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How many of you saw Dr. Strange and The Multiverse of Madness? What did you think of it? Well we saw it over the weekend and we decided to dive straight into it. We do have a few spoilers so if you want to skip to our man subject, Director David Fincher, feel free to and come back once you've seen the new Marvel film.  David Fincher is one of, if not the best director alive right now but what makes him so good as his craft? Join us we discuss it in order to figure it out.

Side note: We mention a non-spoiler section which we adhere to but a few minutes later we do accidentally mention some things so we apologize for that and we just wanted to give you a fair warning. ALSO we had a wind storm going on during this podcast so we apologize for any audio blips you may here.




Films Discussed: Doctor Strange and The Multiverse of Madness, David Fincher, The Social Network, Seven, Gone Girl, Alien 3, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Panic Room, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo

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Not all marriages are for love. Some are for security. Others are to acquire limitless power for decades of a tyrannical reign. This is the story of Jezebel, a ruthless Old Testament queen who was unstoppable in her quest to get what she wanted until somebody let the dogs out.

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This week, Sean and Giannis blast off and watch Sean's Criterion Film pick:  Armageddon! Spoiler alert, only one of them makes it back. The other gets featured on a huge poster as the other's wedding. Take a guess who it is. I'll never tell. But Michael Bay, Ben Affleck, and Bruce Willis are all invited. 

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The podcast opens with our usual discussion about our most recent reads. Marissa discusses several novels, including her first Colleen Hoover read, and Megan dives into her newfound love for Lore Olympus by Rachel Smythe. Other recent reads include The Weight of Sand by Edith Blais, Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins, Stardust by Neil Gaiman, and Persuasion by Jane Austen.

From there, our readers dive into this week's topic. Marissa opens the discussion with a strong opinion on why open-ended novels can be the most amazing experience, while Megan argues for why she often avoids them. And, despite that, the readers start with a great contemporary example of an ambiguously ended story: Joan He's The Ones We're Meant to Find.

Marissa goes on to discuss Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn and both Megan and Marissa discuss John Green's novel Looking for Alaska and why this ambiguous ending is vital to the characters in the story. Megan brings up Ann Brashares' novel, My Name is Memory, which is technically an unfinished series that left a lot of questions for the readers. Marissa counters with Zadie Smith's book, White Teeth, which imagines the potential ending for its characters without confirming anything. Megan finishes her list with Ruth Ware's The Turn of the Key and Joan He's Descendant of the Crane, while Marissa laments about her favourite short story writer, A.S. Byatt.

In the end, the two bookish podcasters make promises for their upcoming reads and draw their next topic from the book jar. 

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**Some spoilers in the episode for the following books**

• Joan He's The Ones We're Meant to Find
• Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl
• John Green's Looking for Alaska
• John Green's Paper Towns
• Ann Brashares My Name is Memory
• Ruth Ware's The Turn of the Key
• Joan He's Descendant of the Crane

Movie Challenge 3 is staging its own kidnap and murder in this week's movie Gone Girl, a 2014 drama thriller based off a novel by Gillian Flynn. Starring Ben Affleck, Rosamund Pike, and Neil Patrick Harris, it's the delightful tale of how far a scorned woman will go for revenge on her husband.

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We rank things out and try to figure out what we learned about the elusive Mr. Fincher.

The guys get together to discuss a highly debated movie amongst the group. After Mike and Paul begin discussing what they like, Joe takes the stage going over what he dislikes about the film and why he has so many issues he can’t get past. The guys discuss how much of this movie is a satire and we get an introduction to Pretty Paul. The guys discuss David Fincher and the amazing performances from Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike. They go through all of their favorite and hated scenes, quotes and characters including a debated discussion on Neil Patrick Harris. The Recast closes the show as Joe nearly forgets to re-make this 2014 mystery drama. Octopus and Scrabble? 

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On this episode, Finny Dugan and John Manning discuss their top ten movies based on books. Stephen King, Nicholas Sparks, and Daniel Brown are just a few authors who's books have become incredible movies. 

Brendan Leonard joins us to discuss Fincher's satirical thriller.  We're talking media satire, marriage as a fraud upon the public, where Fincher and author/screenwriter Gillian Flynn's real allegiances lie, and the ultimate battle of the sexes as Kim Dickens faces off against Tyler Perry.

Thanks for joining us for episode 27 of Literally Disturbed! We've got some disturbing stories for you so get settled in!  

Brittany's true crime story this week is on the infamous "Gone Girl" case from Vallejo county California. Denise and Aaron went to bed thinking they had a fresh start on their relationship. They had no idea however that start would begin with a break in and Denise being kidnapped. Trust me you want to hear this!

We get real disturbed with Katie's paranormal story on Alcatraz and how completely frozen and isolated some inmates were until they met a horrific fate. Find out what cell blocks are the most haunted and what famous celebrities did time here! 

Cryptozoologist Sophie continues the fairy series with a great tale of the will of the wisps.

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On this episode of Under Further Review the boys lay back and chill on the couch while watching the Toronto Maple Leafs take on the Vancouver Canucks. The boys discuss the NFL draft, good drafts, bad drafts and the best picks. The boys talk about characters that make you hate them so much in movies and tv shows. There is no tournament this week, but next week there is a solid tournament coming up! 

Joan Risch was a 31 year old mother and wife that disappeared under mysterious circumstances on October 24 1961. We might never know what happened, but to this day people are still astonished to how eerily similar this case is to the popular book and movie, Gone Girl.  Then we dive into the death of Yancy Noll, a popular wine steward who was shot and killed as he sat in his car at a stoplight in Seattle, Washington. Was this road rage? Or MURDER?

Sources
https://morbidology.com/gone-girl-joan-risch/
https://icestationpoetry.medium.com/into-thin-air-what-is-the-likeliest-explanation-for-the-disappearance-of-joan-risch-1bdd4953b4e
https://historichorrors.com/2019/04/04/the-mysterious-unsolved-disappearance-of-joan-risch/
https://www.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/5yitmk/the_very_strange_disappearance_of_joan_risch/
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/a-student-of-murder/
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/defendant-in-yancy-noll-death-called-lsquoa-student-of-murderrsquo/

Get the slate ready because it's time for Take 17! This week, Alyssa and Logan talk about I Care a Lot and Gone Girl. The Rosamund Pike collection. Join us as we talk about Avenging Grandmas, Frito Cookies, and The Birds, The Bees, and Death.

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Gone Girl Marketing Strategy: https://www.thewrap.com/how-fox-marketed-gone-girl-into-a-hit-by-keeping-its-secrets/

This week, Jordan and Brooke dig into Netflix's latest 2021 release and discover that we do care – a LOT – about Rosamund Pike and Eiza Gonzalez as scammer girlfriends. Come for the evil lesbians, stay for the costume design praise, unhinged plot discussion, light moral dilemmas, and some highly unqualified Golden Globes predictions.

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A brief chat and round up of all of our reads over the last couple of weeks. Spoiler free apart from the very end of the podcast where we give you a warning!

Discussion topics include: child loss, the dating scene, brief feelings, buddy reads and Hannah's distaste for hardbacks.

(Footnote: Rhiannon's childhood obsession was The Mystery Club, not Mystery Kids. Told you her memory was bad!)

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Heyyo Feature Buffies, Valentine's Day is right around the corner, So Sean Troutman, Pat Troutman and myself decided we want to give ya a cautionary tale. We reviewed 2014 film, Gone Girl. Careful of the Cool Girl.

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Emily and Dylan here again, wishing you all a great week! 

This week's topics include the disappearance of Laci Peterson, haunted real estate, technology that goes too far, and a potential killer coming out of a coma.

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Stay tuned to discover the final takeaways from Valerie and Leslie’s  deep study of Gillian Flynn’s 2012 novel, Gone Girl. Find out what they’ve learned from applying Story Grid’s Editor’s Six Core Questions and breaking down each quadrant of this compelling Psychological Thriller. 

The Story Grid Writer’s Room is a show dedicated to offering a practical approach to the Story Grid method so you can put it to work. This season Valerie and Leslie will spend six episodes analyzing Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn to help you understand how to apply Story Grid’s macro tools to masterworks and your own story.

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Wonder how to deliver a powerful and satisfying finish to your story? On the Story Grid Writer’s Room podcast this week, Valerie and Leslie analyze the ending payoff of Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl to unpack what makes this story work so well. 

The Story Grid Writer’s Room is a show dedicated to offering a practical approach to the Story Grid method so you can put it to work. This season Valerie and Leslie take six episodes to analyze Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn to help you understand how to apply Story Grid’s macro tools to masterworks and your own story.

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