Editor Kirk Baxter has applied the music appropriately. I feel very good about this!
Also the frame lighting by cinematographer Jeff Cronenweth was excellent. The color correction was also beautiful.
It wouldn't be so bad if Ben Affleck's performance was a little better! It would have been nice if the director had given more importance to him!
This is a very enjoyable movie. Hope everybody on this site also had a great day.