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Post 24: Best Plot In Movie

When it comes to a movie with one of the best plots I'd have to give it to "Gone Girl". This movie is so good that I could watch it over and over and not get tired of it. The plot was about A man wife named Amy who he considered to be perfect goes missing, philandering Nick becomes the prime suspect of this missing woman. What makes this so interesting is that although I thought he was the reasoning that she was missing due to how the movie was going THE PLOT HAD A TWIST!!! this made the movie even more suspense and good! The plot twist was that the wife Amy who was initially missing learned that her husband Nick had cheated on her. So she decided to disappear to make it look as if her husband Nick had killed her. Later on through the movie she returns back home to Nick her husband, meanwhile when she was away she'd murdered her ex boyfriend to make it look like he'd kidnapped her. Yes she's crazy!!!! But this plot was so good that it kept my attention throughout the entire movie!

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  1. agreed! GONE GIRL is one of my favorite movies

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  2. I’ve never watch this movie, only heard of it. The way you explain the plot makes it a must watch! Great post

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  3. I also have never watched this movie, but I want to now! I think this is also a book if I am not mistaken. Sounds like she was trying to prove her point, savage!

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