The Antisocial Nerdwork

Rating: 5/10 (26 October 2011)

Mark Zuckerberg (character) is an unfunny version of Big Bang Theory's Dr. Sheldon Cooper. He speaks too fast, doesn't care about anyone else, is extremely arrogant and seems to be unfamiliar with any kind of ethics.
"The Social Network" is a film that shows how the facebook website was founded and the issues that happened between the creators-- I don't know if the story of this film is real or fictional, but I really don't care. The actors are pretty decent, with exception of Justin Timberlake that doesn't look like an entrepreneur at all. Actually, he doesn't fit in any kind of character; he should maybe just stick to his singing career. Sadly, this David Fincher's movie suffers from the same problem of all his other works: it's too long. They don't have enough interesting story for 120 minutes, just like "Se7en" and "Fight Club". I believe David Fincher likes to extend his films for some unknown reason-- even thought there isn't enough plot for that. In fact, there isn't any character that you can admire or at least like, so I just went them all to drop dead and end this whole mess.
All in all, this seems to be just a Hollywood flick with a new subject, made for those interested in pure entertainment and nothing else. For those it may work, but for me, it didn't work even as pure entertainment...