Fincher did it again

Rating: 10/10 (28 July 2015)

Before you read this review just keep in mind that I have read the book and that I enjoyed the book and the movie.
So gone girl is about Amy (Rosamund Pike) and Nick(Ben Affleck). They are a happy married couple for the outside world. one day Amy gets missing and Nick has to help the police to help finding his wife. You get to see the movie from two perspectives: Nick's perspective and Amy's perspective, but Amy's is a bit more interesting than Nick's because Amy's perspective is her diary. Just like the tag line: there are three sides of a story: her side, his side and the truth (my favorite tag line by the way)
Now that I have told brief what this movie is about, I will talk about the acting writing and directing. But first the directing. Like I have said in the title of my review: Fincher did it again. Because he did. The directing was just fantastic. He filmed it with a darker tone, something like zodiac, just a tone lighter. This style really helped with the tone of the movie in general.
The acting and writing of the movie was also amazing. Ben Affleck did a very good job at portraying Nick Dunne. But Rosamund Pike just blew the part, she was the best and just like I imagined Amy. A very dark and psychotic person who framed her husband for her own movie. I really liked the part when the viewer realized that Amy is alive and planed all of this, I of course saw this coming, but it was also very well executed in the movie. Tyler perry was really good and it is his best movie in a while, think about Alex cross, the books were amazing, but the movie really sucked. the actress of Margo (Carrie Coon) was pretty good, just not as I imagined Margo, but still she was good. Neil Patrick Harris was just perfect as Desi. Really liked the scene where he gets killed, because the scene was very well acted, directed and also very, very scary. Here you see again the psychotic side of Amy. This scene is very gory and bloody so if you can't handle bloody parts, you should skip this part. David Clennon was funny as the dad of Nick, and was very accurate if you compare him to the book.
Something that I really liked of the movie was that they stayed very true to the book and I like the characters too. they are all very interesting, especially Amy. This is something that Gillian Flynn didn't keep in her other books ('Sharp Objects' and 'Dark Places') don't get me wrong, I really liked the other books too but 'Gone Girl' was definitely the best book of Flynn's novels.
This movie is also pretty clever. Look at the clues Amy left, and also the plan Amy had. When I was reading the book I didn't see all of that coming and was pleasantly surprised.
But here are some individual scores:
Directing: 10/10
Acting: 9.5/10
Writing: 9/10
Trilling: 9.5/10
Ending: 9.5/10
That is a total of 47.5/50 which is rounded a 10/10. I really liked this movie and I would definitely recommend this to people who like thrillers who are clever and psychotic.