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The Social Network
A 2010 movie directed by David Fincher.
The Social Network is a 2010 drama film directed by David Fincher about the founding of the social networking website Facebook. The film features an ensemble cast, which consists of Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew … see full wiki
Cast:
Justin Timberlake,
Andrew Garfield,
Joseph Mazzello,
Brenda Song,
Jesse Eisenberg,
Rashida Jones,
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Director:
David Fincher
Genre:
Drama
Release Date:
October 01, 2010
MPAA Rating:
PG-13
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Quick Tip by djevoke.
October 14, 2010
This movie was incredibly entertaining. I enjoyed Justin Timberlake as Shawn Parker and Jess Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg- he was all intelligence and wit with a slight hint of vulnerability. It had an interesting storyline and it was easy to see how an idea can lead to corrupt business. Will it make a difference if you see it on the big screen versus Netflix? No, so if you're tight on funds, this can wait for your queue.
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Quick Tip by tunguz.
November 01, 2010
A great movie about everyone's favorite social network. The online developer in me loved the fact that most of the technical jargon was actually fairly accurate and meaningful. However, as a Stanford grad I was disappointed that there were no outdoors scenes form Palo Alto or the Stanford campus.
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I thoroughly enjoyed the Social Network. I see a lot of movies and was not expecting to like this one so much. If you have not seen it, or you are not into facebook so you don't think you would be interested... go see it, you won't be disappointed
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I have a Facebook account. My friend Rob also has one. So does my friend Gabriel. And my friend Arthur. And Kitty. And Nick. Even my Mom had one (she got rid of it while job hunting). It seems like pretty much everyone is on Facebook these days. Of course it wasn't always like that. Prior to Facebook the big thing was MySpace. Everyone who was everyone had some page overloaded with graphics and music that took twenty minutes to load. It was a good idea for a site. It was a … more
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