Movie that lost control

Rating: 4/10 (6 January 2017)

What is wrong when you have a movie which have a great budget, good actors, really great performances (Carrie Coon especially), good sound, skillful directing, but still you barely succeed to watch it till the end?
The plot is wrong.
And in this case, terrible wrong. Most likely, the producers, even Fincher, couldn't resist to pander to the contemporary taste of a mainstream consumer. I must say that I didn't read a book upon which the film is made, but I can't get the feeling that the "more and more and more approach", the aspiration to make a movie which would be unique, finally lead to completely flawed structure. The beginning is fine, and all of the goods is in that part, even with some pretentious tryouts of a Rosamund Pike character to be mysterious and special.But from the middle, movie simply loses control, looking like that there is no clear picture how to get away from over dramatization. At that part, the plot shows all of the weaknesses, bringing many childish mistakes some of the reviewers already pointed out.
Finally, having this movie so highly rated, in comparison wit for example Fatal Attraction or Basic Instinct is just ridiculous. Which once again, shows how problematic the IMDb rating can be.