Movie Review: Gone Girl

Hello readers,

It has been awhile since I last posted regarding Chinese New Year. Well... Many events and particular secenarios happened last week. I got back from Thailand before school reopened. I took part in Sports' Carnival, which I admit that it was embarrassing. I attended many practices for upcoming Singapore Youth Festival 2015.

Here I am, typing this review for recent Oscar-worthy film on DVD and Blu-rays, Gone Girl. To be frankly honest with you, readers, this film is the most psychotic and hatred thing I ever seen out of so many other psychotic ones. I disliked the fact how the man, Nick Dunne suffered the most throughout the storyline and this freaking bitch, Amy Dunne. Gone Girl is a film about how Nick was accused and shamed down by people after his dissappearance of his wife on the fifth wedding anniversary.

I cannot imagine the fact that a bitch like Amy Dunne went through so much trouble, just to get on poor Nick Dunne for not giving attention and even had infidelity behind his wife. As a viewer, you will initially take the side of Amy after watching the first front scenes. As you explored further, you will realised that woman was a classic sociopath who literally wanted to get back on her man by patiently read up on perfecting a murder and even "tortured" herself to gain sympathy from the public

I know that there is such thing as women rights, where every woman deserves to have the same benefits as men. If you are a supporter of women rights or/and think Amy Dunne is an example of strong, independent woman, I would like to destroy your thoughts and opinions about this fucking bitch. Amy Dunne is a classic example of a sociopath or an upgraded psychopath. She has no empathy or sympathy for her loved ones. Besides hurting Nick Dunne, her husband, she also damaged her sister in law and two ex-boyfriends' lives (including that "stalker").

Gone Girl is in fact a film which shows that not all women are considered a victim. In fact, even men can be a victim. After watching this film, I couldn't help but to pity some men out there. There should be some laws to help out men or better still, everyone should received the same equality regardless of what circumstances. Although I disliked Amy Dunne, I have to say Rosamund Pike did a good job in making me hate her character till I feel like punching her. For Ben Affleck, I also think he did a good job in portraying Nick Dunne (yes, I know he is dull but at least he tried).

I suggest you, readers that if you are not a fan of seeing and/or feeling hurt about the injustice in society, you should probably skipped Gone Girl. It is like rewatching Law & Order in a psychotic way.

Ratings: 6/10