Astonishing, Seizing and an Incredibly well made movie.

Rating: 10/10 (26 December 2014)

Nick Dunne (Ben Affleck), comes home after a long day to find out that his wife, Amy Dunne (Rosamund Pike) is missing. The search begins and many people participates. The missing draws much attention and there are many loose threads.
The thrilling story brings me back to the movie Se7en. Not strange, knowing the fact that both movies have the same director (David Fincher). Visually, many scenes in Gone Girl reminded me of Joel Schumachers "The Number 23". Scenes that gave hints of a deep buried conflict. A scent of dissatisfaction and an unbearable desire that will never be fulfilled.
Okey, so first thing is first, and it is about Amy Dunne (Rosamund Pike). I would like write a few lines about her and her amazing performance. I have never really had any remarkable memories with her in the past. But after this movie, I really want to see more of her acting. Throughout the entire movie, she never stopped surprising with her incredible character Amy Dunne. Time after time, she accelerated the story and always kept me as a viewer, full-time addicted. Brilliant!
The movie in it self is very well made. All actors with their good character, compensates one and another. I would really like to explain more about the actors, but sadly this review would be too long. In short words, Amy Dunne (Rosamund Pike) fired up and made most of the effort. The effort that caught my attention and simply made this movie a masterpiece! Definitely worth watching and Gone Girl really climbed the ladder to my top three "modern movies".
Moral of the story? I encourage You to first watch the movie before trying to relate to my opinion. With my best accuracy and focus, the words will be:
To forgive but not forget.