Brilliantly written!

Rating: 10/10 (29 October 2010)

The Social Network was a real fascinating and brilliant film. It isn't just about facebook but more on the founder- Mark Zuckerberg and how he created facebook and the process it went into. In my opinion, the critics got it right, this film is one of the best of 2010 and no doubt should be nominated at the Oscars for best picture, along with David Fincher for best director and Jesse Eisenberg for best lead actor. Right from the start of the film, it sets its tempo with the introduction scene. The film is 2 hours but really didn't feel that long (which is a good thing). The film was vastly entertaining and not boring. And the film is basically a drama about the creation of facebook which includes a lot of talking and the fact that it wasn't boring makes it even more remarkable. One thing that makes the film great is the dialogue. It was very well written and included clever and engaging dialogue.
Also, what a liked about the film is that the story is told in a non-linear fashion going back and forth to the start of Facebook and the lawsuits that followed. That really kept the film fresh and keeps the viewers extremely interested throughout. I just loved how Fincher did not warn the audience of the change in time. He lets you figure that out via the dialogue and actions of the characters. The editing was great and fit in well with the movie. Overall the film was brilliant and shouldn't get missed