Synopsis:
When Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg), creating up, have you ever imagined in the mind of this young man that he would become the youngest millionaire and what he created would become a phenomenon? Probably not, but certainly that's what really happened. And more certainly, it is not possible we could have 500 million friends without a single enemy.
One night in 2003, Mark Zuckerberg sat transfixed in front of his computer. In his mind raced with an idea that must soon realize it and not long later, the basic concept up is created, even though it was still not called up. No need to long for this concept to find its form among internet users, mainly students around the United States. In a short time, created what was to become a revolution in the way of communicating.
Six years later, Mark Zuckerberg already has 500 million friends on the site which he created and at the same time Mark also became the youngest millionaire at the time. Unfortunately, not everything can run smoothly. Mark Travel also tinged with personal problems and legal affairs. And as noted above, we may not have 500 million friends without a single enemy.
Review:
The idea of making his own film THE SOCIAL NETWORK is actually far from attractive. Although it can not be denied if up has become part of our lives all but to follow the story of the creation of these social networking sites themselves in the form of feature-length film about two hours may be not the ideal idea. In fact, the duo of David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin could prove that statement wrong.
Maybe all Facebook users want to know how the initial creation of this site without having to bother reading Wikipedia but then again, what exactly can be visualized without making it a boring spectacle? There's hardly because it follows the process of making social networking site itself could be a boring experience.
The key is the preparation of the script and directing. Aaron able to rewrite the book The Accidental Billionaires by Ben Mezrich into screenplay form that is easily digested without abandoning the essence of the original version of his own. THE SOCIAL NETWORK To call this a true story, perhaps a little difficult, because Mark Zuckerberg himself seemed fully agrees all the 'historical facts' are presented in this film, but despite it all, THE SOCIAL NETWORK is to provide a clear picture of how the actual beginning of the site who make this scene.
Based on a script that has this brilliant, David Fincher was so much easier to direct the actors in this film to reach the existing visualization dibenak this director. Good again, Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, even Justin Timberlake has been able to turn the character they bring. The dialogue feels so alive, like I was watching people who do not are just acting. (
Genre: Drama
Release Date: October 1, 2010
Director: David Fincher
Script: Aaron Sorkin
Producer: Scott Rudin, Kevin Spacey, Michael De Luca
Distributor: Columbia Pictures
Duration: 190 minutes
Budget: U.S. $ 47 million
Official Site: 500millionfriends.com
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