David Fincher and Aaron Sorking team up to take on Mark Zuckerberg being self-centered genius
The Social Network is David Fincher’s movie about how Mark Zuckerberg/Jesse Eisenberg created Facebook and screwed his friend Andrew Garfield and others in the process. The film has Fincher’s trademark dark look to it which matches the director’s tendency to deal with the dark side of society in this case selfishness and greed. He had a powerful ally in Aaron Sorkin who wrote the screenplay.<br /><br />The opening scene is very important for the entire movie. It has Eisenberg insulting his girlfriend played by Rooney Mara which leads her to break up with him. She says he’s going to be a very successful businessman but think that he’s had it hard in life because he’s a nerd when in reality it’s because he’s a jerk. That in a nutshell is the film’s view about Zuckerberg. He’s a computer genius. He’s made billions, but at the heart of it he’s not a very good person and he really doesn’t care about others.<br /><br />The movie itself is split between Zuckerberg’s time at Harvard when he came up with Facebook and the lawsuits against him that followed.<br /><br />It’s definitely interesting and definitely has a strong argument about Zuckerberg and his company.
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