The Social Network
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- Official Trailer (02:24)
- TV Spot: Brilliant (00:31)
Movie Info & Cast
Synopsis
As Harvard student Mark Zuckerberg creates the social networking site that would become known as Facebook, he is sued by the twins who claimed he stole their idea and by the co-founder who was later squeezed out of the business.
Cast
- Jesse Eisenberg
- Rooney Mara
- Bryan Barter
- Dustin Fitzsimons
- Joseph Mazzello
- Patrick Mapel
- Andrew Garfield
- Toby Meuli
- Alecia Svensen
- Justin Timberlake
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- Jan 4, 2017
me: i should get some sleep i have a lot to do in the morning my brain: hey remember when eduardo's shares were diluted down to 0.03%?
sreeJan 9, 2020literally why did david fincher turn the plot of the invention of facebook into a gay drama like what was the reason
sreeAug 13, 2017david fincher i DEMAND to know what you did with the second armie hammer
Wes - Jun 6, 2020
jesse eisenberg's super punchable face really elevates the whole experience
sreeJul 2, 2016imagine breaking a guy's heart so hard he invents facebook.
lara petersApr 5, 2017me getting up to leave class: one valid bit, one modify bit, one reference bit, and five permission bits my professor: this is an english course
cathy - Jan 27, 2019
HE DIDN’T KNOW WHETHER TO DRESS FOR THE PARTY OR THE BUSINESS MEETING SO HE KIND OF DRESSED FOR BOTH :(
mulaneySep 5, 2019starting to think it should be socially acceptable to bully nerds again
JayJan 6, 2021the best fincher, the best sorkin, the best eisenberg, the best garfield, the best reznor & ross, the best, the best, the best...
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Dave Pack lovedThe Social NetworkAwesome film on Zuck’s origin story. Takes a little too much liberty and glosses over his early days growing up as a lizard on alpha Centauri 8
Benny likedThe Social Network2 1/2 hour long dork fight
- tori lovedThe Social Network
andrew garfield bro
q lovedThe Social Networkthe soundtrack was brilliant, the editing was meticulous, the acting was absorbing, the script was well written, the cinematography was well done, and the message, the irony behind the creator of the social network struggling with social relationships. what a movie. 10/10
Conner Funk lovedThe Social NetworkHas to be top 3 movies I’ve ever seen. The best Andrew Garfield I have ever seen, absolutely spectacular. Jesse Eisenberg and Justin Timberlake- spectacular. The polarization of every character and their personalities in this film is unmatched. Couldn’t look away for a second.WOW
- Not0reo_ lovedThe Social Network
might have to rewatch it to actually understand what was happening but i really liked it
Kevin lovedThe Social Network9/10 - Really great movie, couldn’t take my eyes off it. Been on my watchlist for a while, I’m very happy that I finally got around to it. It was my first time hearing of all the things that Mark Zuckerberg has done in his past, truly baffling. Andrew Garfield was A class.
Lindsay dislikedThe Social NetworkI hate this movie and everything about it except when Andrew Garfield’s character is yelling at that irritating grub that is Jesse Eisenberg’s character.
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Metacritic
With a thieves den of borderline-Shakespearian characters, a wickedly literate screenplay, potent direction by David Fincher, an exceptional ensemble cast and subject matter that speaks to a generation and well beyond, The Social Network is mesmerizing.
Pete Hammond
Boxoffice Magazine
The result is a ripped-from-the-Zeitgeist film that is razor-sharp, an astute and funny portrait of the early 2000s, with all its LOL's, its IMO's and its WTF's. Mostly its WTF's.
Mike Scott
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Eisenberg, one of those young actors who has existed just below the radar for several years now (he was the lead in both Zombieland and Adventureland, not to be confused with one another), deserves an Oscar for this dead-on portrayal of a temperamental genius.
James Berardinelli
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