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Gone Girl is a physiological thriller, written by Gillian Flynn, that depicts what happens when Amy Dunne, the wife of, Nick Dunne, goes missing the morning of their fifth wedding anniversary. This movie is filled with outstanding characters, the soundtrack is rather unusual but for this film is suitable and overall a great plot. Throughout Gone Girl, Nick Dunne, played by Ben Affleck, appears to be known as many things, but you don’t find out if they are true or not until further on in the movie

It is these three, however, who absolutely make the film what it is. Such unparalleled acting and interactions between Lucas, Rachael and Travis. No, it's not the "three stooges," for these three tell a much more compelling story and give stunningly impressive performances that far supersede the antics of those superb comedians from another era. While the story does involve a love triangle, Hallmark's writers seem to avoid the pitfalls we sometimes witness when viewing films that revolve around that

everywhere. It didn’t matter the surface, the carpet of the tv room, the walls in the hallway, even on a bright and sunny day, I would drive Henry’s red convertible in Mama’s flower bed. The bed was filled with beaming pink pansies and dazzling yellow tulips and had a few dirt mounts that were perfect to make trick shots off

Its planting season in Colorado, Sergio, a resident of Greeley, goes to Home Depot, and buys a wide range of plants: Heirloom tomatoes, tulips, sunflowers and even some daisies for his garden. Like most Coloradoans, he loves spending countless of hours outside, maintaining his garden. There is a great devotion to horticulture and hard work, digging holes, having the right fertilizer, the appropriate spacing between plants, and of course watering them. In order to keep these plants lush and flourishing

The sole qualification for writing a love letter is that you feel the love and want to express it. That’s the beauty of it. But it would be trite and probably false to say that as an expat, I can love Canada more truly (observe: Gord Downie). I think it interesting, however, that my love for Canada has grown up – become richer, more intentional and more constant – since I left. I moved with my family from Toronto to New York in 2014 to take a job teaching philosophy – a fantasy job, a world-class

glad to see you” “ Huh’’? I said while I was fixing up some tea. After all it was New York City in winter. “ Wow. Sienna you are stunning,” Ditrick said. I said nothing.‘’ Well I heard about the problem. These are the suspects I concluded. Jakyla Tulip. Dana Lupistrick . Kiara Brown. Who shall we visit first.? “ said Ditrick. Dana Lupistrick. I responded. Dana and Jakyla are my best friends and roommates. Although, I don’t get quite along with Dana. We went in Dana’s room and we saw her gossiping

Hey Everyone! Check this amazing book out! Emily Windsnap And The Castle In The Mist Emily Windsnap And The Castle In The Mist is the tSomething Beautiful A- Apples are beautiful because they show Mother Nature’s creativity. They come in different colours such as green,red,and yelllow. They also come in different shapes and sizes. B- Butterflies are beautiful insects! There are approximately 20,000 species of butterflies in the world. Each species has different coloured wings. For example,a

Edward Chancellor is an investment strategist, amongst many other things after graduation from Trinity College. While he currently is a columnist for Financial Times, Chancellor has also written many books, one of them being “Devil that the Hindmost: A History of Financial Speculation”. This book is an interesting look at events where economic speculation is in the forefront throughout history. The book starts out with one of the first accounts of speculative mania, the tulopomania during the Dutch

John Calvin was born in Noyon, France in 1509 to Jeanne Le France and Gérard Calvin. His father was the secretary to the Bishop of Noyon, which allowed John the privilege to attend universities later in life. His mother was known for being a beautiful religious woman, who died about four years after John was born. He had an older brother named Charles and a younger one named Antoine. His father, a religious man himself, brought up all three children in the church. His father decided to remarry after

Sometime after midnight, Ava’s father stood up reeling from the vodka. He clutched the old farmer's dining table, lit by candlelight in the middle of the house, and steadied himself. But the hand-made trestle table and its colorful Balkan tulip motif began to spin. All at once, the wooden table and benches blended with everything else. All of it turned gray -- the folk art on the embroidered privacy curtains, dividing the house; the family members sleeping in beds along the outer walls;