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This statement, uttered by a lawyer, played by Rashida Jones, describes David Finchers The Social Network quite well. Music by Edvard Grieg Arranged, Produced and Performed by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross See more. I wasnt talking about China anymore, I was talking about me. Shortly after the bag disappears and when Eduardo is escorted out by security he still does not have his bag or is he concerned about it.ĭid you know there are more people with genius IQs living in China than there are people of any kind living in the United States.īut, heres my question: how do you distinguish yourself in a population of people who all got 1600 on their SATs. When Eduardo meets the lawyer about his shares getting diluted Eduardo is carrying a black bag on his shoulder. You dont get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies. All of the themes mentioned above are universal and can be applied to a number of fantastic films and works of fiction over the centuries, and that, I think, is the greatest achievement of the film.In a fury of blogging and programming, what begins in his dorm room soon becomes a global social network and a revolution in communication.Ī mere six years and 500 million friends later, Mark Zuckerberg is the youngest billionaire in history. However, I'm not sure I like this designation, especially since once you watch the film, you very quickly realize that this isn't a story about the founding of Facebook it's really a story of friendship, ambition and betrayal, a character study of this fascinating individual whose actions in the film happen to depict the invention of an online social networking site that gets out of hand and puts all of his relationships, especially that with his best friend and business partner, in jeopardy.

His counter in the film is Saverin, played brilliantly by Andrew Garfield, a name we will be hearing a lot more of of in the next few years: Saverin is a far more sympathetic character, more warm and inviting? These traits only increase the impact of the tragedy of Zuckerberg's betrayal of their friendship.Many pundits and commentators have designated this to be the 'film that defines our generation', and truly a 'product of its time' in the most literal sense of the word. Stripping away his signature goofiness and neurosis, Eisenberg plays Zuckerberg as a cold, calculated and determined genius who knows what he wants, is very confident and forward-looking and will stop at nothing to get it. Instead, he opted to go for a cast of relative unknowns or up-and-comers, and really make stars out of them. The casting of the film is quite a departure for Fincher, who has enough clout to gather the biggest names working in the business. The rapid-fire, overlapping dialogue remains one of the highlights of the film for me, and the script is certainly a shoo-in for Oscar consideration.The film is also a rare showcase of pure acting prowess, and features a very interesting and eclectic cast of young actors stepping out of their comfort zones and delivering some truly phenomenal work. I saw Fincher refer to it as 'Sorkinese' in an interview, and this is a really good description? It is certainly very unique to Sorkin and the scripts he has written, and it is also certainly a completely unique language? One which normal people in our real world do not speak, but that just sounds great on screen. Most of all, though, it's a showcase of Sorkin's impeccable writing style and knack for writing dialogue with a very unique sound and rhythm. Reviewed by tr91 7 Facebook and the Internet in general is a massive part of today's world, so making a film on this subject seemed like an interesting idea.The acting in this movie is very good, Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield in particular (two of the main characters). It is one of those rare works that feels so effortless in its brilliance which is due to the incredible work from both Fincher and Sorkin in creating this modern masterpiece, the way I see it the film relies heavily upon three aspects which are executed with perfection.First of all, the score for this film is sensational. The gritty 'Se7en' and the intelligent 'Fight Club' had been two of my favourite movies growing up, the latter of which I had the privilege of studying in college quite in depth and although I missed 'Benjamin Button' (only god knows why it took me until 2013 to watch!) I had thoroughly enjoyed the enigmatic 'Zodiac' as well.' Social Network' became my favourite Fincher title almost immediately. David Fincher is one of the true masters of delivering some of the greatest films of the past few decades. He's made a film about facebook?!' Almost immediately 'Social Network' became a movie that I needed to see.

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