Rosamund Pike and Ben Affleck's "sensational" thriller Gone Girl has found a new streaming home in the UK.
Based on Gillian Flynn's book of the same name, the 2014 movie was added to Prime Video in the UK on Thursday.
Starring Pike and Affleck as a married couple named Amy and Nick Dunn, the psychological thriller follows Nick as he searches for his missing wife.
The synopsis reads: "Nick Dunne reports that his beautiful wife, Amy, has disappeared. Under scrutiny from the police and media circus around him, the spotlight is turned on him.
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"Soon his lies and strange behavior have everyone asking the same dark question: Did Nick Dunne kill his wife?"
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Directed by David Fincher, Gone Girl stars Neil Patrick Harris, The White Lotus star Carrie Coon, Tyler Perry, and Kim Dickens alongside Pike and Affleck.
In Digital Spy's review of the movie, we said: "The Gone Girl movie grabs you in its vice-like grip from the opening seconds and doesn't let go. There are moments in this film that will make your jaw drop in shock and horror."
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Our review wrapped up, saying that Gone Girl is a "sensational" film that "will rattle you to the core, get under your skin and leave you thinking about it for days."
Previously speaking about her role in the film as Nick's twin sister Margo, Coon told The Independent: "I'm one of the actors who feels like I should watch myself 'cause that's how my habits are revealed to me.
"But when I watch Gone Girl, all I can see is myself making faces. I think I can note my improvement as The Leftovers goes on – I think I get better – but I find my performance in Gone Girl horrific to watch."
Gone Girl is available to stream on Prime Video. It's also available on Disney+ and ITVX.
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