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The Psychology of Gone Girl (2014 rerun) (Patreon)

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2018-07-22 15:00:00
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2024-02

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RERUN: Dr. Kirk Honda and Humberto analyze the movie Gone Girl.

The Psychology In Seattle Podcast.

Oct 15, 2014.

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Music by Bread Knife Incident.  

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Anonymous

Thank you for reposting this, I hadn't seen the movie and it gave me a good excuse to finally watch it. The line about readers throwing the book against a wall made me want to watch it, like Humberto, I kind of like the bad endings. It was really interesting listening to your take on it. I didn't read the book and my take was very influenced by my True Crime interest. The beginning made me think of the Micheal Peterson case, so I thought he was maybe guilty (though I knew there was some twist to it). Then I spent her part of the movie hoping she wouldn't get killed, since he would more or less be screwed, though I thought maybe she would die and he'd go to jail with her actual murder going free. When they ended up back together it made me think of the Netflix Evil Genius documentary a little. That was a very different crime and situation, but the idea of two psychopaths sort of feeding off each other and causing harm to everyone around them as they also tried to deal with each other. Though, from what information you had on the book, maybe not. I thought it was a little clunky, the way it moved through the points of view, but I still liked the movie over all. I LOVE the movie Cloud Atlas and it is really artistic with it's POV switching, so I judge all movies by it, ha.