Comments on: Watch: Supercut Details David Fincher’s Use Of Doubling In ‘Gone Girl’

By: WW3babyeater

WW3babyeater — Fri, 13 May 2016 13:03:25 +0000

MMMMMMM, can\’t weight.

By: A Guy

A Guy — Fri, 13 May 2016 13:03:25 +0000

Hey "A GUY WHO KNOWS ENGLISH"

How is your blood pressure?

By: A guy who knows English

A guy who knows English — Fri, 13 May 2016 13:03:25 +0000

This sentence appeared in your article: "I would argue that “Gone Girl” is ultimately a deeper and more morally complicated film then its detractors might suggest…" It should say " \’THAN\’ it\’s detractors might suggest…" Does anybody writing for modern newspapers or especially web sites know anything at all about spelling words in the English language? It\’s already obvious that most of you kids don\’t know the first thing about tenses, syntax or prepositions but I digress. I realize this will mean nothing to all those kind, thoughtful Millenials out there…but it does mean something to us Baby Boomers because apparently we were the last generation of Americans to actually attend real schools. Please God! Learn the difference between "there" and "their". Between "affect" and "effect". Jesus this country is doomed.

When WW3 happens you children will be eaten alive.

By: tristan eldritch

tristan eldritch — Fri, 13 May 2016 13:03:25 +0000

"The result is alternately a black-as-night comedy about a marriage in freefall, a scathing critique of modern true-crime celebrity, and another slick, gloomy thriller in the Fincher wheelhouse — and sometimes it’s all three of these things at once."

Not many films are courageous and subversive enough to critique modern true crime celebrity.