gone girl: iconic, fincher’s highest grossing film

sharp objects: a jean-marc vallée hbo miniseries starring 5 time academy award nominee amy adams

dark: places

gone girl: iconic, fincher’s highest grossing film

sharp objects: a jean-marc vallée hbo miniseries starring 5 time academy award nominee amy adams

dark: places

dark places deserved a decent adaptation as much as sharp objects & gone girl. even more, maybe, since i feel like this is the only one out of the three books where the leading force of what happened was actual love (even though it all turned out tragic anyway)

what a waste of time

dark places deserved a decent adaptation as much as sharp objects & gone girl. even more, maybe, since i feel like this is the only one out of the three books where the leading force of what happened was actual love (even though it all turned out tragic anyway)

what a waste of time

im glad to say that i read the book first, but cant really say i love either of them. and i don't understand why this is shot like an episode of succession???

im glad to say that i read the book first, but cant really say i love either of them. and i don't understand why this is shot like an episode of succession???

Gone girl was so much better!

Gone girl was so much better!

Despite a good performance from Theron and Nicholas Hoult (who I love) being cast, this one didn’t hit. It was pretty generic and unseasoned. Side note— took me looking at the credits to realize that wasn’t Barry Keoghan, it was Tye Sheridan. They should be cast as brothers in something.

Despite a good performance from Theron and Nicholas Hoult (who I love) being cast, this one didn’t hit. It was pretty generic and unseasoned. Side note— took me looking at the credits to realize that wasn’t Barry Keoghan, it was Tye Sheridan. They should be cast as brothers in something.