David Fincher Is God

Rating: 10/10 (13 November 2010)

Mr. Fincher I love you, and I love you again I have been looking forward to this film since it was announced, but I became really really interested when I found out Aaron Sorkin wrote the screenplay, who has written many wonderful things including Charlie Wilsons War, a little favourite of mine From the beautiful direction, to the use of music (Trent Reznors score), to the use of digital (which I'm proud to be sold on and glad David Fincher is as well), to the incredible performances thanks to Davids numerous takes. I am told the opening scene went to 99 takes, and it shows, beautifully.
I was hoping this film would have universal themes in the making of something of the now and that's exactly what I got Jesse Eisenberg who is officially one of my fav actors now after seeing him in The Squid and The Whale, Adventureland, Zombieland (I still have to see Rodger Dodger) and now this. He gives a stellar turn as Mark Zuckerberg. An unconventional leading character for a film is not unusual for Fincher Andrew Garfield was excellent and could make a great spider-man and I hope he has a long career.
Rooney Mara was great in all her scenes and I can't wait to see her in 'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo' Justin Timberlake once again proves to be the real deal, following his great performances in Alpha Dog and Black Snake Moan, he is indeed the real deal David Fincher just goes in the most exciting directions, from Alien 3, Se7en, The Game, Fight Club, Panic Room, Zodiac, The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button and now The Social Network His films are haunting and inspired, he is addicted to intelligence and driven to scar his audiences.
Some have been calling it Finchers best film since Fight Club. This can't help me think about how Tyler Durden says ''Welcome to Fight Club'' Mark Zuckerberg says ''Welcome to Facebook'' Both make me think about what coming into certain worlds does to us in the long run, if it will bring good and bad.
I will adore this film forever