Talented Ensemble All Contribute to Create a "Real Life" Story of the New Age

Rating: 9/10 (18 March 2017)

Intriguing Interloping and a Look at something that the Majority of People Rarely get to See. The Creative Process and Seedlings of an Idea that would become a World Wide (Web) Sensation.
Facebook, previously known as "The" Facebook, a Website that Tapped into a Base Desire of Social Interaction, especially of the Young, to find Like Minded Peers, Friends, and "Mates".
It's one of those Things that is a "Why didn't I think of that?" development in the Early Days of the Internet when "Dot Coms" were Crashing and the "Web" was finding its way. Finding its way into the Hearts and Minds of a Generation, and later the Whole World.
It was a Technology that became a Way of Life and two Decades later is still Forming the Consciousness of the People on the Planet. A part of that WWW is Mark Zuckerberg's Website that Dominates Social Media, along with "Twitter" and "You Tube".
This is the Embryosis of that Website, it's Growing Pains that Ends with the Celebration of One Million Subscribers (it now has 500 times more). But getting there is a Human Interest Story of Friends, Acquaintances, Rivals, and Business Partners. There is very Little Conflict in the Creative Process, these Guys for the most part knew Their Craft and knew what They wanted to do.
The Conflict comes in the Form of Intellectual Property, allegedly Stolen and Sued by the Winklevoss Twins, and that Leads Us to Follow the Money. There's Co-Creator Eduardo Savarin, the Financial Adviser and Friend and College Roommate of Zuckerberg who also Sues. He is being "Left Behind" and Replaced with Sean Parker (Creator of Napster).
It's an Artistically Crafted Movie by Director David Fincher, Writer Aaron Sorkin, and an Actor Ensemble that Includes Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake, and Armie Hammer. The Pounding Soundtrack courtesy of Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.
The Film may be a bit Overrated but it is Compelling Cinema. One of those that the Entire Production Contributes to its Overall Success, both Artistically and Commercially. Although it's Easy to Dismiss this as a Story of "Spoiled Brats" and "Accidental Billionaires" who Strain for the Everyman to Relate, it certainly cannot be denied that it is a Story of the New Age.