Based on the novel “Gone Girl” by Gillian Flynn

Based on the novel Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. It is in two parts, the first and second volumes, and was a #1 New York Times bestseller. The author, Gillian Flynn, debuted as a novelist in 2006 with “KIZU. She also wrote the screenplay for the movie “Gone Girl.

*The following touches on important points of the story. Please be careful if you have not seen the film.

Twice the fun in one film

The first half of “Gone Girl” and the second half of “Gone Girl” are different stories of different genres. The story’s first half is a mystery to unravel the mystery of his wife Amy’s disappearance. In contrast, the second half can be enjoyed as a thriller in which the protagonist is threatened by people close to him.

The mystery part of the story’s first half is depicted from two perspectives: the perspective of Nick, the husband who cooperates with Amy’s investigation, and the perspective of the diary left by Amy. However, there is a discrepancy between Nick’s statements to investigators and the contents of Amy’s diary. This discrepancy makes Amy’s disappearance all the more puzzling.

In the story’s second half, the mystery of Amy’s disappearance is solved, and the contradiction between “Nick’s statement” and “Amy’s diary” is also resolved. After watching the film’s second half, you can enjoy “Gone Girl” again by rewatching it from the beginning to make discoveries.

Acting in the two lead roles

The husband, Nick, is played by American actor Ben Affleck. British actress Rosamund Pike plays his wife, Amy.

Acting” is an essential keyword in “Gone Girl.

In the story’s first half, Nick plays the role of a “thoughtful gentleman”; in the second half of the story, he plays the role of a “foolish husband.

Nick tries to play the “thoughtful gentleman” by trying to be a nice guy everyone likes, but he tries so hard to be a nice guy that he smiles for a photo shoot even though his wife is missing.

Nick’s smiling face and the various circumstantial evidence lead to suspicions.

Nick is in desperate straits at one point due to the suspicion. In the story’s second half, he pulls through by playing the “foolish husband” to perfection.

On the other hand, Amy plays the “good woman Nick wants” in the story’s first half and the “ideal wife” in the second half.

The two leads play the “acting husband” and the “acting wife,” respectively. These two “acting” performances give the story more depth.

Amazon Comments

• A masterpiece of Fincher’s style!
• The unpredictable development is interesting!
• I can only say that it is exciting and scary.
• The story is interesting beyond your imagination, and the future is entirely different and surprising!