Eerily Amazing

Rating: 9/10 (19 March 2015)

Please forgive my first-time review's shortsighted shortcomings. Getting right to it, Gone Girl is a greater movie. By greater I mean, its flying colors grow will grow brighter over the years. It's an awesome reincarnation of a Hitchcockian idea that never touched paper or second hands. If there's a twilight zone, this is the dawn zone. Assuming you know the movie and it's parts, the "Miracle on the Mississippi" is a nice touch for added resonating significance to the everyday existence of kidnappings in the heartland of beautifully ordinary people with assembled identities straight out of catalog Camelot. This film has a cold touch in the likes of Kubrick - a presentation by HAL of a suburban crime drama. The music most certainly helps add a fourth dimensional feel to Amy's experience in the story. I felt like I was in Amy's soul - which the walls of, you don't want to hear talk. I'm big horror snob. I love Psycho, Rosemary's Baby, The Omen, and the Blair Witch Project. I'm absolutely a huge fan of Fincher's work, I feel like he's an excellent incarnation of being the maestro of maddening madness that can only come from movies where the unseen or the atrocious have a soul-scarring pulse. This movie is scary as sh!t. I think boiled rabbits have become as soft as Cadbury Eggs at this point. Love this movie!