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Gone Girl

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Gone Girl	label	Gone Girl
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Gone Girl	comment	Gone Girl is the 2014 film adaptation of Gillian Flynn's novel of the same name, directed by David Fincher and written by Flynn herself. It stars Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike, with Neil Patrick Harris, Tyler Perry, and Carrie Coon in supporting roles.The film's story follows Amy and Nick Dunne (Pike and Affleck), whose seemingly happy marriage has culminated in the disappearance of Amy on the morning of their five-year anniversary. With the combined factors of an intense media feeding frenzy and persistent police officers, Nick's picturesque image begins to crumble, and the spotlight turns on him when suspicions arise that he may not be as innocent as he's letting on...Please note that much of the suspense in the film's story comes from its numerous twists and turns. A majority of the tropes below are completely spoilered out, and thanks to Interface Spoiler, it's not even guaranteed that you won't figure out the twists just by reading what's below. With that said, read at your own risk.
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Gone Girl / int_11cdc5d8	type	White Anglo-Saxon Protestant
Gone Girl / int_11cdc5d8	comment	Amy and her parents. The family, stereotypical upper-crust coastal WASPs, continuously sneer at "shit-smelling" Missourians; Amy in particular is called a bitch by no less than three characters even before she turns their whole shit upside down; her parents even modeled the character of Amazing Amy in everything the real Amy fell short in achieving. Understandably, Amy wasn't just simply not thrilled by this, it made her insane.
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Gone Girl / int_1282bf4f	type	No Celebrities Were Harmed
Gone Girl / int_1282bf4f	comment	No Celebrities Were Harmed: During the film, Amy's disappearance is covered by Ellen Abbott of the NNL Network, who quickly assumes that Nick murdered her. The segments are a clear spoof of the HLN Network and the Nancy Grace show.
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Gone Girl / int_143939c1	type	Trailers Always Spoil
Gone Girl / int_143939c1	comment	An example that also provides an aversion to Trailers Always Spoil: one trailer has a scene of Amy's lifeless corpse sinking in the water, but in-film the event is simply an Imagine Spot.
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Gone Girl / int_14ec1fb	type	Symbolic Glass House
Gone Girl / int_14ec1fb	comment	Symbolic Glass House: In addition to his city home (which doesn't qualify despite being both big and fancy), Desi has a home in rural Missouri that is all glass. Amy uses it against him when she realizes that she's essentially trapped and he has no plans to let her go, by throwing herself down and screaming in front of the glass doors and security cameras to make it appear as though she's being held captive as a Sex Slave.
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Gone Girl / int_19ebe383	type	Never Trust a Trailer
Gone Girl / int_19ebe383	comment	Never Trust a Trailer: An example that also provides an aversion to Trailers Always Spoil: one trailer has a scene of Amy's lifeless corpse sinking in the water, but in-film the event is simply an Imagine Spot. The trailers implied that Amy is dead or missing, not staging an elaborate revenge plan. That Nick is either guilty, or is trying to prove that Desi is the main villain. None of this is the case. According to the director's commentary, David Fincher fought hard with the marketing department to keep the twist hidden in all the advertising.
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Gone Girl / int_1b44c21	type	GrayAndGreyMorality
Gone Girl / int_1b44c21	comment	Gray-and-Grey Morality: Nobody is completely good or completely bad.
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Gone Girl / int_1b4e322c	type	Mr. Fanservice
Gone Girl / int_1b4e322c	comment	Mr. Fanservice: A likely unintentional one with Nick. Ben Affleck had started working out to play Batman by the time of filming and so is in very good shape, which the shower scene shows off (although the context of the scene makes it more of a Fan Disservice).
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Gone Girl / int_1e0c10c5	type	Laugh of Love
Gone Girl / int_1e0c10c5	comment	Laugh of Love: Nick and Amy Dunne tend to laugh around each other early in their relationship, but this trope is gradually averted as their seemingly-perfect marriage falls apart.
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Gone Girl / int_222dc873	type	Black Comedy
Gone Girl / int_222dc873	comment	Black Comedy: There are moments of it. For example, Amy flipping her hair to keep blood out after she kills Desi.
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Gone Girl / int_23f1384a	type	Babies Make Everything Better
Gone Girl / int_23f1384a	comment	Babies Make Everything Better: Discussed. Amy suggests that they have a baby when their marriage is going poorly, and Nick turns it down, saying that a baby won't "fix" anything.
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Gone Girl / int_25a19aa5	type	Turn the Other Cheek
Gone Girl / int_25a19aa5	comment	Turn the Other Cheek: Despite her scorn over Nick's affair, Margo never falters in standing by her twin's side. As she puts it:
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Gone Girl / int_268b5e6b	type	Unfolding Plan Montage
Gone Girl / int_268b5e6b	comment	Unfolding Plan Montage: Amy's monologue during the Internal Reveal includes images of what she is going to do, involving committing suicide by drowning. Of course, Unspoken Plan Guarantee applies and the plan changes due to unforeseen circumstances.
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Gone Girl / int_2d363f63	type	Frame-Up
Gone Girl / int_2d363f63	comment	Frame-Up: Amy successfully frames an ex-boyfriend for rape after he leaves her for another girl, landing him on the sex offender registry and ruining his life. It's her word versus his, only she's also faked some evidence.
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Gone Girl / int_314afdb	type	In-Universe Factoid Failure
Gone Girl / int_314afdb	comment	In-Universe Factoid Failure: When a disguised Amy pretends to be from New Orleans, she talks to Greta about drowning herself in the Gulf of Mexico and letting herself be eaten by great white sharks. Greta points out that it's bull sharks that live in the Gulf, and since an actual Louisianan would know that, she starts to suspect her.
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Gone Girl / int_3346eb29	type	Overdrawn at the Blood Bank
Gone Girl / int_3346eb29	comment	Overdrawn at the Blood Bank: There is plenty of blood in the scene where Amy slashes Desi's throat open. It's okay because the throat is a major artery. Blood doesn't so much gush as spray out when that one is cut.
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Gone Girl / int_33d5b7f2	type	Adapted Out
Gone Girl / int_33d5b7f2	comment	Adapted Out: Desi's mother and Hilary don't appear in the film. Tanner Bolt's wife Betsy, his partner in law, is adapted out. Since Betsy was black and Tanner (in the novel) was white, the move resulted in a Race Lift for Tanner.
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Gone Girl / int_392372f9	type	Actor Allusion
Gone Girl / int_392372f9	comment	Actor Allusion: During the montage of Nick and Amy's first marriage, they end up fucking at the library, where the clue revolved around Pride and Prejudice, with Nick quipping, "God bless Jane Austen" - Rosamund Pike played Jane Bennet in the 2005 movie adaptation.
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Gone Girl / int_3e157a10	type	Twincest
Gone Girl / int_3e157a10	comment	Twincest: Mentioned by name after the media spreads rumors about Nick and Go.
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Gone Girl / int_3f45f1e6	type	Adaptational Heroism
Gone Girl / int_3f45f1e6	comment	Adaptational Heroism: The film version of Nick is a somewhat more sympathetic character than the book version, he's more of a regular loser than the near-sociopath he is in the book. Noticeably, while the book makes his awareness of her schemes more direct, the film has a very subtle example wherein Nick claims that they are "partners in crime." Amy looks visibly surprised. In the book, he also is so hell-bent on revenge against Amy, he repeats to himself lines like "Stupid bitch, stupid bitch" and "come home so I can kill you." He doesn't, but... yikes. While not exactly heroism, Andie seems to get a better deal in the movie than the book, likely due to her being borderline Demoted to Extra. In the book, every scene Andie appears in she appears progressively more ditzy and clingy, failing to grasp the seriousness of Nick's situation. However, her demotion also means the audience doesn't get the succinct and cutting "The Reason You Suck" Speech she delivers to Nick when he breaks it off with her in the novel.
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Gone Girl / int_401d4116	type	Broken Aesop
Gone Girl / int_401d4116	comment	Broken Aesop: Amy's "cool girl" monologue about being true to yourself is undermined by the fact that she seems as honest with Nick in her flashbacks as she's ever with anyone. Therefore, her anger seems misplaced. Likewise, Amy is incredibly unhappy when she's left to be herself and quickly falls into old patterns in order to make friends. Not to mention that one woman in a car that she focuses on as a "Cool Girl" turns out to be sitting next to another woman, not a man. It undermines Amy's point that women only act in certain ways to draw male attention, as opposed to simply being the way humans act for each other. Of course, given that Amy is a sociopath with narcissistic traits, the Aesop-breaking is likely deliberate.
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Gone Girl / int_4517f2a2	type	Symbolic Serene Submersion
Gone Girl / int_4517f2a2	comment	Symbolic Serene Submersion: The official trailer for the film ends with a disturbing shot of Amy, hair arrayed, sinking slowly beneath the water, apparently having been murdered. This shot is not actually in the movie, where it turns out she is not dead. The book connects this image to Amy's sense of drowning in her boring life and marriage to Nick.
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Gone Girl / int_48b9731f	type	Paper-Thin Disguise
Gone Girl / int_48b9731f	comment	Paper-Thin Disguise: Played with. Amy goes to reasonable lengths to avert it - dyes her hair, forgoes makeup, wears glasses, puts on weight, adopts a new accent and even smashes herself with a hammer to the face, looking reasonably different from her image in the media. However, a real victim of domestic abuse and trailer trash, Greta, sees through it and admits so when she robs her, even making a point of saying that she clearly has never been hit in her life. Then she socks Amy in the jaw.
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Gone Girl / int_4db42cf3	type	Male Frontal Nudity
Gone Girl / int_4db42cf3	comment	Male Frontal Nudity: Neil Patrick Harris gets a fan-disserving one. Ben Affleck has a blink-and-miss-it scene under the shower.
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Gone Girl / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
Gone Girl / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: Nick's less sociopathic personality puts it more into this category. While there are those who are fully aware of everything Amy did, she planned things so perfectly that there is no proof, meaning she gets away scot-free. She also gets herself pregnant in order to trap Nick in their marriage as he can't leave because he'll be once again painted as unsympathetic to those who believe all of Amy's lies.
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Gone Girl / int_4e91b042	type	Making Love in All the Wrong Places
Gone Girl / int_4e91b042	comment	Making Love in All the Wrong Places: In an early scene Nick and Amy have sex in a public library.
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Gone Girl / int_53224e46	type	Bookends
Gone Girl / int_53224e46	comment	Bookends: Both the first and last shots of the movie show Nick stroking Amy's hair while giving a voiceover monologue about the "primal questions of a marriage", before Amy turns to look at him to the upper-right. There is, however, one key difference between the two shots. In the first, Amy looks surprised, innocent, and even vulnerable. In the last, her surprise quickly fades, and she simply smirks.
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Gone Girl / int_557838d1	type	Adaptational Attractiveness
Gone Girl / int_557838d1	comment	Adaptational Attractiveness: Officer Boney is described as ugly in the books, but is nowhere near ugly onscreen. Noelle is described in quite unflattering terms by both Nick and Amy, but she's reasonably pretty in the film. Margo, for that matter, is described as quirky bordering on ugly (Nick says he has a thing for ugly women), but no amount of drab clothing or glasses can make Carrie Coon look like the sharp-featured, strange-faced woman described in the books. In a subtle nod, however, her hair in her introductory scene is indeed pulled back with the "nerdy girl barrettes" described by Nick.
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Gone Girl / int_5663a595	type	Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole
Gone Girl / int_5663a595	comment	Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole: Unlike in the book, Amy never follows through on her plan to get rid of her car. In the book, after she meets Desi again, they dump the car and Purell every inch of it. This does not happen in the movie; as far as the audience is shown, she just leaves it in the casino parking lot. Since this would create a gaping hole in her story, it leaves a potential avenue for the truth to be uncovered, but this fact never gets addressed and the movie acts as though she unambiguously got away with everything.
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Gone Girl / int_58970413	type	Coincidental Broadcast
Gone Girl / int_58970413	comment	Coincidental Broadcast: Every time somebody switched the TV on, it shows a report related to the investigation. Possibly justified, as Margo prerecords Ellen Abbot's shows.
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Gone Girl / int_59907e4f	type	Police Are Useless
Gone Girl / int_59907e4f	comment	Police Are Useless: Or in this case, incapable of doing anything except blindly following the narrative Amy has laid out. Detective Boney is the sole exception. When near the end of the movie she presents a perfectly reasonable question to Amy in why she wants to go back to the husband she's portrayed as an abusive adulterer, the other police present look at her like she's explaining how the CIA assassinated JFK. They also apparently aren't going to investigate Desi's movements during the days Amy was missing. For all they know he has an airtight alibi on the day she claims he took her. Also tracking him during the days she was missing would've revealed that he was at the Casino (places with the most surveillance in the world) with Amy clearly not against her will. When Nick makes the obvious point that it would have been really hard for Amy to get a boxcutter if she really was imprisoned, Officer Gilpin just asks, "why can't you just be happy that your wife is back?"
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Gone Girl / int_607d2ef7	type	Mouthing the Profanity
Gone Girl / int_607d2ef7	comment	Mouthing the Profanity: When Nick Dunne sells out his lover during a public speech regarding his wife's disappearance, she mouths "asshole" at him from the crowd.
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Gone Girl / int_64a45c81	type	Street Smart
Gone Girl / int_64a45c81	comment	Street Smart: Greta certainly doesn't have Amy's education, but she's no slouch at sniffing out lies and recognizing opportunities. She's savvy enough to see through Amy's story very quickly, and correctly reason that she's on the run and can't call the police if she's robbed.
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Gone Girl / int_736d791f	type	Adaptational Badass
Gone Girl / int_736d791f	comment	Adaptational Badass: The police are much more competent in this version when it comes to following up on early leads, which streamlines a lot of the early subplots. Most notably, in the film the police investigate the abandoned mall and learn that Amy had tried to buy a gun from the homeless men living inside; in the book, this was done by Nick, his friends, and Amy's father because the police only investigated the mall during the daytime.
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Gone Girl / int_74c1b6f4	type	Flyover Country
Gone Girl / int_74c1b6f4	comment	Flyover Country: Amy does not like living in Missouri and her parents clearly look down on the locals as well.
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Gone Girl / int_74c3078d	type	TheRashomon
Gone Girl / int_74c3078d	comment	The Rashomon: All versions of the events are from Amy and were especially engineered so that Nick didn't have a version to defend himself. Ultimately, she sticks by her story and even makes up new details to leave Nick completely at her mercy and unable to reach to anyone.
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Gone Girl / int_77bc8a56	type	Unable to Support a Wife
Gone Girl / int_77bc8a56	comment	Unable to Support a Wife: Played with. Amy married Nick for him to become an unrealistic paragon of emotional and financial fortitude for her delusions; when he failed to deliver, she made it even worse for him by surrendering a two million dollar cushion to her parents and intentionally framed him as a reckless spender.
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Gone Girl / int_7d7a7d0f	type	Opening Narration
Gone Girl / int_7d7a7d0f	comment	Opening Narration: The movie opens and ends with a monologue by Nick.
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Gone Girl / int_7eccbb3d	type	Shower Scene
Gone Girl / int_7eccbb3d	comment	Shower Scene: Both protagonists together in a shower towards the end for fanservice.
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Gone Girl / int_7efd2e30	type	Expository Hairstyle Change
Gone Girl / int_7efd2e30	comment	Expository Hairstyle Change: Flashback scenes of Nick and Amy's marriage show her with long hair, which is cut shorter before she disappears.
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Gone Girl / int_805b13e	type	Wacky Marriage Proposal
Gone Girl / int_805b13e	comment	Wacky Marriage Proposal: Nick proposing to Amy during an interview.
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Gone Girl / int_82a64c4b	type	Adaptational Nice Guy
Gone Girl / int_82a64c4b	comment	Adaptational Nice Guy: In the film, Nick has a number of scenes that show him doting on the family cat, Bleecker. In the novel, Amy was the one who had all the affection for it.
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Gone Girl / int_83a903f6	type	Stepford Smiler
Gone Girl / int_83a903f6	comment	Stepford Smiler: Amy is unique in the way that she doesn't just put a facade for Nick, but she has done so throughout her lifetime towards both women and men; in doing so, Amy is even more unique in the fact that she is a character that is both a misogynist and a misandrist. After the whole ordeal (murder, faked rape and all), she intends to continue the facade even when Nick sees right through her and she is even able to manipulate him into begrudging submission.
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Gone Girl / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Gone Girl / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: After Amy's reappearance, Andie (Nick's girlfriend) is not mentioned again, albeit in hindsight she did good in getting the hell out of Dodge after accusing Nick of Amy's murder on national television.
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Gone Girl / int_868409c	type	Broken Pedestal
Gone Girl / int_868409c	comment	Broken Pedestal: The film is a bit clearer that, despite finding out that Nick is innocent, Margo has learned some fairly disturbing aspects about her twin brother's character. At one point Nick admits that he was somewhat relieved that Amy wasn't at home; Margo's unsettled look speaks volumes.
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Gone Girl / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Gone Girl / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: Early in the movie, it seems like Amy's parents are throwing an engagement party for Amy and Nick, but it turns out to be a party for the fictional Amy, and they berate the real one for not wearing white and going along with the party theme. It's played with, though, as Nick actually does propose to her during the party, albeit in an unorthodox manner.
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Gone Girl / int_87ab7f69	comment	Sharp-Dressed Man: Desi and Tanner, who are almost always seen wearing business suits.
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Gone Girl / int_957e5fc2	comment	Villainous Breakdown: Amy suffers a small one after Greta and Jeff steal her money, angrily shrieking into a pillow because for once in her life, something hasn't gone according to plan.
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Gone Girl / int_973d220f	type	Never My Fault
Gone Girl / int_973d220f	comment	Never My Fault: Nick and Amy blame each other for their marital problems rather than acknowledging their own wrongdoings.
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Gone Girl / int_9de3695d	type	Alto Villainess
Gone Girl / int_9de3695d	comment	Alto Villainess: Amy is a very rare speaking-only version of this trope. As the character, Rosamund Pike pitches her voice to be deep and almost husky — contrast against her voice in Pride & Prejudice (2005) or An Education.
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Gone Girl / int_a3a4a800	comment	Too Clever by Half: Amy might be a dangerous and highly intelligent sociopath who outwits everyone around her, but she is outmatched by simple, everyday criminals in Jeff and Greta, who rob her, beat her up and get away scot-free thanks to common Pragmatic Villainy. A large part of her ability to manipulate people comes from their emotional investment in her. Almost everyone she successfully deceives have some form of personal relationship with her, be it her husband, parents, extended family, neighbors, ex-lovers, or fans of her work. Jeff and Greta have zero clue who she is, and the realization that she is unable to manipulate those who have no investment in her was likely a reality check and big reason she called Desi.
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Gone Girl / int_a5dbfd85	type	Contraception Deception
Gone Girl / int_a5dbfd85	comment	Contraception Deception: As Nick was against having a child because "children don't always save marriages", Amy impregnates herself with Nick's sperm and uses this as a means to force Nick to stay trapped in a happy marriage facade with her.
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Gone Girl / int_a6cda066	type	Rule of Three
Gone Girl / int_a6cda066	comment	Rule of Three: Amy's love interests. We meet Nick first, and he seems like a fairly normal guy, if a bit stonefaced. The audience also knows he had nothing to do with Amy's disappearance. He meets an old boyfriend of hers, who tells Nick how Amy ruined his life with a false rape accusation. He's understandably bitter, but other than that, a fairly normal guy. By now, the audience is ready to discard Amy's parents' line about her always attracting obsessive lovers. But then we meet Desi.
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Gone Girl / int_a70223	type	Karma Houdini
Gone Girl / int_a70223	comment	Karma Houdini: Amy destroyed an ex-boyfriend's life for little reason, put Nick through hell and now has him under her control, and murdered Desi, yet she comes out of all this looking like a victim.
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Gone Girl / int_a8238745	type	"Hell, Yes!" Moment
Gone Girl / int_a8238745	comment	"Hell, Yes!" Moment: Nick and company are rather elated when he nails a great interview on national television; predictably, it doesn't last.
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Gone Girl / int_a82ff02f	comment	Count how often Leffe beer comes up. Nick and Amy Meet Cute when Nick tells her to be careful where she puts her "monk-brewed Belgian wheat beer." She holds it up to the camera in some angles as they talk. It's also visible at The Bar and in Desi's refrigerator. Stella Artois and Hoegaarden, other Belgian beers owned by InBev, are also common.
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Gone Girl / int_ab5eea65	comment	Dramatic Irony: Halfway through the movie, we learn the truth behind Amy's disappearance while the public is kept in the dark.
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Gone Girl / int_ace24b2c	comment	Halfway Plot Switch: Around the one-hour mark, we get an Internal Reveal and a switch of POV from Nick to Amy.
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Gone Girl / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Gone Girl / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: Amy's face when they first stepped on Missouri. Amy's face when Desi tells her that he is "never letting her get away again." Her expression is impassive, but her eyes are filled with terror. Desi, when he and Amy are watching Nick's teary interview on national television. Nick has a bunch: When Amy tells him that she surrendered two million dollars from her trust fund back to her parents without even talking with him. When he tries to turn the tide around with a heartfelt speech for the cameras and the crowd that initially bodes well, but then Amy's "best friend" opens her mouth. Unsurprisingly, Nick bolts out of there in a jiffy. Again, when he opens the door to see Amy covered in Desi's blood from head to toe and then again when she giddily beckons him to join her in the shower still covered in blood. And then again when Amy reveals that she artificially inseminated herself with Nick's fertility clinic sperm. Margo has one of these when Ellen Abbott shares some compromising details about her and Nick on her show:
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Gone Girl / int_b03634f8	comment	Right Through His Pants: Inverted. Desi somehow penetrates Amy through her panties before she kills him.
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Gone Girl / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Abusive Parents: Amy's parents creating a fictional near-perfect child set a bar the real Amy could never reach and forced her to a life of being compared to her fictional self. When she goes missing, the parents act more like their fictional daughter has disappeared, even naming the website they set up after the character.
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Gone Girl / int_b8e3f20a	type	Demoted to Extra
Gone Girl / int_b8e3f20a	comment	Demoted to Extra: Nick and Margo's parents aren't given nearly as much focus in the film, with Bill only appearing in one scene and Maureen doesn't even get speaking lines. Justified, in that they are mostly used in the novel to explain Nick and Margo's own personality quirks. Andie has comparatively less screen-time compared to the books.
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Gone Girl / int_bc7e1c5b	type	These Gloves Are Made for Killin'
Gone Girl / int_bc7e1c5b	comment	These Gloves Are Made for Killin': Subverted. The mystery of Amy's kidnapping/possible murder is revealed in Flashback and it shows Amy herself is the culprit behind her fake abduction, and she wears latex gloves as she stages the scene of the crime to frame Nick after discovering his affair.
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Gone Girl / int_c5b47b36	comment	Offscreen Moment of Awesome: Subverted. Initially we are not shown the interview Nick does with Sharon Schieber, but we are told he was performing exceptionally well. Eventually we get to see snippets of it when Amy watches the interview with Desi at the lake house. It's effective enough to convince Amy that Nick doesn't actually love her, but is willing to lie to himself enough to continue with the charade. Too bad for Desi.
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Gone Girl / int_c660bc15	comment	Fan Disservice: In the movie, we get a short glimpse at Desi's penis — after he has had his throat slashed open, with his corpse covered in blood. A scantily clad Rosamund Pike? Good. A scantily clad Rosamund Pike covered in blood? Not so good. The things Rosamund Pike does to her body and the ways she crawls around to spread blood everywhere are very disturbing.
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Gone Girl / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Gone Girl / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Nick can be seen playing what is quite clearly Battlefield 3 in one flashback segment.
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Gone Girl / int_c8ba12ee	comment	Interplay of Sex and Violence: Amy gives Desi what he's clearly been hoping for all along when she leads him to the bed in his lake house. He probably wasn't hoping to get his throat slashed, though.
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Gone Girl / int_ca7ec334	comment	Two Lines, No Waiting: After the Half Way Plot Switch, the story splits off into two parallel story lines following Nick and Amy separately, but not necessarily in chronological order.
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Gone Girl / int_cf92fea8	comment	Cassandra Truth: Nick is telling the truth when he says that he barely knows Noelle Hawthorne, and that he didn't buy any of the items that appear on his credit card. Also, at one point, regarding the underwear found in his office, he says something along the lines of, "If they're not Andie's, they're Amy's, and she left them there for me to find." Neither the characters in the film nor the audience believe him, given his track record.
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Gone Girl / int_d7c3ba61	comment	Race Lift: Tanner Bolt, who was white in the book, is played by Tyler Perry in the movie. The character had a black wife, who's been Adapted Out, and since Perry's Bolt takes on her media guru role, he could be seen as a Composite Character.
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Gone Girl / int_dc579c91	comment	Contrived Coincidence: In-universe example. Nick points out how convenient it is for Amy's diary to end with her saying she fears her husband will kill her. Boney thinks so too, it's part of the reason she never completely buys into the idea Nick killed Amy, despite the evidence backing it up. It's pretty convenient for Amy that Desi lives in St. Louis and has an isolated lake house where she can stay for a while after her plan is turned upside down by having all her money robbed.
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Gone Girl / int_dca70c44	comment	Reasonable Authority Figure: Detective Boney never really buys the accusations against Nick, even once she finds the fake diary and assumes that his blunders are just a result of stupidity and shock. She immediately voices her suspicions so that Nick has a chance to provide his own context. Since Nick doesn't do that and antagonizes her by being uncooperative, it leads to his arrest after the police gets Amy's "anonymous" tip about the woodshed. Once Amy returns, she starts questioning the holes in her story, but is shut down by the FBI.
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Gone Girl / int_dea5fe1	comment	Kubrick Stare: After showing her true colors, Amy demonstrates that she is a master of these.
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Gone Girl / int_e16cd24e	comment	Know When to Fold 'Em: Tanner and Boney stop helping Nick and Margo after Amy returns - they note that while they are sympathetic, the case is too big for local police and that Amy's hero status is currently impenetrable. Boney specifically states that the FBI being involved in Amy's case means that she can no longer have any involvement in it. She doesn't have any choice but to back down, even though she clearly isn't buying Amy's "kidnapping" story. Amy doesn't try to fight off Greta and Jeff when they rob her, knowing that they outnumber her. In the book, she mentions she's never been in a fight before and wouldn't know what to do outside of what she's seen in movies.
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Gone Girl / int_e2ccee25	comment	Animal Motifs: Amy is very much like a cat, as shown on her movements and stare when Nick is caressing her hair both in the opening and ending scenes.
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Gone Girl / int_e543a655	comment	Light Is Not Good: Before killing Desi during sex, Amy notably strips down to white lingerie.
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Gone Girl / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Exact Words: Margo predicts the manner of Amy's return before even Amy knows what she's going to do.
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Gone Girl / int_eb8ec7c8	comment	Jerkass: Amy and her parents. The family, stereotypical upper-crust coastal WASPs, continuously sneer at "shit-smelling" Missourians; Amy in particular is called a bitch by no less than three characters even before she turns their whole shit upside down; her parents even modeled the character of Amazing Amy in everything the real Amy fell short in achieving. Understandably, Amy wasn't just simply not thrilled by this, it made her insane. Ellen Abbott from the NNL Network accuses Nick of not only the disappearance of Amy based on his out-of-character attitude from a person that is supposed to be in bereavement, but also accuses him and "Go" of having an incestuous relationship; later, she even has the proverbial balls of showing up at their house after her venomous tirade once Amy reappears and Nick even calls her out on her hypocrisy. James Gilpin also counts. Throughout the movie he constantly believes Nick is guilty and is always pushing Rhonda into arresting him. At the end, when Nick makes the very valid point that Amy couldn't have acquired a box-cutter if she was tied up the whole time, Gilpin just says, "Can't you just be happy your wife is back?" Also, unlike Rhonda, Ellen Abbot, and Amy's parents, he doesn't even attempt to apologize to Nick for painting him as guilty.
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Gone Girl / int_ec0ce986	comment	Spotting the Thread: Amy, in hiding, has said she's from New Orleans, and casually brings up drowning herself in the Gulf of Mexico (It Makes Sense in Context) and becoming "food for great white [sharks]." Greta informs her that "It's bull sharks in the Gulf." This is our first sign that Greta suspects Amy.
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Gone Girl / int_f005700f	comment	Conspicuous Consumption: Amy buys several extravagant "man-cave" items in Nick's name as a way to make it look like he was trying to build himself a new life once she was out of the way; she hides the items in Margo's shed to make her complicit as well.
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Gone Girl / int_f50c4557	comment	Viewer-Friendly Interface: A close-up on Nick's phone reveals Andie's text message (that she is waiting outside) displayed in large font in the center of the display.
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Gone Girl / int_f511ea9b	comment	Product Placement: Count how often Leffe beer comes up. Nick and Amy Meet Cute when Nick tells her to be careful where she puts her "monk-brewed Belgian wheat beer." She holds it up to the camera in some angles as they talk. It's also visible at The Bar and in Desi's refrigerator. Stella Artois and Hoegaarden, other Belgian beers owned by InBev, are also common. In her first scene, Detective Boney spends a substantial amount of time holding a Dunkin Donuts coffee cup.
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