FIRST TIME WATCHING | Gone Girl (2014) | Movie Reaction | Did He Do It?
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- Both of us watch David Fincher's Gone Girl (2014) for the first time. Here's our reaction. Can we solve the mystery?
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Originally Reese Witherspoon was going to be the wife but she pulled out because she felt like she couldn't pull it off. Rosamund Pike did a fantastic job and had fantastic chemistry with Ben Affleck.
She bought the rights with the intention of doing it herself, but dropped out because Fincher said she was wrong for the part. She is still on as producer. Her name is in the credits at the beginning
Rosamund said she actually had to go practice with cadavers for that slash scene with Patrick to make it look as realistic as possible. I love her acting so much and she just killed it again in “I care a lot”.
Yeah she didn’t pull out, every actress in Hollywood wanted that part but as usual Fincher was right about who to cast.
He even pulled a killer performance out of Tyler Perry.
I love Reese Witherspoon but I don't think she is right for this movie
@Tyler Botterill I want to see a BTS reel or something where she tries though. I'm reel-y curious.
An interesting idea is that Amy was more enraged by Nick not trying anymore, not putting in the effort he put in to win her in the first place and making her and her life boring and domesticated - the anger at the infidelity and the knowledge that he was planning on leaving her were just the last straw. A great psycho character haha
The whole point of the book, and the movie, was that people pretend to be what they think their partner wants them to be and end up resenting having to be that person. They also resent their partner for not being what they want them to be, which they can never be because their partner is also pretending to be something they are not. It is an examination of relationships shown through Nick and Amy with some heavy exaggeration for effect.
@@jamiemiller6156 In you know, bad relationships. There are also healthy and stable relationships too >.>
@@CrazeeAdam Obviously and that's not the point, Considering most marriages end in divorce it's not an unwarranted premise for a movie
@@MrMeddyman Actually, only about 30% of marriages currently end in divorce, and the rate has been dropping for decades. Even at it's peak the divorce rate never got above 40%, the whole "50% of marriages end in divorce" statistic is due to oversimplified maths that doesn't yield accurate data.
Of course, that's not to say there aren't plenty of fucked up, doomed relationships, but luckily it's not as dire as many people think. 😁
@@LoganBluth ...and you're talking about DSofA or what?
Kudos for calling him "Doogie Howser" instead of "Barney Stinson". Makes me feel less ancient...
I had to google Barney Stinson. Had no idea. Doogie though...mhm.
I’m in my 40s and that guy has ALWAYS been Doogie to me. Actually saw him in person twice. Once at a screening of Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within (lol) and the last time was at his Walk of Fame induction.
Nph will always be "doctor horrible" to me
But "doogie howser" is my second go to lol
For me too... but then .. I'm not a 'How I met your mother' fan.
I call him the guy who plays "Neil Patrick Harris" from Harold and Kumar.
"Why don't they divorce them? Why kill them?" Literally something I ask myself every time I watch those true crime shows on Discovery Investigations. It's so odd how often people look at murder as preferable to divorce.
I imagine it's because there's so much hate involved that divorce seems like a favor.
@@majimasmajimemes1156 If someone thinks that way, they should go and get some help.
Life insurance comes into play often.
I think it comes down to money a lot of the time…they don’t wanna pay for a lawyer, child support, alimony, or they want life insurance. so incredibly stupid
It just seems like prison or possible execution would be worse than just dealing with divorce and alimony or whatever. I just really don't get it
"80% of the time it's the spouse", I think like 90% of the time, people are murdered by someone *they know* in general even if it isn't their husband or wife specifically. Apparently, murderers who kill random people are in fact very rare, which is strange given our society's fascination with serial killers and such.
That's why in Silence Of The Lambs finding out that the girl with the cocoon in her throat is the first victim is so important.
Divorcing him is what Nick wants. So he wins in that case, especially if he goes on to live a happy life afterwards...which Amy won't allow herself to do. She's put too much work intro this relationship for her to be 'ruined' by him and for him to go about his life. So, killing herself produces a body which gets Nick the death penalty and he'll forever be known as the guy who killed Amazing Amy. In her mind, even if she's dead it's an absolute win for her. If she doesn't go through with killing herself, it's still a win.
... She's a psychopath and he'd do well to think of an immediate exit strategy.
Nick isn't without fault. He's not a good guy in any sense of the word. HOWEVER.........that woman's sadism is FAR GREATER than his and she didn't have to go through all that for revenge
@UCobF6ZRj7yxbeM3KhhY1Xgw In my experience a lot of vindictive women would be mostly content with false accusations of abuse or rape by the bf or husband that they had a falling out with and letting the criminal justice system do most of their dirty work. She totally planned to off herself as soon as she was convinced that he go down for his crimes. I hate cheaters more than anyone, but this woman is psychotic.
She's a horrifying mix of "if I can't have him no one can" and "be my perfect partner or else".
@@DJDavis844 Nice being a piece of shit is obvious in the film. My comment is just in response to Mr. and Mrs. asking why Amy didn't just get a divorce.
Yea i get you. She could just want someone like him that can give her that emotional rollercoaster. Drama, then happy times. Rinse and repeat
Man, Zodiac has to come up on the rotation here at some point because that is a Fincher masterpiece as well, and with the added true crime I think Mrs. Movies would really dig it!
Zodiac is my favorite Fincher film...well, that or Fight Club. It's kind of a tie.
Definitely need to see zodiac. Se7en is still my favorite Fincher movie but this one and zodiac are also really good.
Zodiac is so great and hugely re-watchable.
Yes, Zodiac might be my favorite David Fincher film, very underrated.
y’all keep asking why she didn’t just divorce him even though she literally explains why she’s doing what she’s doing. she wants him to suffer like she feel she has. divorcing him means he gets away without repercussion. not understanding that means not understanding the film.
I know! She literally even went on a monologue in her head as the narrating voice in the movie explaining how Nick made her feel and how this filled her with increasing resentment and rage over the years of their marriage. The movie itself literally explains! But good to know at least someone got it.
Also i think, for someone like amy divorce would be seen as failure, which is a no no for 'amazing amy'. So she chose to be a petty psycho instead.
Most reactors are too busy judging Amy that they never actually listen to her
@@realSimoneCherie She did wrong tho. lmao why defend a psychopath behavior.
@@nachiitoman No one in this comment chain defended her actions.
In my opinion, the best performance of Ben Affleck's career.
So... not Daredevil?
The Town.
Fincher is like Tarantino where he gets the best out of the actors.
The Accountant, Argo, BvS- He's just a talented actor.
@@YouMeTheMovies He's actually good in Daredevil.
In real life the cat's name was Cheeto and everybody made sure to pet him because he always stayed put for all the takes they did.
It was funny when Amy played mini golf like she was on a driving range. It was one of many subtle clues to her true social origin.
Gone Girl is one of the four movies I always joke about as great picks to watch on a first date. The other three are Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Lobster and Audition.
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD
1968 & 1990
Irreversible, Double Jeopardy, Secretary, Requiem for a Dream, Shame, Closer, American Psycho
500 days of summer
Midsommar
War of the Roses
The same actress that plays the wife in Gone Girl also played another great narcissistic sociopath in the movie, "I care a lot". Great Reaction btw.
Rosamund Pike was fantastic in this, haven’t checked out ‘I Care a Lot’.
Yup, as soon as I saw her, I had a "I Care A Lot" alarm bell go off!
Fincher's movies all have a distinct look, sort of digital, clean, precise. Cinematography is always on point. Love Fincher. Zodiac coming up soon hopefully...
And The Game
Panic Room
“I’m pretty sure that I gave you wood on our fifth anniversary.”🤣🤣🤣
Wood is always a good anniversary present...unless there are complaints.
That cracked me up!
loool
Gillian Flynn is writting a second book, 10 - 15 years later narrated by their son. I hope Fincher direct a movie adaptation for it as well.
She is!! I love Gillian Flynn books they are so unhinged in the most interesting ways. A sequel would be brilliant.
This did for marriage what Jaws did for beaches in the 70s.
With the small difference that beaches are not as dangerous as marriages. ;)
Bro I got Gone Girled in 2015...
Cam home from work to an empty house, kids gone and a letter on the kitchen table saying she didn't hae to tell me where she was.
Had a court date 10 days later shehad recorded an argument I had where I didn't know at the tome, but she staged and involved the kids. She claimed she feared for her life due to me shouting on the tape...Lost my kids for two years.
Later in court she accused me of rape and pushing her down the stairs while pregnant.
@@The3rdGunman 2015 was a bad year. dont blame her.
Its not about the money. Its about sending a message.
everything burns
Want to see a magic trick?
It’s one of those great debate-it-afterwards-with-your-partner movies. And Gillian Flynn is a hell of a writer adapting her own book. Such a bleak deconstruction of marriage.
Nick is worried about Amy killing him, but the big reason he stays is the fear of her turning their kid against him. He grew up with a terrible father and feels strongly he can't do that to a kid.
Super fucked up. Especially since there's a good chance the kid isn't even his
@@MrFredstt she used his frozen sperm, the child is his
No, part of him is actually turned on by her actions. That's how it goes in the book.
The reveal that Amy was behind everything had my jaw drop on the floor when I saw it at the theater. I was like “….whaaaaaat?!?!” Loved this movie
Never thought I would laugh at a line like 'At this point I would just burn down the house with her in it!' 😂 Such a strange disturbing movie but a great reactions from you both as always.
Well .... I mean .... She had a point .... He did deserve it kind of .
Which one of the 3 men?
Yep. Amy has other victims I feel sorry for but not Nick. He was a user and a pos. The book explains all the ways why.
I know this makes me sound very loony but just as I am very attracted to NBC Hannibal played by Mads Mikkelsen, I am very attracted to Amy. These kind of characters are my faves.
Oh, Mads Mikkelsen as Hannibal Lecter is the best thing to happen to TV. He's mad charismatic and sexy af! ❤️ One of my favorite characters of all times. Although Anthony Hopkins is a classic, in this case the remake took the crown 😄😁
Are you also attracted to Michael C. Hall as Dexter?
No! She feels he ruined her life. If you divorce him, he gets what he wants and goes on to live a great life.
Such a good movie, disturbing but so good. Makes me excited that Rosamund Pike plays a lead in the upcoming The Wheel Of Time series.
He said he wanted a divorce, so divorcing doesn't hurt him. She doesn't want him happy at all.
I didn't read the book but heard a theory on a podcast and found it interesting.
Her parents knew about their daughter's sociopathy, besides both being psychologists, Amy from the books always makes good and educational decisions, and if this was a way the parents found to educate and limit their daughter's actions when she was still a child.
The book definitely doesn't suggest that.
I think they stayed together. I think he had some growing up to do, shown by the scene where he lost his men's magazine job and fell back on her trust fund. Then, he cheated, which pushed her over the edge. Her framing the men in her life was her way of being seen as victim, and expressing the hidden hurt made by her parents loving her image rather than her. Tyler Perry caught on by pointing out they can make a movie, expand The Bar, and become a low-tier celebrity couple, which was solidified by her pregnancy.
I think there was a little hint at the end that Affleck's character did have a hidden violence, but maybe he was truly terrified of being murdered at any point. It's funny at the end where he says, "You killed a guy!", reminding me when he was playing Battlefield, "Just killing some folks." "You two are the most f***ed up people I've ever met."
Honestly Nick was pushed to greater extremes mentally than anyone can generally take. So I really dont blame him for getting physical with Amy at the end. It's not natural to him though. It is to her.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reminding me of these guys as they make bids for celebrity by trashing their families and almost fetishizing their marriage. I suspect the underlying story is also pretty awful.
What terrifies Amy in the ending is that Nick has learnt to play his role, so now two can play the game.
Lol what? She doesn't fear him. Look at the stare she gives him at the end. Dominant. Completely in control. A deliberate recreation of the first shot (taking place in the diary narrative) where she looked at him, frightened.
They both know she's far smarter than he is.
In the book, she had originally planned to make him go to jail for attempted murder and poisoned herself to have proof. She kept the vomit in the freezer - but she didn't put it in a safe hiding place when she came back, nor was she worried when he threw the vomit out.
Everybody is on her side because she can slip into a sympathetic role far better than he can. He's stuck doing what she demands - wooing her like he did in their early days - for the rest of his life.
@@BlueGangsta1958 Yeah, he's her slave now. Not in a bondage sense, but is actually more terrifying.
Gone Girl is Fincher’s best film to me. Rosamund Pike (Amy) was nominated Best Actress and should have won. Affleck deserved a nomination, too.
lol she wasn't impressed with the fifth anniversary wood joke
She was that day...
I know my wife’s blood type, lol.
You truly don't seem to get Amy as a character. She told you in a monologue why divorce isn't an acceptable option for her.
If they have a divorce, she'll lose. She has no liquid assets any more, only a bar that's still in the red. She's in her thirties and so has lost worth in the eyes of society. Nick, on the other hand, would get to have his (current) wish fulfilled - save job back in his home town with his twin sister and his 23 y/o girlfriend for company.
Divorces are ordinary. She was always pushed to be _amazing_ .
And you keep acting like she'll randomly kill him. The movie has been very clear about the fact she only takes vengeance on those she feels have wronged her.
Even Desi wasn't exactly blameless - he kept her locked up. She felt trapped because she had absolutely no money left and (in the books) he told her he'd go to the police if she ever left.
If Nick does what she wants - act like he did in the beginning of their relationship - she'll do the same. She's pissed because he broke their deal where they both fake to be someone else. It's not something a mentally healthy person does, but while her actions are far over the top, her making a move against someone can be predicted.
Fincher’s Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is another fun one!
Yeah. I lament we never got to have a Fincher-level follow-up :/
Yes!!!!! A must watch!!!
Yeah, but I think the first Swedish version (from 2009) is much better (even though it is quite longer)
“I’m pretty sure I gave you wood on our 5th anniversary” I just busted out laughing I wasn’t expecting that 🤣🤣🤣💀💀
One of the best real reactions to this movie if not the best.
Any sane person would just divorce. Amy isn’t. Divorcing him would give him a chance to start a new life, be happy and get away with everything. Her pettiness makes her go all the way. She didn’t care if she dies, as long as she will be able to complete her revenge. Kind of a tunnel vision on her side.
Edit: saw a reply on one of the comments and they’re right, a divorce is a favor for nick. Amy doesn’t move on. She holds grudges. She needs help.
Nobody can help her. She is too cunning, intelligent and narcissistic.
@@hxpnxs I meant she needs psychiatric help in general. Her case is too intense as she has caused others damages that she needs intense intervention.
@@justnattnatt Yea I also meant that I don't think psychiactric help will be helpful in this case at all. For a person to change and get better they first need to realize there is something wrong and wanting to get better. Amy has no guilt or regret for what she did, she is actually quite proud and satisfied at the end. I don't think any intervention has any real effect on her. She also understands her actions and the gravity of them, she knows what she is doing.
How the story ends: They live happily psycho after. I mean ever. (Loved this movie)
she's like the girl next door... if you live next to a state hospital
I've been bingeing your videos for the last 3 days love these reacts!
Same!!
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ok... that fking line "that's marriage!" :3 the best
It’s better because divorcing him just means he’ll be occupied with some 20 year old. She wanted him punished for his crime. Divorce for an unhappy man, is not punishment.
Girl, you need some love
@@linap5832 if you need watch the video you’d know they kept asking “why not divorce him?”
I’m explaining why obviously Amy wouldn’t do that - I’m not supporting her.
Don’t be so simple.
Trent Reznor soundtrack is awesome !
the worst part of this movie was some people's reaction to it. There were a buncha women who unironically loved Amy, and saw it as a "girl power" movie. Just an extremely fringe vocal minority, but it still makes me a bit sick to think there are people like that.
This movie is a great reason why sex dolls need to evolve quicker 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
This is one of most well written movies, and acted, I’ve seen. I love it. I make my first at home movie nights this one. If they’re never seen it. Unless they’re horror fans like me
Also they are both sociopaths and they deserve each other. How can you not like that ending? It was perfect. It's funny that y'all never hardly said a bad word about Ben's character. Typical lol
What did he do wrong? Except cheat on his wife that belittled him and treated him horribly. What exactly is bad about his character?
@@leahblake6748 Spoilers and Unpopular
Based on the book, Nick was very toxic and a user. He drained Amy of all of her money to fund failing businesses, guilted Amy into being the caregiver for his dying parents while he was “too distraught”/ laying on the couch, gaslighted her about wanting kids eventually even when he knew he didn’t, cheated on her with a student which is legal but unethical and (though it’s unconfirmed) he likely also hit her because he did have a temper.
Again, Amy is likely a certifiable narcissist or sociopath (plenty of evidence in her life to support that)… but Nick was not some innocent, dumb schmuck.
He was a POS. I feel sorry for her other victims - not nick
The contrast between her and his facial expression while Amy was showering in the guy's blood is priceless :D
Y'all should watch "My friend Dahmer" one day, Its a movie about when Jeffery Dahmer was a kid right before he started killing and the movie was made by someone who went to school with him.
NEW YORK IS 95% NOT NEW YORK CITY. MOST IS COUNTRY! People want to take trips to other countries when there is still so much to see in your own. People need to travel around more of the US and see what it really is. Not what media or random people have told you.
For me it is the perfect ending, the one that scares me the most. So you are more intrigued as in The Thing or Basic Instinct. It leaves you with the feeling of openness, that anything can happen....
The best movie with Rosamund Pike in it is called
I Care Alot
Incredible movie
This movie gave me so much anxiety and made me not trust people even more. Such a good story/ plot.
@John Holms you know men can be psychopaths as well right.
@Master Of The Universe ́`FKA John Holms` ́ yeah you are right, y'all get straight to the killing/mass shooting part and flex it too 😂😂😂
Such a good mystery/thriller/suspense
I gotta go with Jersey Girl for my favorite Affleck performance.
11:04 you've watched The Leftovers?!? 😍 I've got hear your take one day!
Divorce might not expose Nick for being the asshole he is and he’d keep doing this to woman after woman after woman. That’s why.
Brijoux
I have a theory on how their story might end... There was an episode of Psych where a famous couple murdered each other, the wife electrocuted her husband while he was making a public speech while the husband slowly poisoned his wife I think these two would do something like that.
Damn. It's like Amber Heard cranked up to 11.
Such a wonderful film. So many twists and great characters. Loved seeing your reaction!
David Fincher makes good movies. I was blown away by it the first time I watched it. Fun reaction.
I want a sequel where they have a kid; he’s been faking it, and Amy knows but appreciates the effort. But like someone planning a prison escape, he looks for the opportunity to make her demise look like an unquestionable accident, like falling off a cliff or something.Then, he’s finally free.
Make it look like the kid accidentally put the car in drive and the car ran over her...
She's insane and awful but I sort of understood and sympathized with her lmao. Really good performance--I'm glad she was recognized by the Academy.
Basically you're crazy too
I love that whole "Cool Girl" part the music choice is perfect. The ending was the cherry on top ha...
React to Room 1408 ,
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is even better imo (the David Fincher version obvs)
What others have said, divorce is not what she wanted, too easy for Nick. Also they were basically broke, they used the last of the money to buy Nick’s bar. The trust fund was drained by her parents and buying the bar. She would have been broke, better to get her revenge and kill herself in her eyes.
Just got done binging your dexter reactions and I’m now a patreon! 😊 so excited to be part of the gang. Also big time scary mirror fan, and live for the reactions 😂😂😂
Welcome aboard!
I still don't understand this! Movie! I have Learning disabilities!
TH-cam is helping spell this words! Thank you! TH-cam!
SHE EATS THE BABY ,that's the way i see it ending
you guys should react to "sharp objects" its a limited hbo series (8 episodes) from the same author of gone girl!!! its mindblowing and soooooo good.
It didn't impress me much. I loved the book, but something just didn't click with the sries. Maybe if I didn't read he book first. Maybe I'll try again.
How Amy Adams didn't win an Emmy for her performance in that series I'll never know.
The beauty of the movie is showing how prespectives can be changed, with some helpful elements. Nick was seen as perfect husband, it changed it a monster. While Amy was a monster and become perfect wife. Every element push that narrative story making people belive in what they want to belive. Like the comment about twin sister been weirdly close. In the eyes of that person, Nick was already a monster that she used every thing that she considered weird. She didnt considered that they could be just closed brothers, instead she saw romantic affection (also the stigma that girl and boy cannot be just friends) and that believe made other people sharing the same idea. we could see the man behind Nick comment about Twincest, like is something common. Also goes for fetiche idea. Several people have this fetiche of twincest and since is social condemn, those people represed and project in others. Without been polemic, but the same happen with Prince Charles and Diana. In the end he become the monster (public vision) and Diana a saint (public believe and desire).
The last scene is very scary, because Nick with his flaws is trapped in a marriage he doesnt want, and every possible move can put him in danger. This really tie very well in domestic violence (doesnt matter the gender of the victim) where the victim walks in a floor of glass. The movie touches so many social commentary that goes behind just Amy been a psycho. Even her monologue explains how women are seein in society.
Rosamund Pike was amazing actress, making us hating and yet loving Amy. Rosamund is one of the few actress that know how to make us believe in her roles. Since 007 Die another day, we could see some glimpses of her potencial... She have a few roles similar to amy. And Ben, probably his best performance...
That “wood” joke….SIR….👏👏👏👏
The author of the book the movie is based on is making a sequel but it'll be through the pov of their child, so that'll be interesting
You guys should watch Fincher’s ‘The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo’ it’s amazing! It’s very close to the book as well
Lol this is a great movie for a couple to watch 🤠
i forgot to say this whole thing happened because she couldn't c on em's t's
Oooh please do David Fincher's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. And just for more crime/thrillers in general "The Bone Collector" too. :)
EDIT : Also the miniseries "Sharp Objects"
Watch the original movies instead, way better and there are three of them
@@bepkororoti8019 I have....and I love Fincher's version.
This movie is the prime example of “humans will choose to stay in terrible situations and actively participate in self-destructive behavior just to be right or prove a point.”
y’all should read the book
It wasn't just the infidelity she was angry about. It was way more than that. She was disappointed in him. She felt he had let her down and lied about the man he was. She felt cheated.
One of my favorite Fincher films for sure. Man, you guys sure know how to pick good movies to react to :D
One of the great psychopaths in film history.
love gone girl .... Ben Affleck's murder mystery movie Gone Baby Gone (2007) i think is even better ,, it's funny the posters for both movies are almost identical
. same creators of this soundtrack ~ ( as *The Social Network* ) AR & TR -- nothing wrong there.
The director wanted Ben to wear a Yankees hat. He refused and they compromised on a Mets hat.
I think it ends that way because he’s going to stay with her for the rest of his life.
"pretty sure i gave you wood on our 5th anniversary" well played by Mr. Louisville Slugger
Rosamund Pike was good in Jack Reacher as well.
5:05 B+ for me and A+ for her. ;)
Merci.
Great movie. The book was inspired by the Lacy and Scott Peterson murder case. Also there’s a great line from a TV show where a character says “There’s a sequel to The Bible but not one to Gone Girl?”. Always made me laugh.
Dam! She set em up! Because the girl and guy said!
you guys should react to the show Sharp Objects! it’s based off the book that’s also written by Gillian Flynn, who wrote gone girl.
it only has 8 episodes too!
I'm with Amy's side. He deserved everything he went through. The Infedility alone is enough to send someone to hell.
What about the other 2 guys?
Yep. Nick was not some innocent dumb schmuck. Her other victims I feel sorry for. The book explains why nick was trash.
Cat would definitely not give a damn either way
Amber Heard's biography
Psychology profile 😅
I really enjoyed this, Gone girl is one of my fav movies and watching you guys react to it for the first time was a blast, btw new sub!!