Social Network, Best of it's Year

Rating: 10/10 (10 December 2011)

Eduardo Saverin: "Sorry! My Prada's at the cleaners! Along with my hoodie and my 'fuck you' flip-flops, you pretentious douchebag!"
The Social Network is definitely the best movie of the year, about the substantial growth of the disreputable but well-off website, Facebook. Everything was magnificent, with the well-written screenplay of Sorkin and great direction of Fincher, its simply the best. People did give second opinions about this movie (being about facebook), but the Social Network is the complete opposite of what they thought.
This film is set in 2003, about a Harvard sophomore named Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg), that comes up with an idea (while "intoxicated"). And creates a website that allows you to rate the hotness of girl in Harvard dorms, which reaches 200,000 views and brings it's attention to the Winklevoss twins. They meet up with Mark and tell their idea of making a social network, using "Harvard.edu". Thinking that he can do better, he meets up with his friend, Edwardo Saverin, and decides that they will make the website instead (splitting the share 30/70). when Facebook gets around, Sean Parker (Justin Timberlake), creator of Napster, wants to get in with the project, and gets a warm welcome from everyone except Saverin.//
I don't want to tell you the whole movie (even though you probably already know), so I think I'll stop there. The Social Network was directed by the one and only, David Fincher (Zodiac, Fight Club, Se7en, and more), and is his absolute best work. The best acting would have to be tied with Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield, showing their best support for a movie. I wasn't surprised when I found out that Peter Travers (Rolling Stone) said that this was the best of the year, and it should of won the Grammy, instead of Kings Speech. But it did win the Grammy for best soundtrack by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, for film editing by Angus Wall and Kirk Baxter, and for the adapted screenplay (of course) by Andy Sorkin.
In the two-disc collectors edition, it shows Fincher's distinctive technique in film making. Shooting the first scene for ninety-nine times, David's patient directing tries to make this movie be perfect as possible, and of course, is successful. Fincher and Cronenweth made a great choice using the best High Definition quality so far, by RED Digital Cinema. It interests me a lot that almost every known movie coming out recently, is being filmed in RED. I looked it up and most of the products they sell is well-over 20,000 dollars (must be really good). They're using it again while they reunite to work with a new remake of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo", which I have high hopes for.
Andy Sorkin's adapted screenplay is one of the most intelligent and skilled I have seen so far. Nonetheless the screenplay being so complex, it must have been complicated for the editors (Angus Wall and Kirk Baxter). But by cutting all the camera angles and showing everybody have their spotlight, they succeed and win an Oscar for their tremendous support. The costume design was nothing special, but is will put into, wearing the same clothing that they would wear in real life.
You can never get enough of The Social Network, watching it the thousandth time still gives me the same satisfaction as the first time, if not more. You can't miss a second of this movie! if you love this film as much as me, buy the two-disc collectors edition, because who wouldn't love over two hours of special features.
Eduardo Saverin: "You better lawyer up asshole, because I'm not coming back for 30%, I'm coming back for EVERYTHING."
Well-known scenes:
-After Eduardo finds out that his facebook shares has been diluted, he storms out the doors to confront Mark Zuckerberg. Andrew Garfield's finest performance.
-When Zuckerberg and Sean Parker are at a club, Sean explains to Mark about Facebook's next step. Even with the loud music almost covering their voices, the amazing script compels us to pay complete attention to what they're saying.
Actors to watch out for: Andrew Garfield, Jesse Eisenberg, Justin Timberlake, Armie Hammer, Max Minghella, and of course, Josh Pence.