The master of complex and implausible.

Rating: 8/10 (26 December 2014)

If there's someone inside the film industry, which is capable of depicting in a beautiful, dark and cold cinematography, stories filled with plot twists and fairly implausible characters, that is David Fincher. An obsessed retailer that in over 120 minutes can carry out scripts that nobody else could. Gone girl is not the exception.
Bringing out the best from Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike teaching us that she will be one of the most sought actresses of the following years and giving dark challenges to Neil Patrick Harris, Tyler Perry and Emily Ratajkowski, Gone Girl gives us one of the most immersive thrillers of the year, and several years back. Being true to his style, Finchi- Noir does it again in theaters, delivering with a dark picture and a haunting sound, one of the most complex and sociopathic marriages the history of cinema has ever seen. In 149 minutes, we have the opportunity to be part of the investigation of a crime with a ton of faces, filled with several decisions to make and with two sides to choose from. You really want to keep watching those turns, that sometimes make sense and sometimes don't, for about 149 more minutes.
David Fincher in my opinion.
1. Fight Club. 2. Seven. 3. The Social Network. 4. Gone Girl. 5. Zodiac. 6. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. 7. Panic Room. 8. The Game. 9. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. 10. Alien 3.