Gone Girl - Why Amy's Fury Still Resonates 10 Years Later

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It’s been a decade since David Fincher’s adaptation of Gone Girl hit our screens and sent waves through society. Amy Dunne was villainous, vengeful, and… also kind of relatable. And while the story was grounded in its era, it’s in many ways even more relevant today. 00:00 Intro

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[distant_lines]

It's because men still suck. The End.

[allmylines]

any dunne INNOCENT!!!

[allons_y42]

this movie is a comfort watch for me because a man gets to experience the consequences of his actions

[am2m]

same!

[lurkurheartout]

that cool girl monologue still scratches my brain just right, because she was right.

[aebbel]

In terms of feminist monologues, it beats the Barbie one by miles.

[humannatur3]

both live rent free in my head

[itsallnotone]

Rosamund killed it in this role. I remember seeing it in theaters and everyone was freaking out during that scene with NPH. And the way she shook her head afterwards?! An ACTRESS!

[jojito]

I love Julianne Moore but that Oscar was a 100% Rosamund's.

[joliebelle]

Same when I saw it in the theatre. I remember being like...oh, was I the only one that read the book? lol