Maybe the greatest written film ever

Rating: 10/10 (8 July 2012)

First of all you need to take away the true events of the invention and subsequent legal action as a result of Facebook. The Social Network is its own story, with its own characters and issues. I realized that a lot of people disliked the film because it did not fully ring true to the real life events, however, people who feel this way are missing the point. While the people depicted are real people and the main events are routed in truth, TSN is its own film and therefore should be treated independent of the real story.
This is easily, whether you hated the movie more than death or whether you loved it more than your own mother, among the top 10 greatest written films in the history of cinema. Every line of dialogue cracks and sizzles with a creative and brilliant fervor. It is smart, quick, witty, and more importantly, it moves the story along through all of its brilliance. Some people thought that the dialogue was convoluted and more pulp than anything, but I am of the conviction that anyone who criticizes the writing lacks the intelligence to see its merit. This review is only on the writing, because if I was to cover every great thing about this film I would never stop writing.