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[brvheart 1,755]

http://www.deadline.com/2010/09/can-social...go-all-the-way/I guess I might see it after all.

[Mercury69 3]

Aaron Sorkin on the screenplay? David Fincher directing? Just those two alone make this worth seeing

[LongLiveYorke 38]

Aaron Sorkin on the screenplay? David Fincher directing? Just those two alone make this worth seeing

Yeah, this one's going to be full of win.

[Governator 54]

It has a lot of talent behind the movie (and in it) which is the only possible way this movie could be great. Whenever I see a trailer for it I feel like I've already seen it or read the story.

[Dubey 1,035]

I'm looking forward to it. I haven't seen a Fincher movie that wasn't at least entertaining.

[loogie 115]

I hear there's an incredible Farmville montage.

[ShakeZuma 585]

I hear there's an incredible Farmville montage.

I already have that scene hidden.

[LongLiveYorke 38]

I hear there's an incredible Farmville montage.

I already have that scene hidden.

Jay Leno wishes he had shtick this good in his monologue.

[loogie 115]

Jay Leno wishes he had shtick this good in his monologue.

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[eYank 0]

Its also based on the book "The Accidental Billionaires" by the same guy who wrote "Bringing Down the House". I read the book which I didn't think was that great but the movie seems to be getting a good amount of hype

[digitalmonkey 929]

Loogie likes this.

You're cool...friend request.

[quadaces 0]

Its also based on the book "The Accidental Billionaires" by the same guy who wrote "Bringing Down the House". I read the book which I didn't think was that great but the movie seems to be getting a good amount of hype

I read an article with one of the guys in Accidental Billionaires and he says the author Ben Mezrich took a lot of liberties with the book.

[frautotenkinder 1,025]

I thought it was good, not great.I believed that all the characters were smart, really smart. I didn't feel the film making was as smart or challenging as the characters. I thought it was good and solid--but not mindblowing.

[Balloon guy 158]

I thought it was good, not great.I believed that all the characters were smart, really smart. I didn't feel the film making was as smart or challenging as the characters. I thought it was good and solid--but not mindblowing.

I have read tons of great reviews etc, and I have zero interest in seeing this movie.However if they make a movie about MySpace and they do it in 3-D and it gets better reviews, then I will still not care.

[Balloon guy 158]

I read an article with one of the guys in Accidental Billionaires and he says the author Ben Mezrich took a lot of liberties with the book.

His books aren't very deep.But perfect airport reading books, which is 20X smarter money wise than writing a well researched book.

[delved 0]

To sum it up in one sentence:The movie was absolutely outstanding, but Andrew Garfield as Eduardo Saverin took it a step further; likely the soul of a film whom without, would have only one half, with a brilliant Jesse Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg.The wit and business-savvy used in this movie, along with the occasional laugh was impeccably great.

[brvheart 1,755]

To sum it up in one sentence:The movie was absolutely outstanding, but Andrew Garfield as Eduardo Saverin took it a step further; likely the soul of a film whom without, would have only one half, with a brilliant Jesse Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg.The wit and business-savvy used in this movie, along with the occasional laugh was impeccably great.

That's two sentences.

[mk 11]

YO I FUCKED THIS MOVIE'S OVARIES DAWG

fyp

[CaneBrain 95]

Just saw it, really liked it. Classic Aaron Sorkin writing all over the place and the actors do a great job (especially Justin Timberlake, who knew).I can see why Zuckerberg decided to give away 100 million bucks right before this opened though.

[loogie 115]

I thought it was ok. Way more pictures of people's babies than I normally like to see.

[Denny Crane 0]

good movie, great, snappy dialogue. Loved the scene at the university president's office.

[Moneyball16 0]

Best movie Ive seen in a long time. Had to see it twice in theatres.

[LongLiveYorke 38]

Saw it last night. It was nothing short of amazing. Best movie I've seen in theaters in a loooong time.

[Skeleton Jelly 2]

Aaron Sorkin on the screenplay? David Fincher directing? Just those two alone make this worth seeing

The first thing Fincher did when he signed on to direct was sit down with Sorkin. He had Sorkin read his entire script the way Sorkin heard it in his head and he timed each scene. Then when he filmed it, he made sure each scene was the "right" length. The opening scene was 5 minutes and 7 seconds when Sorkin read it to him. The opening scene in the movie is 5 minutes and 7 seconds. They also did 99 takes of that scene to get the cadence just right. (I feel like they should've just gone ahead and done one more take at that point.)

[Graydon 0]

One of the best I have seen. Amazing dialogue. I know it's all been said already, but it was really that good.