An über-master piece of work from Hollywood works almost as a sequel for Fight Club, believe me...

Rating: 10/10 (25 October 2010)

OK, just like an ordinary David Fincher fan or an ordinary Facebook user right after I heard he was gonna direct a movie about Facebook my initial response was not any different from anyone else, not at all.Do we really need a movie about Facebook ? That website already captivated basis of our social life (or even the crumbs of what is left of...), the website we check mornin-noon-night.Did he really accept that offer when rumours suggesting another film-noirs, sci-fi movies a movie centered on the most popular "thing" out there.I was wrong, dead wrong.
The Social Network is not a Facebook film as many of knew even before we saw it thanks to critics.Do you think it's a biopic of Zuckerberg & the Gang ? No.
David Fincher simply did what he did a decade ago he tells men and their problematic of existence, he told what was going wrong at the 90's (an aspect let's say).The Social Network is depicting again dead-ends of late 2000s and unfortunately the decade we are about the live.Nothing is ever-never enough...
Marck Zuckerberg dissed the movie cos the story was further from fact.Who cares ? That dude still feels this movie is about his path of success.It as about that generation when they reach the sky they can never fill the hole in their souls.
Film opens and closes in the same manner Mark having a conversation with the girl he loves but at the end she is not even there the billion worthy invention of his is standing right in the middle.He is just a dude keeps hitting that F5 like me.That modern world we call so just lies there.In between.
Aaron Sorkin's adaptation is flawless.David Fincher took a script with full of dialogs and told the way as fast as it can be which I suppose was not a piece of cake.