At the beginning of the movie, Zuckerberg's girlfriend dumps him, saying: "You will be successful and rich, but you're gonna go through life thinking that girls do not like because you're a tech geek that I .. know, from the bottom of my heart that will not be true. Is it because you're an idiot. "His comments and one of the bookends the film. But there is something about the characterization that does not fit ass early. The film opens with Zuckerberg, talking with his girlfriend (Erica Albright, played by Rooney Mara), and runs every bit the stereotype most intellectual, socially inept geek. He says what he thinks, to a fault.
conversation partner, to be held in Boston in late 2003, is one of the best opening sequences I've seen in movies for years. Cut dialogue, how Zuckerberg tasking between issues, is fascinating. Albright is talking track B, while the top issue is responding Zuckerberg A. The meandering plots. The scene also sets the standard for interpreting actor Jesse Eisenberg, co-founder of Facebook. It is a performance of the Academy simply brilliant prize worthy.
The same is true of the movie that absolutely deserves some Oscar consideration. "Social networking is not just a movie of the moment - which is the film du jour - but a tight drama, fascinating for two hours makes a brief moment, something like the time spent on Facebook. I say that knowing the basic plot beforehand. I am a technology journalist for a long time, after all. I am familiar with the background story of the founding of Facebook, intellectual property disputes and lawsuit settlements - and yet the film captured my attention. Director Fincher tells a good story.
I sighed my college days watching run through the campus of Harvard Zuckerberg, from the restaurant where he Albright landfills. Lighting (East Coast scenes are quite dark) and cinematography are reminiscent. Incidentally, the soundtrack to set a tone that is surprisingly modern. Now I regret not grasp the Sept. 28, when AmazonMP3 discounted to $ 2.99.
Albright break, I understand it's fiction, exposes the whole chain of events that led to the creation of Facebook. Distraught, Zuckerberg Albright boil in a blog on LiveJournal, and night mixed up a website comparison of accidents in the Harvard network. All other events continue to cause rupture. "Social networking" has a simple motivation for the founding of Facebook: This is a girl.
The other driving force behind Facebook is a man, creator of Napster, Sean Parker, who is surprisingly well played by Justin Timberlake. Parker captive Zuckerberg, guiding it to California and infecting him with the idea of Facebook can not be a million of the company, but one billion dollars. I can not vouch for the accuracy of the characterization Timberlake Parker, but I enjoyed it.
Carefully watched computers and other devices to see if the filmmaker truly portrayed the time - granted, but only six or seven years. I noticed at least one false step: What looked like a modern MacBook Pro used by a DJ in a sequence of 2003.
Otherwise, "Social Network" is fascinating and will appeal to anyone who uses Facebook - and even that did not. I saw a morning show earlier today, and to my surprise, most of the audience was over 60 years of age. I hope the younger viewers nightly entertainment package. Certain films capture the spirit, the essence of his generation, such as "The Graduate" made by the end of 1960, "Baby Boomers" (I've done, but decided not to publish a list of other decades.) "Social networks" could be the movie of the Net Generation
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