"The Social Network"
A story about how "Facebook" was started...
A story about Mark Zukerberg who after started the website eventually ended up becoming the youngest BILLIONAIRE in the world...
A story about getting out of our comfort zones and realizing that success in this world isn't and never will be as annoyingly easy as stubbing your toe on your dresser at 7 a.m...
A story about choices and consequences...
THE GOOD - Being amazing at something; be it computers, sales, construction, or whatever means that you have a glimmer of hope to become successful and provide a wonderful life to yourself and the people you love around you.
THE BAD - If you are selfish in your actions you will pay for it. Maybe not now, but this is a bullet that no-one can dodge, not even a Billionaire.
THE UGLY- Most of us are to old to beat him to a Billion :(
THE SCORE.
i.m.o.- Considering that this is simply a story being re-told, it is done well, but not perfect. Some of the directing is a little dry and drawn out. A scene that could take 10 seconds takes 30-45 with random people walking with Loud fusion based music blaring as you wait for a useful scene to start again.
With the exception of that one major flaw as a whole the cinematography is amazing! Music, lighting, all of it rocks.
cast/acting - Everyone did great, ranging from actors we know to those that we have never even seen. Keeping this one short and sweet... zero negatives here.
entertainment value - High points here, for some reason I was glued to the screen and can't explain it... After the movie you will understand what I am talking about.
Entertainment - 8.5/10
Plot - irrelevant
Directing- 7.5/10Overall.
8.0/10
go see it.
Great Movie, I believe that everyone should go and check it out, especially if you are a facebook addict. It was really cool to see how the website that is like a drug to most computer savvy Americans started. It is also a great reminder of the wonderful power of American Capitalism and Human Greatness!
Final Thoughts
Justin Timberlake was legit, lolololol.
I was dissapointed to not see him doing a rendition of Beyonce's "Single Ladies".
"Sellers" out.