Every book has two sides. Directed by David Fincher, Gone Girl stains the optimal appearance of women in relationships. In an overview, the film depicts an innocent man wrongfully accused of harming his wife. Moreover, it portrays the mentality of society and how partners are viewed in today’s world. Yet, the storyline animates a road deeper than such. The movie illustrates and insinuates the misunderstandings many men encounter relating to their wives or girlfriends. As a consequence, this compels many men to be prejudiced by the public eye, families, and even themselves. Thus, it has become effortless for female counterpart to accuse their man of slandering, harming and assaulting. The film also uses a heavy dose of irony, especially at
