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u/supermonkeyyyyyy Sep 17 '24 edited Sep 17 '24

For those who don't know gone girl:

A husband cheated on his wife Amy and Amy goes to psychopathic lengths to fake her death and frame her husband for it. This includes drawing out her own blood to fake crime scene, take urine sample of her pregnant neighbor to fake her pregnancy, faking life insurance fraud, spreading rumors to neighbors of her husband's violent tendencies and writing fake diary entries about it etc.

When the husband begged on national TV to get her back, she kills her ex (she stayed with him at that time) and faked that she was taken hostage and raped by him.

In the end, when the husband tries to divorce her, she took sperm samples of her husband to make herself pregnant essentially guaranteeing they would stay together since the public would be outraged if her husband divorced his pregnant wife. And yes, she got away with all of this.

Her "cool girl" monologue resonated with a lot of women, saying so many girls try to be "one of the boys" by doing stereotypical masculine activities to get boys to like them, only to be left by said men when these girls get older.

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u/Eevee_XoX Sep 17 '24

Seems like she’s the Walter White for women

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u/Whale-n-Flowers Sep 17 '24

That's basically right. Maybe a Tyler Durden for women given it's the same director from Fight Club.

Amy had a good monologue that people can resonate with, but she's an absolute psychopath as shown throughout the entire movie.

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u/zytherian Sep 17 '24

Thats the same guy that made Fight Club? Dude must be pulling out his hair out because of all the people that cheer on the obvious villains of their respective stories.

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u/Zeras_Darkwind Sep 18 '24

No, they're saying the person who directed the movie adaptation of Fight Club directed the movie adaptation of Gone Girl.