The Social Network

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Thyaagu C @Thyaagu 3d Cold, sharp, and viciously entertaining. Bruh, this man was out here (f)Zuccing people since his Harvard dorm days and made his own name into slang for betrayal!! See more Pratik M @nalla_driver May 1 There was no strong plot, no emotional connection, and honestly, no satisfying ending either. I kept waiting for the movie to really go somewhere, but it felt unfinished. I was forcing myself to watch it only because of the high ratings and recommendations, but I genuinely don’t understand how it has such strong IMDb or Rotten Tomatoes scores. For me, it was boring, hard to follow, and completely overhyped. See more Andre T. @andrestuckmannmoviereviews Apr 27 Phenomenal movie I love every second of this film and which also had motivational moments and great plot and characterization. A+ See more Chris P @Xiao_Proxies Apr 14 The Social Network isn't just a biopic about Facebook, it's a sharp character study wrapped in a tech-age legal thriller. Directed with surgical precision by David Fincher and featuring a razor, sharp script from Aaron Sorkin, the film turns boardroom meetings and lawsuits into scenes of genuine tension and drama. Jesse Eisenberg delivers one of his best performances as Mark Zuckerberg, portraying him as socially awkward, brilliant, and quietly ruthless. Andrew Garfield brings heart to the film, while Justin Timberlake surprises with charisma as Sean Parker. The dialogue is fast, the pacing relentless, and the cold tone fits perfectly with the themes of power and betrayal. While the film is occasionally emotionally distant, and it simplifies some real-world events, it still manages to turn coding, contracts, and startups into cinematic gold. See more Stoner J. @Stoner Apr 13 It’s a good flick, but as usual, kinda ruined by Sorkin’s ridiculous fast paced dialogue. See more Henry D @Henry_Domke Apr 12 Much better than we remembered. Seeing it in 4K on the big screen made a difference. The soundtrack and editing were especially striking, and the script was razor sharp, at times laugh-out-loud funny. See more Read all reviews

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