Gone Girl is the FILM of the year. (unless another can be better)

Rating: 10/10 (8 October 2014)

This film is phenomenal. If you have read the book, you would understand why this film was going to be just like the best-selling novel of 2012. It was suspenseful, absorbing and kept you thinking on what would happen next? But the big question was:
Who killed Amy Dunne?
Gone Girl starts on the day of Nick and Amy Dunne's fifth anniversary, but things goes awry when Amy becomes missing. No one knows where she is or where she would run off to, but the looks of a struggle in the Dunne's residence points fingers to the number one suspect: her clueless husband Nick.
The movie twists and turns, transitioning from the highs and lows in Amy's diary to the first day, two days, four days and so on of her disappearance. It'll have you on the edge of your seat, guessing on what you think what happened to her, but I bet all the answers were wrong.
It was amazing and to make it even better, the author Gillian Flynn was the mastermind behind the screenplay. She brought her own baby to life and made it into this cinematic WTF fest until the very end. It has you wanting to know more about these two characters. You don't know who you can trust until you see the biggest WTF twist in the movie. As if you think the twists in this film is over, you're wrong.
Ben Affleck was amazing as Nick Dunne, the strange behavior of a man, trying to understand what happened to his wife, but all his secrets comes to light as well in all of this frenzy that became his life. This is the best I have seen Affleck in a while.
Rosamund Pike.... I have seen this woman in several movies, but this film. The way she portrayed Amy Dunne, the beautiful, All-American wife, was ridiculously amazing. She has you in the palm of your hand, believing every single word she gives until she lets you slip between her fingers. I am happy to see her go as far as she did in this film. I can definitely see Oscar buzz in her direction.
David Fincher did it once again with this film. He puts in the place, and it makes you feel like you're there, taking every step he did with this film. Everything was done beautifully.
The ending was a little bit of a let down, but this film is the FILM of the year. I don't know if Fincher can do it again... Or maybe he can.