Worth to add in your classic watchlist

Rating: 8/10 (27 November 2014)

Without having read the book, the movie was just awesome through out except ...
The positives are the characters of the movie, they all are very powerfully written. The to say the writer/director had succeeded in what they wanted. They wanted to hate Nick for some time, the audience did it, they wanted to hate Amy then , well the audience did so. Well, I can can say they had the complete emotional control over .
There are few places of doubts where we might feel that there was not proper justice done. For example , the detective asks about the gun and Amy fades out. Afterwards the complete department seems to forget that something ever happened. May be justification to "Amazing Amy" was a bit less on the screen.
The ending is very debatable, but I feel it's very apt. With the uncertainty of Nick at that point of time, he couldn't break it in the interview and He wouldn't kill her for sure.
The secret of making the audience ask and expect something and you half give it - impacts more !
except ... the surveillance camera in Neil Patrik's home, what happened to it? It might contain times when Amy acted happy with him or the time when she entered. Amy is intelligent enough to murder in a blind spot, but not all of the events .