An unpredictable and clever thriller. One of David Fincher's best yet.

Rating: 8/10 (16 December 2014)

Inspite of Ben Affleck's acting, I'm still not convinced that he will make it as a great Bruce Wayne/Batman but he still manage to capture the odd and suspicious behavior of this man who may or may not be involved in his wife's disappearance. He's a pretty decent actor, in my point of view, but not great. It's amazing how the movie turns the detective work towards us, the viewers; we have to analyze the crime instead of our main character doing it for us. We are the detectives. Could this man be involved? Did he plan it? Or is this a misunderstanding? Just like the trailer, I won't spoil it for you. All I can say is I did not expect what I saw. Rosamund Pike's performance was brilliant. I look forward into seeing her at the Oscars. If they hadn't nominated her, they've haven't even seen the movie. I know she was nominated for a Golden Globe but she deserves more than that. If you liked Fincher's Se7en, I'm sure you'll enjoy the hell out of Gone Girl. It's an interesting thriller that deserves to be recognized and reminiscent. Check it out before some idiot spoils the ending for you.