That "Cool Girl" speech is so iconic, and shows how Amy and Nick never really got to know each other as their "real selves", since she was always putting on an act, and pretending to be a Lad's Girl, a perception that doesn't even exist. She even sat through Adam Sandler for him.
Also it’s not mentioned in the film but I’m pretty sure that in the book, when they move back to Missouri Nick doesn’t even look after his sick mom!! Amy ends up being the one taking her to doctors appointments and chemo!! Add that to his list of crimes! If Nick has zero haters I’m dead
I never liked Nick to be honest. But I also didn’t like Amy either. The whole point of this movie was to trick us into believing that we should be rooting for the lesser of two evils. Until you reach the climax and then you start to wonder, “Was there really?”.
The "Unreliable Narrator" trope is very effectively utilised here. Initially, since Nick is the first viewpoint character, we may be inclined to side with him, until we learn that he's been cheating on Amy. Then, when we see Amy's perspective, where she discuss her and Nick's crumbling marriage, we start siding with her, until it's revealed that her diary was a complete lie, and that she's been playing both the characters and audience like fiddles.
tbh, I feel like that's why the twist is more effective in the movie. Love love love the book, but I feel like because of the way Nicks chapters are structured, it's hard to think of him as a truly unreliable character. We have total access to his internal monologue, while we only hear of Amy through her diary entries for the first half. In the film, we only see Nicks actions, which are generally shitty and suspicious - while we see Amy through her emotionally vulnerable diary entries, which gives us a stronger connection with her
Absolutely, all respect to Julianne Moore bless her but she won that because she was long overdue instead of her performance at that time. If I was the Academy, I would've gave Moore's Oscar for Far From Heaven which is the best performance she has given so far and Gone Girl for Pike
@@elliebelleee You liking Amy Dunn proves that you’re not a decent person. People like you excuse messed up stuff if it’s a woman doing it. Like the men who idolize Patrick Bateman
And what's refreshing is that this was the first time the world saw a different side of her as an actress. It was her first leading role and she was cast against type. Sure actresses like Nicole Kidman or Charlize Theron could've nailed it but we kinda expected them to nail it because we know their talent. Pike was super unpredictable because not too many people knew her at that time and this role was unusual for an actress like her, it subverted our expectations that there's a new fresh face who can deliver a good villain role like that. God damn, me commenting this made me miss Gone Girl hype so much back in 2014
I can't believe Gone Girl came out 10 years ago. 10 freaking years and i absolutely miss the hype when it came out. Rosamund Pike as Amy Dunne was everywhere at that time and she truly changed the world in playing Amy Dunne. This was the role of a lifetime that she deserves after being typecast a lot in supporting roles
I truly believe the movie came out so well also because the author was directly involved in everything. The essential parts were kept, while certain things were expanded on (like the "cool girl" speech and the ending with her pregnant), great additions to the movie narrative. It's tricky to do what the book did, going back and forth between Nick and Amy's POVs (her first ones being the diary entries and the laast ones being her actual thoughts), and it could've came across as very tacky or predictable, but it didn't. Both the book and the movie are amazing.
The "unrelying narrator" factor never counted for me in this movie simply because I was 100% supportive of whatever batshit crazy stuff amy was up to so I didn't really care if her pov of their story was a little fake at times
@@kiera2850 Why are you ok with Amy getting back with Nick if he was a cheater? Also you aren’t a good person if you idolize characters like Amy. She’s obviously morally corrupt
I remember reading Gone Girl a loooong time ago and it honestly changed my life. Specifically because of the “cool girl” passage that ended up going viral on tiktok years later. It put into perspective how women often change themselves for a man, but men seldom even THINK of doing the same. Even when it’s for the better. She gave him everything and he cheated. End of story. We stand for Amy in this household
Especially because Nick knew from the beginning she was too good for him. He first wanted to better himself for her, but then after his career went down he just... made it her business? Resented her for growing up rich? Let their relationship strain and then cheats on her with a student so he can "feel like a man" again? Oh, please. His weak mindset, lack of care and indecisiveness caused all this in the first place. Amy loved Nick so much it took him cheating for her to actually take action on a plan that involves her OWN DEATH, and it only took him apologizing for her to KILL a man to go back to him. But Nick's also so self aware that he needed Amy in his life, that he saw no other option than to go back to her, even after everything she did. The book and movie are able to tie these characters in a way that the only possible outcomes are the ones Amy wanted: Her dead and him ruined, or them getting back together. That man was so uncapable of thinking for himself that even choosing divorce was a product of her ultimatum/ plan to keep him without an alibi.
I was in sixth grade when I read it and have no clue what the book was about. Guess I gotta go get it! Thanks for inspiring me to go read the book again after so many years!
No hate, but in the context of the movie and book, both Amy and Nick are putting on a facade of being a more interesting attractive or likeable person. They both fell in love with each other's lies. That's why Amy comes back when Nick pretends to love her on tv. As she says, that lie was the man she fell in love with. Similarly, Amy has always been am object of public perception because of the Amazing Amy books written about "her." She never got a chance to live an authentic life and became obsessed with projecting a fantasy outwards. She didn't change for Nick. She was a pathalogical liar. The "cool girl" diary entry was fabricated in her fake diary, though does hold a lot of truth to people's real world experience tbf.
@@ahuman3064Nick was pathetic. Amy was a murderer. Amy didn't "kill a man to get back to Nick." It wasn't some grand romantic gesture on her part. It was a calculated move entirely for her own benefit. The movie explicitely discusses this when she tells Nick she did it for him and he calls her out. I get hating Nick but I don't understand justifying Amy lmao
@ceilingfanenthusiast6041 You're absolutely right, theres no justifying her actions. My point is that she goes to extremes to get what she wants. In this case, she wanted Nick. Desi definitely had it coming for other reasons, but the idea of getting her old nick back is what gave her the push to act quickly and spin the narrative she so carefully created.
Go, Nick's sister, was possibly the most sympathetic character by the end, having to watch him stay married to a psychopath for the sake of his unborn child. While Go may not be as charming as Amy, she is far more authentic as a person.
Bc she's not a psycho like her brother or his wife. She's always been on Nick's side until she finds out he was cheating, and with a student! She genuinely gets mad and disappointed at him because it's one thing to complain about certain stuff in your marriage, but cheating is a whole other thing. And she's also horrified by the lengths Amy goes to, and how Nick just... stays. I really like her character
I love ben affleck in this movie so much every single time he reacts to any news about any likr her being pregnant or that she lost a lot of blod "oh my god 😮" its so funny. Hes the perfect man for the part
My only problem with girlbossifying her is the lying about abuse and faking sexual assault. Maybe some of you don’t agree and that’s okay. I do love this take, I just think some of the things are kind of crazy to defend haha
That’s why this movie blows for me. They couldn’t just write an evil woman villain: she has to lie about assault. It’s so frustrating bc I want that catharsis of watching a woman bury a man. Nick GENUINELY sucks in this movie, but all the valid hatred of him is immediately narratively made shakey when she fakes an assault
@@smallspidersad78yeah it kinda overshadows how shitty Nick is when she's pretended to have been assaulted before. It would be different if we found out that she was assaulted and the guy was lying, but we know that isn't true bc of her later actions. Ig they're just both supposed to be pieces of shit rather than one being good and one beind bad in the end.
I'm so obsessed with that scene where she crawls towards the camera. The first time I saw it was a really formative experience & I honestly think it changed me as a person. I love this movie sm
Rosamund Pike freaked me out in this movie to the point if i ever meet her in person, i'd probably run away and scream like a man not because i'm a fan of her but she literally traumatised me in Gone Girl 😂 Bless her heart, she know what she went through with this material and she knocked it outta the park. I wish she could've won that Oscar 😢
idk she lied about sexual assault , as a woman and victim of assault, i really didnt vibe with that and i feel like defending her kinda undermines real victims. idk the girlboss-ification of being a fake victim isnt really that slay and it kinda just stomps all over actual victims. like she did all that just to manipulate him, using real shit that happens to other women just to manipulate some loser - idk like u wouldnt defend sheri papini , so idk why yall are sooooo eager to defend amy
@@Nari-7022Youre not wrong but im not surprised that she doesnt care about how false accusations also invalidate real victims given her character. And all the men who hate her for the false accusations, should concern more about actual victims because that happens too often. Like i think false allegations are terrible but some guys praise fictional men who assault women but ig amy doing a false accusation is too far 🙄🙄
The cool girl monologue honestly changed my life, because I’ve always had tons of female friends and more “feminine” interests, so I didn’t realize I tried to become a specific genre of the cool girl for the guy I used to be with. Never again!!!
Something interesting that I never see people talking about is how when Amy returns home, her dress is covered in Desi's blood - you know, she dress that unzipped and removed before getting down and then killing Desi. Did she roll around in his blood before heading home to make her "escape" look more plausible? Food for thought.
Love you. Ive been waiting for this video all my life. On dates, I love making men watch this movie with me and when it’s over, I slowly look at them and go, “this is my favorite movie” 🥰
I just realized that this movie shaped the way i see ben affleck in my mind. Like i never realized i truly believe that in his personal life, ben affleck is nick dunne😭😭
Found you because of Nicole and I really appreciate discovering a fellow Amy Dunne supporter ❤ also the fact that you refer to everyone by their character name except Emily Ratakowski 😂
I just love David Fincher and his movies. I'm the target audience. And gone girl shook me to my core and it's one of the few movies I've watched so much I memorized scenes. Amy is just such a fantastic and well written character. AND THE FUCKING BOOK? AMAZING
This isn’t touched on in the movie but in the books the mistress is also weirdly obsessed with Amy, she asks about a lot of her personal details. Her favorite food, favorite color, how she grew up, how they met. Andie was the student and it was Nick’s fault for starting it since he was the person in authority as her professor but she was still a freak.
I just love this movie so much. Very much a commentary of how patriarchy really disadvantages women in marriages/relationships with men!! We see think classic story play out only Nick is married to a psychopath!! Who says screw divorce and moving on, he needs to suffer and 💀 for how he used her up! And weirdly enough it was the wake up call Nick needed! Like everybody clocked him in the end. They realize he’s actually into it! Because like she said the only time he liked himself was when he was trying to impress her!! So he now understands the value of putting on the performance. He wanted her to like him at his lowest when he doesn’t even like himself at his lowest. And got mad when she said she’s not doing that if he’s gonna be like this. What he really wants and needs is someone to impress. That ties into why he cheated too. He felt he couldn’t met Amy’s expectations so he went and found someone whose expectations was a lot lower so he can get that hit of validation. But it’s not enough cuz he knows it’s bs. She doesn’t drive him to be the man he wants to be! Not the way Amy could. And Amy was the only person who could inspire him to be that man.
@ okay. I don’t need to be a good person to you. You are a random person on the internet. Doubt you’d hold up to the standards you trying to place on me. Ridiculous.
as a (hot) fincher fan, I was so shocked when I first watched the girl with the dragon tattoo bc like no way that’s the same director like the treatment of women in that film was so disgusting and nothing had to be that explicit
Maybe its because of the books the movies were based? One was written by a man and one by a woman. (idk tho i havent seen girl with the dragon tatto in like 10 years but i remember the book was very much explicit and had another vibe than gone girl the book)
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That "Cool Girl" speech is so iconic, and shows how Amy and Nick never really got to know each other as their "real selves", since she was always putting on an act, and pretending to be a Lad's Girl, a perception that doesn't even exist. She even sat through Adam Sandler for him.
I think about that monologue all the time
YOU'RE EVERYWHERE LOL
also the “im the cunt you married” speech went soooo hard it’s underrated
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Also it’s not mentioned in the film but I’m pretty sure that in the book, when they move back to Missouri Nick doesn’t even look after his sick mom!! Amy ends up being the one taking her to doctors appointments and chemo!! Add that to his list of crimes! If Nick has zero haters I’m dead
I'm not shocked lmao
I never liked Nick to be honest. But I also didn’t like Amy either. The whole point of this movie was to trick us into believing that we should be rooting for the lesser of two evils. Until you reach the climax and then you start to wonder, “Was there really?”.
The "Unreliable Narrator" trope is very effectively utilised here. Initially, since Nick is the first viewpoint character, we may be inclined to side with him, until we learn that he's been cheating on Amy. Then, when we see Amy's perspective, where she discuss her and Nick's crumbling marriage, we start siding with her, until it's revealed that her diary was a complete lie, and that she's been playing both the characters and audience like fiddles.
tbh, I feel like that's why the twist is more effective in the movie. Love love love the book, but I feel like because of the way Nicks chapters are structured, it's hard to think of him as a truly unreliable character. We have total access to his internal monologue, while we only hear of Amy through her diary entries for the first half. In the film, we only see Nicks actions, which are generally shitty and suspicious - while we see Amy through her emotionally vulnerable diary entries, which gives us a stronger connection with her
Amy Dunne is the definition of “I support women’s rights and women’s WRONGS!”
Why do you idolize violent evil women? You would probably do the things Amy has done
This is truly my favorite romantic comedy
The mikesmic energy is strong in this one love you both
i love amy dunn i was genuinely so happy when she didn't get arrested at the end
same girl
And she got her man back. She won so bad. Honestly an icon. Let this be a lesson
Rosemaund pike should've won that Oscar. Not the Julieanne Moore overdue Oscar career win
YUP
Soo trueee
Absolutely, all respect to Julianne Moore bless her but she won that because she was long overdue instead of her performance at that time. If I was the Academy, I would've gave Moore's Oscar for Far From Heaven which is the best performance she has given so far and Gone Girl for Pike
The way Neil's character didn't want Amy as a person but as a perfect image and Amy's face processing it was truly the best part
trin defending amy dunn for 10 minutes straight during international women’s month is so ICONIC
Can't wait for her to defend the KKK during black history month.
@@elliebelleee You liking Amy Dunn proves that you’re not a decent person. People like you excuse messed up stuff if it’s a woman doing it. Like the men who idolize Patrick Bateman
Rosamund Pike played Amy so well, she really understood what needed to be done in order to give a good perfomance
And what's refreshing is that this was the first time the world saw a different side of her as an actress. It was her first leading role and she was cast against type. Sure actresses like Nicole Kidman or Charlize Theron could've nailed it but we kinda expected them to nail it because we know their talent. Pike was super unpredictable because not too many people knew her at that time and this role was unusual for an actress like her, it subverted our expectations that there's a new fresh face who can deliver a good villain role like that. God damn, me commenting this made me miss Gone Girl hype so much back in 2014
I can't believe Gone Girl came out 10 years ago. 10 freaking years and i absolutely miss the hype when it came out. Rosamund Pike as Amy Dunne was everywhere at that time and she truly changed the world in playing Amy Dunne. This was the role of a lifetime that she deserves after being typecast a lot in supporting roles
I truly believe the movie came out so well also because the author was directly involved in everything. The essential parts were kept, while certain things were expanded on (like the "cool girl" speech and the ending with her pregnant), great additions to the movie narrative. It's tricky to do what the book did, going back and forth between Nick and Amy's POVs (her first ones being the diary entries and the laast ones being her actual thoughts), and it could've came across as very tacky or predictable, but it didn't. Both the book and the movie are amazing.
The "unrelying narrator" factor never counted for me in this movie simply because I was 100% supportive of whatever batshit crazy stuff amy was up to so I didn't really care if her pov of their story was a little fake at times
I mean didn’t she lie about him abusing her though?? I feel like it’s pretty important lol😂
@@laneomeara4242 she's not a real why would it matter
Literally lol the cheating is enough
@@kiera2850 Why are you ok with Amy getting back with Nick if he was a cheater? Also you aren’t a good person if you idolize characters like Amy. She’s obviously morally corrupt
@@LeviThaBoi do you think i give a fat fuck about your opinion
I remember reading Gone Girl a loooong time ago and it honestly changed my life. Specifically because of the “cool girl” passage that ended up going viral on tiktok years later. It put into perspective how women often change themselves for a man, but men seldom even THINK of doing the same. Even when it’s for the better. She gave him everything and he cheated. End of story. We stand for Amy in this household
Especially because Nick knew from the beginning she was too good for him. He first wanted to better himself for her, but then after his career went down he just... made it her business? Resented her for growing up rich? Let their relationship strain and then cheats on her with a student so he can "feel like a man" again? Oh, please. His weak mindset, lack of care and indecisiveness caused all this in the first place. Amy loved Nick so much it took him cheating for her to actually take action on a plan that involves her OWN DEATH, and it only took him apologizing for her to KILL a man to go back to him. But Nick's also so self aware that he needed Amy in his life, that he saw no other option than to go back to her, even after everything she did. The book and movie are able to tie these characters in a way that the only possible outcomes are the ones Amy wanted: Her dead and him ruined, or them getting back together. That man was so uncapable of thinking for himself that even choosing divorce was a product of her ultimatum/ plan to keep him without an alibi.
I was in sixth grade when I read it and have no clue what the book was about. Guess I gotta go get it! Thanks for inspiring me to go read the book again after so many years!
No hate, but in the context of the movie and book, both Amy and Nick are putting on a facade of being a more interesting attractive or likeable person. They both fell in love with each other's lies. That's why Amy comes back when Nick pretends to love her on tv. As she says, that lie was the man she fell in love with.
Similarly, Amy has always been am object of public perception because of the Amazing Amy books written about "her." She never got a chance to live an authentic life and became obsessed with projecting a fantasy outwards. She didn't change for Nick. She was a pathalogical liar.
The "cool girl" diary entry was fabricated in her fake diary, though does hold a lot of truth to people's real world experience tbf.
@@ahuman3064Nick was pathetic. Amy was a murderer.
Amy didn't "kill a man to get back to Nick." It wasn't some grand romantic gesture on her part. It was a calculated move entirely for her own benefit. The movie explicitely discusses this when she tells Nick she did it for him and he calls her out.
I get hating Nick but I don't understand justifying Amy lmao
@ceilingfanenthusiast6041 You're absolutely right, theres no justifying her actions. My point is that she goes to extremes to get what she wants. In this case, she wanted Nick. Desi definitely had it coming for other reasons, but the idea of getting her old nick back is what gave her the push to act quickly and spin the narrative she so carefully created.
Go, Nick's sister, was possibly the most sympathetic character by the end, having to watch him stay married to a psychopath for the sake of his unborn child. While Go may not be as charming as Amy, she is far more authentic as a person.
Bc she's not a psycho like her brother or his wife. She's always been on Nick's side until she finds out he was cheating, and with a student! She genuinely gets mad and disappointed at him because it's one thing to complain about certain stuff in your marriage, but cheating is a whole other thing. And she's also horrified by the lengths Amy goes to, and how Nick just... stays. I really like her character
@@heyitsmira17agreed
in the book she irritated me…
trin is so pretty it’s unbelievable
thank you so much omg:’(((
One of the best characters ever imo, and rosamund absolutely slayed her
I love ben affleck in this movie so much every single time he reacts to any news about any likr her being pregnant or that she lost a lot of blod "oh my god 😮" its so funny. Hes the perfect man for the part
Him trying to solve the last clue by writing a bunch of nonsense on a notepad? Impeccable!
I just know Trin made this video for me. My fave movie ever... and on international women's day no less!
it was meant to be❤️
My only problem with girlbossifying her is the lying about abuse and faking sexual assault. Maybe some of you don’t agree and that’s okay. I do love this take, I just think some of the things are kind of crazy to defend haha
No yess I agree
No this is true too
That’s why this movie blows for me. They couldn’t just write an evil woman villain: she has to lie about assault. It’s so frustrating bc I want that catharsis of watching a woman bury a man. Nick GENUINELY sucks in this movie, but all the valid hatred of him is immediately narratively made shakey when she fakes an assault
@@smallspidersad78yeah it kinda overshadows how shitty Nick is when she's pretended to have been assaulted before. It would be different if we found out that she was assaulted and the guy was lying, but we know that isn't true bc of her later actions.
Ig they're just both supposed to be pieces of shit rather than one being good and one beind bad in the end.
Obviously Trin showing her immaturity if she being serious here
I'm so obsessed with that scene where she crawls towards the camera. The first time I saw it was a really formative experience & I honestly think it changed me as a person. I love this movie sm
Or when Amy looks at dead Desi, pauses, and just shakes her head to get the hair out of her face lol
WITH A BOB!
The bob did it!
and what a bob!
the sound editing on this video brings the comedy up to a whole new level, i was almost in tears @ 17:05
Rosamund Pike freaked me out in this movie to the point if i ever meet her in person, i'd probably run away and scream like a man not because i'm a fan of her but she literally traumatised me in Gone Girl 😂 Bless her heart, she know what she went through with this material and she knocked it outta the park. I wish she could've won that Oscar 😢
finally, a amy dunne defender 😭 I am so sick of men making video essays on this movie
idk she lied about sexual assault , as a woman and victim of assault, i really didnt vibe with that and i feel like defending her kinda undermines real victims. idk the girlboss-ification of being a fake victim isnt really that slay and it kinda just stomps all over actual victims. like she did all that just to manipulate him, using real shit that happens to other women just to manipulate some loser - idk like u wouldnt defend sheri papini , so idk why yall are sooooo eager to defend amy
@@Nari-7022Youre not wrong but im not surprised that she doesnt care about how false accusations also invalidate real victims given her character. And all the men who hate her for the false accusations, should concern more about actual victims because that happens too often. Like i think false allegations are terrible but some guys praise fictional men who assault women but ig amy doing a false accusation is too far 🙄🙄
@@joemama3055she is a great character. She is an absolute evil cunt.
Both statements are true
"with a BOB" I'm wheezing
The cool girl monologue honestly changed my life, because I’ve always had tons of female friends and more “feminine” interests, so I didn’t realize I tried to become a specific genre of the cool girl for the guy I used to be with. Never again!!!
She wasn't gonna frame NPH, I think, until she realized he was going to control her.
She decided to frame him as a scapegoat the second she decided she didn't want to die and wanted to go back to nick
amy duncan and amy dunne are the best❤
Something interesting that I never see people talking about is how when Amy returns home, her dress is covered in Desi's blood - you know, she dress that unzipped and removed before getting down and then killing Desi. Did she roll around in his blood before heading home to make her "escape" look more plausible? Food for thought.
This video was made me for me personally thank you trin. I can recite the entire cool girl monologue by heart
Love you. Ive been waiting for this video all my life.
On dates, I love making men watch this movie with me and when it’s over, I slowly look at them and go, “this is my favorite movie” 🥰
You idolize Amy. U are a red flag and you definitely dislike men. Even the lgbtq ones
You aren’t a good person if you idolize Amy. You’re probably a bad girlfriend too
Happy International Women’s Month everyone!! We’re so badass I love us 💖
Suddenly gotta make a Dunkin’ run and I don’t know why
trin your hair is so radiant and beautiful
Amy is my favorite superhero
i was JUST craving to rewatch this THANK YOU FOR GIVING ME A CONFIRMATION
I just realized that this movie shaped the way i see ben affleck in my mind. Like i never realized i truly believe that in his personal life, ben affleck is nick dunne😭😭
Girl you lookin especially pretty here
What are the odds I saw this for the first time last night!!
i made it just for u
29:09 "WITH A BOB! 💁🏼♀️"
You’re literally so iconic omg
Watched this movie for the first time the other night and now it’s definitely one of my favourite movies I’ve watched. So hyped up made this video
Trin never misses
amy duncan TW
i’m begging u to watch I Care A Lot… rosemund is back and she’s just as villainous and diva
Also I agree the casting is perfect, especially for Amy and Nick
regular long videos are what we need from you, TRIN!!
when I worked at disney world last year I saw amy duncan walk down sunset boulevard in hollywood studios
my favorite movie ever I LOVE YOU AMY DUNNE
Whats your favorite rom com?
Anne Hathaway: gone girl 🤗
Does anyone want her to watch/react to the movie like normal? I know you’ve already seen it, but it would still be fun to get her reaction
literally watched gone girl for the first time ever bc i saw ur video on my yt home page
You look so good on this video like omg, your hair, makeup, and outfit is so cuteeeeeeee😋💓
I think I've rewatched this video like 20 times .... everything about it is so brilliant
For anyone who doesn’t know this movie was based on a book and it’s so good highly recommend it. The author Gillian Flynn is incredible
Will always defend this queen
I agree. Amy really ate that shit up babe slayed. No notes.
miss amy dunne is the original woman
The fact that people try to empathize with her and try to justify her actions is crazy to me.
And they all identify as feminists.
I think I just fell in love with the way you talk
22:39 SOCIAL NETWORK MENTION🦅🦅🥳👹🦅🦅
She honestly created feminism ❤
You are very wrong. You are dangerous if you support and love Amy. Being a woman doesn’t make it ok to be horrible
@LeviThaBoi honestly that's valid my B
Found you because of Nicole and I really appreciate discovering a fellow Amy Dunne supporter ❤ also the fact that you refer to everyone by their character name except Emily Ratakowski 😂
I just found out she played Gibby's girlfriend in ICarly. 😲
the way she also manipulated him to not leave her and he started to kind be in love w her again. love u amy🫶🏾
If you’ve never read the book, you really should! It’s great!
this is my favorite movie but i’m biased bc it was filmed in my town !
I have a deep fear that something bad would happen around me and i would react like nick dunne. I truly fear i would not know how to act😭😭
I just love David Fincher and his movies. I'm the target audience. And gone girl shook me to my core and it's one of the few movies I've watched so much I memorized scenes. Amy is just such a fantastic and well written character. AND THE FUCKING BOOK? AMAZING
love u trin but im MISS the old video format sm
I thought the title said Amy Duncan
oh ok trin made that joke too i see
Can’t believe this was the first video I saw of trin’s, it’s meant to be
I would argue the one guy from NYC wasn’t a freak. Every other man though? Full freak!
22:44 really fitting you quoting another david fincher movie
me to my sister: I'll never fucking watch this movie or read the book. It's not my thing
also me: ooh, ill watch this
This is literally my favorite movie
no body, no crime is Noel's anthem fr.
i started working on an essay about gone girl today perfect timing
happy women’s history month i guess
i think about that constantly
@@LovellTrinme too like that’s history
Yayyyy trin posted the day is perfect
Yes, emphasis on mummy dearest…
I'VE NEVER CLICKED SO FAST. Love u queen 💓
i love u😭😭
have i seen this movie? yes. will i watch trin talk about the plot of this movie? yes.
if he kills her after the credits roll they wont suspect him this time
not me going on youtube and immediately finding this, im truly god's fave😆
My comfort movies: Pride and prejudice, the Mummy, the Mummy 2, Gone Girl 2014
I don't even know my own blood type😭 i would buckle under the pressure of this investigation
let’s fucking gooooooo
This isn’t touched on in the movie but in the books the mistress is also weirdly obsessed with Amy, she asks about a lot of her personal details. Her favorite food, favorite color, how she grew up, how they met. Andie was the student and it was Nick’s fault for starting it since he was the person in authority as her professor but she was still a freak.
I just love this movie so much. Very much a commentary of how patriarchy really disadvantages women in marriages/relationships with men!! We see think classic story play out only Nick is married to a psychopath!! Who says screw divorce and moving on, he needs to suffer and 💀 for how he used her up! And weirdly enough it was the wake up call Nick needed! Like everybody clocked him in the end. They realize he’s actually into it! Because like she said the only time he liked himself was when he was trying to impress her!! So he now understands the value of putting on the performance. He wanted her to like him at his lowest when he doesn’t even like himself at his lowest. And got mad when she said she’s not doing that if he’s gonna be like this. What he really wants and needs is someone to impress. That ties into why he cheated too. He felt he couldn’t met Amy’s expectations so he went and found someone whose expectations was a lot lower so he can get that hit of validation. But it’s not enough cuz he knows it’s bs. She doesn’t drive him to be the man he wants to be! Not the way Amy could. And Amy was the only person who could inspire him to be that man.
@@birdiewolf3497 Would you think this if Nick cheated on her with a man? Also people like you who idolize terrible women aren’t good people
@ okay. I don’t need to be a good person to you. You are a random person on the internet. Doubt you’d hold up to the standards you trying to place on me. Ridiculous.
I seen this movie for the first time ever a few months back and I'm sitting there like omg this woman is bat shit crazy 😂💀
OMG YAY!
If you enjoy 90s movies where they said yes to everything you should watch Sleeping With the Enemy
Love this, love gone girl, love u 🩷
as a (hot) fincher fan, I was so shocked when I first watched the girl with the dragon tattoo bc like no way that’s the same director like the treatment of women in that film was so disgusting and nothing had to be that explicit
Maybe its because of the books the movies were based? One was written by a man and one by a woman. (idk tho i havent seen girl with the dragon tatto in like 10 years but i remember the book was very much explicit and had another vibe than gone girl the book)
This is so funny bc I just finished rereading the book
No bc I’ve been waiting for this one
Some people get upset when you like Any Dunne as if they've only ever liked fictional characters that are good people.
Cope harder loser.