The Network of friends.

Rating: 10/10 (28 January 2020)

David Fincher, one of the best directors of the last decades, opens the decade (2010s) with a film about the creation of Facebook and that is practically a speech about how the social network would conquer our time and plant a digital era.
Of course, Fincher's style is present, which combines perfectly with an incredible script, giving the suspense and relevance to the story. Editing and music are other elements that are incredible in history and are condensed into an impressive scene, which is the scene in the restaurant with Sean Parker.
The film criticizes everything that surrounds the creation of Facebook, and criticizes a digital society that would arise due to it, which seeks to replace reality with something else, just as Mark replaces the loss of Erica creating Facebook, but that in the end that does not It is enough for him and he feels empty and sends the friend request to her.
So Mark is a reflection of this society that would come, because although he created the "network of friends" he lost his only friend in the process.