Missouri couple one pair moved from New York Nickand his wife Amy, two people on the surface are a pair of perfect loving couple, but wedding anniversary the same day at 5 , This beautiful family has changed. Nick returned home and found that the door was not closed, the furniture in the living room was messy, and his famous and beautiful wife was nowhere to be seen. Nick confesses affectionately through the media, frantically looking for his missing lover. Overnight, he changed from a lucky husband whom everyone admired to a poor man with nowhere to hide under the spotlight. Amy uses her diary to record her married life every day, and every wedding anniversary is meticulously designed a "treasure hunt" full of surprises to maintain the intimate relationship with her husband, but life is unstoppably getting more and more prosaic. It is also this diary of Amy that reveals that this family has many typical features of American domestic violence cases, and every word directly refers to Nick as the real murderer. Nick exposed a series of lies, scams and inappropriate behaviors, which made his situation worse. Amy is touted as the new favorite of the media. Everyone wants to know if she is alive or dead, and the hungry public is waiting to dig out the truth. But is Nick really a murderer?
Gone Girl movie plot
2021-10-13 18:32
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Lavonne 2022-03-22 09:01:07
**Comments involve spoilers** Disappointment, the two lines of causality are methodical; crime reversal and marriage parables are reduced to eight-point soap operas with frequent loopholes: residual diaries, surveillance visits, how to delete non-false surveillance ( If deleted, the police did not find the lost monitoring time?). Marriage exploration is too straightforward, and the crime method is too bizarre. I only learned Siewon's "love is like murder, murder is like love", but not the "perfect crime".
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Jettie 2022-03-24 09:01:09
The finch dog whimpered contentedly and scored ten stars
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Amy Dunne: Want to test your marriage for weak spots? Add one recession, subtract two jobs. It's surprisingly effective.
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Nick Dunne: Do you really want to be the couple that has a baby to save their marriage?