I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

You won't be disappointed!

Good concept, poorly executed.

It is a whirlwind of delight --- attractive actors, stunning couture, spectacular sets and outrageous parties.

Okay , The movie had an average start even very slow then very quick rhythm giving away what was planned by the wife at once just before the middle then only focusing on that psychopath wife and the rest of the plot when an unplanned accident happened in her plan and then preparing for the ending which was a complete mess with lots of plot holes and unreasonable behaviours especially when both married couple had everything cleared the cards were exposed. The movie had a slow scheme then rising slowly till the end then collapsed with that mess that I felt you were afraid that the days would end before you finish the ending!. I am not trying to have a different opinion about that critically acclaimed movie but really the total scheme flopped from our director who only focused on bringing the wife to the screen with the more than good performance by Rosamund Pike and was a mess in the rest of it even the music didn't add anything to the scenes. Try to understand a complete mess and no entertaining only curiosity what that girl had done before she was gone and what she is doing when that plan had a turn. 6.5/10

I actually watched the film before reading the book, and have since become an avid Gillian Flynn fan and love both, Dark Places and, Sharp Objects, the latter of which I am extremely excited about seeing as a series. Back to the film...What starts off as a fairly normal missing persons thriller, quickly becomes something that you least expect. It is extremely faithful to the book, which I always approve of and very little was even left out. Ben Affleck is fantastic and whatever you may have thought/think about him as a person, do not let that cloud your judgement when watching, Gone Girl, as he is really is believable. However it is Rosamund Pike who steals the show as the missing wife. She is just outstanding, really fantastic. There is enough sex, detective work, subplots, good dialogue etc to interest fans of the different components of a thriller, but for me the overall story line is just so perfect that I wonder if it truly ever could have failed as a film.I am currently waiting for my two next favorite books to make it to screen, What Happened to Michael by N F Paupe, who has the equal power of deception and intrigue that Flynn does and , The Dry, by Jane Harper, a book that will explode ( literally) on screen.

It's a complicated, ploty thriller. You have to pay attention to understand how good this movie is. I don't think the people who don't like this movie must not have a long attention span or are not abundantly blesse a three-digit IQ. It's complicated, twisted, and very well done, and displays Ben Affleck's talent. It is long but if you have the ability to pay attention it is really good.

'Gone Girl (2014)' is a long yet consistently interesting and evolving picture that manages to distance its core characters from the audience just enough so that, though they are still empathetic, our opinions of them are constantly changing with each twist and turn of the tightly-woven and wonderfully layered narrative. It also represents a keen commentary on the vulturous nature of the media in situations such as the one at the core of the story, wherein public conception of both the victim and possible perpetrators is more important than actual evidence or proper investigative journalism. It's interesting stuff deftly explored. The feature's frustrating final act contorts itself into a dark, domestically disturbing ending that will stay with you for quite some time. 7/10