Great Depiction of a person with Asperger's Syndrome

Rating: Null/10 (19 October 2011)

I really enjoyed this movie. I do not think of a better casting than Jesse Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg. I feel Eisenburg's performance was far more entailed that Colin Firth;s, not to take anything away from Firth, and should have won the Oscar for Male Lead Preformer.
As a Computer major in the late 70's, it was enjoyable to see so many personalities that computer programmers possess, haven't changed.
If you read 'The Accidental Billionaires', you will find this movie not only stands up to the book, but Eisenberg's portrayal of Mark Zuckerberg to be an incredible interpretation that you almost get lost thinking that Eisenberg is actually Mark Zuckerberg.
On another note that is close to my hear is in both the book and movie, it is obvious that Zuckerberg shows most of the classic traits of a person with Asperger's Syndrome. This is a personal observation and in no way indicated that Zuckerberg has been diagnosed with Asperger's. (Many computer programmers deal with Asperger's Sysdrome, Bill Gates being one of the most famous people with Asperger's) I think this movie has something for people of all sorts of walks in life, from computer geeks, programmers, Facebook users, students, health professionals, and people curious on how am incredible website like Facebook would come to life.
I for one knew people in school who shared many of the personalities of the characters in this film and smiled many times as an individual personality would match up with someone I know.
This is one of the better movies I have watched in a long time.