The mega success of the Gone Girl Industrial Complex means it’s inevitable that some of the original intention of not just the book but this particular speech will be lost in popular translation.

I discovered my womanhood through Amy Dunne’s “cool girl” monologue from the movie “Gone Girl” (arguably pretty late in life). The “cool girl” monologue didn’t tell me I was a woman as such but ...

Ten years after Rosamund Pike changed lives with her Oscar-nominated turn as Amy Dunne in Gone Girl – her ‘cool girl’ monologue remains an iconic moment in cinematic history. For those ...

Nowadays, the Gone Girl monologue has reached cult-like status. While the cool-girl trope still creeps ... only to flip the script and expose the dark side of gender dynamics.

6. Amy’s “cool girl” monologue owes a debt to There’s Something About Mary. In arguably the most famous part of Gone Girl, Amy unleashes a monologue about how she played the part of the ...

Rosamund Pike as Amy Dunne in a still from Gone Girl(Photo: X) For your consideration, here's a verbatim excerpt from the monologue, just to truly put things into perspective: “Cool girl is hot.

Tove Lo is revving up for her sophomore album and previewing new material with the smooth new single “Cool Girl.” Above a house-y beat, Tove Lo repeats “I’m a cool girl” for the chorus ...

Part of what makes “Gone Girl,” first Gillian ... the novel’s signature moments, a monologue in which Amy explains the creature called the “Cool Girl” by framing it as Amy’s outrage ...

By Lexy Perez Associate Editor It’s said that “hell hath no fury like a woman scorned,” but when it comes to Gone Girl protagonist ... Amy’s infamous “cool girl” monologue would ...

She's an antagonist we’ve all known: the Cool Girl. Amy, the once cool, now gone girl, exists in the cultural canon not just as a fascinating villain or a cautionary meditation on female rage.