this is very true but if you remember in Barney's house she spatted red red stuff on her to simulate rape or misscarrage ... There's no other need to collect DNA evidence.
THAT... is super legit.Ska is it safe to discuss the points in your post?
I kid.
I actually made a long post on one of these recent pages regarding the ending.
The movie isn't "real" as a whole, I understood that lol. It's obviously exaggerated, it's a story after all. What I meant by "real" when I said that was the back and forth war in a relationship. The war of perspectives. The war of words. The jealousy, the different wants in life, the changes. A lot of that felt real because it's things most of us go through in relationships.
I've never been married so obviously I don't claim to be experienced or an expert in that field, but I've lived with my girl for years so I can at least understand a lot of the different things they argued about (ambition, him not trying hard enough to look for a job, him being disinterested at times, them arguing about having kids, etc). So a lot of those things felt... Real.
The psychotic, murdering, crazy behavior... Obviously not real life for most of us
But yeah, ska... Can you read my thoughts on the ending a page or two ago and let me know what you think? I don't think it's as lazy as people might initially think.
So you're saying that ultimately, the ending shows us...The more we discuss it and the more time that goes by...
The more incredibly genius the ending actually becomes in my mind.
At first I was like whaaaa... That's it?
But weeks have gone by, I've watched a few reviews, read a few message boards with people discussing the movie, heard you guys break it down in here...
And now I'm like whoa.
That ending was so real it probably flew over many of our heads. Instead of giving us what people "think" they wanted to see, like a cliche death or divorce, we got the ugly/creepy/sad yet ultimately realistic truth as an ending.
Who she become is exactly what a guy like that would come to like. There's obviously a reason Ben started to cheat on her. That boring, been there done that phase of marriage got to him. That kind goody too shoes act by the wife is something most guys would probably get bored by quick.
As sickening as it is, the fact that she did turn into such an evil ***** probably brought back all the attraction and feelings he had for her back when they first met. It was like the honeymoon stage of your relationship coming back, except in the most twisted and u comfortable fashion.
We're most attracted and intrigued in our companions when we first meet them because we have so much to learn about them.
Ben thought he had learned everything there is to know about his wife, so it just became stale like most relationships do.
In a way he was back to trying to figure out who she was again, and that intrigue was all back.
It's clear at the end that no matter what words he was saying to his sister, the truth was he WANTED to stay with her.
There may have not been very many options, but there were still options nonetheless.
He chose to stay... So it said it all.
And after a few weeks of thinking about it...it makes sense, based on who he was throughout the movie and who he was when he met her.
Perfect ending man.
Movie just became even more outstanding in my eyes.
Will cop that blu ray with no hesitation
Did you read about the story of the chick who cut of her mans junk twice?Ska is it safe to discuss the points in your post?
I kid.
I actually made a long post on one of these recent pages regarding the ending.
The movie isn't "real" as a whole, I understood that lol. It's obviously exaggerated, it's a story after all. What I meant by "real" when I said that was the back and forth war in a relationship. The war of perspectives. The war of words. The jealousy, the different wants in life, the changes. A lot of that felt real because it's things most of us go through in relationships.
I've never been married so obviously I don't claim to be experienced or an expert in that field, but I've lived with my girl for years so I can at least understand a lot of the different things they argued about (ambition, him not trying hard enough to look for a job, him being disinterested at times, them arguing about having kids, etc). So a lot of those things felt... Real.
The psychotic, murdering, crazy behavior... Obviously not real life for most of us
But yeah, ska... Can you read my thoughts on the ending a page or two ago and let me know what you think? I don't think it's as lazy as people might initially think.
That story of that chick who cut ff her man's junk... twice... you know why that story made the news?
Because it hardly ever happens. It's not like that happens in every relationship, like we all know what it's like to have our junk cut off or be framed for murdering our girl.
That's why he said "Yeah, that's not typical for most of us."
And yeah, of course movies like these affect females some type of way, make some of their minds think they could pull it off.
So be more selective, because movies/games/music doesn't MAKE people; they INFLUENCE people.
A chick who is cray was cray before Gone Girl. Thinking "Awwww, man, why'd they have to make this movie? Now girls are gonna be thinking they can set me up for murder if I don't kiss their ***" is naive. Girls with crazy thoughts had them before Gone Girl.
Put cameras in your house, though.
Just in case.
THAT... is super legit.Ska is it safe to discuss the points in your post?
I kid.
I actually made a long post on one of these recent pages regarding the ending.
The movie isn't "real" as a whole, I understood that lol. It's obviously exaggerated, it's a story after all. What I meant by "real" when I said that was the back and forth war in a relationship. The war of perspectives. The war of words. The jealousy, the different wants in life, the changes. A lot of that felt real because it's things most of us go through in relationships.
I've never been married so obviously I don't claim to be experienced or an expert in that field, but I've lived with my girl for years so I can at least understand a lot of the different things they argued about (ambition, him not trying hard enough to look for a job, him being disinterested at times, them arguing about having kids, etc). So a lot of those things felt... Real.
The psychotic, murdering, crazy behavior... Obviously not real life for most of us
But yeah, ska... Can you read my thoughts on the ending a page or two ago and let me know what you think? I don't think it's as lazy as people might initially think.
SUPER
Legit.
Money, people not pulling weight, kids, where to live...
... this chick had them move to Missouri because of a death penalty. Like... WHOA.
To me, the Missouri move was a 'just in case'.
Like, he wasn't cheating yet, but this chick BEEN cray.
"Awww, your mommy's sick? In Missouri? Where there's a death penalty? Well THAT could come in handy. Sure, babe. Let's move to Missouri."
The more we discuss it and the more time that goes by...
The more incredibly genius the ending actually becomes in my mind.
At first I was like whaaaa... That's it?
But weeks have gone by, I've watched a few reviews, read a few message boards with people discussing the movie, heard you guys break it down in here...
And now I'm like whoa.
That ending was so real it probably flew over many of our heads. Instead of giving us what people "think" they wanted to see, like a cliche death or divorce, we got the ugly/creepy/sad yet ultimately realistic truth as an ending.
Who she become is exactly what a guy like that would come to like. There's obviously a reason Ben started to cheat on her. That boring, been there done that phase of marriage got to him. That kind goody too shoes act by the wife is something most guys would probably get bored by quick.
As sickening as it is, the fact that she did turn into such an evil ***** probably brought back all the attraction and feelings he had for her back when they first met. It was like the honeymoon stage of your relationship coming back, except in the most twisted and u comfortable fashion.
We're most attracted and intrigued in our companions when we first meet them because we have so much to learn about them.
Ben thought he had learned everything there is to know about his wife, so it just became stale like most relationships do.
In a way he was back to trying to figure out who she was again, and that intrigue was all back.
It's clear at the end that no matter what words he was saying to his sister, the truth was he WANTED to stay with her.
There may have not been very many options, but there were still options nonetheless.
He chose to stay... So it said it all.
And after a few weeks of thinking about it...it makes sense, based on who he was throughout the movie and who he was when he met her.
Perfect ending man.
Movie just became even more outstanding in my eyes.
Will cop that blu ray with no hesitation
