Truthful movie about people's relationships

Rating: 10/10 (8 March 2014)

21st century can't be 21st century without Internet. And Internet is not Internet without social networks. Nowadays every single person – from little kids to old grandparents – use Facebook. More than a billion people have an account there. This website turned the world on 180 degrees.
Everybody knows who is Mark Zuckerberg – the founder of Facebook, the most popular website on the Earth. And now imagine that creator of "Fight Club" will make a movie about him. And you will get "The Social Network" – the triumphant return of the great director David Fincher.
I never liked the idea of biopic genre – all movies in that expect "A Beautiful Mind" are bad. But "The Social Network" changed my opinion about that.
Almost every single detail of the picture is perfect – Fincher know how to do everything perfectly and how to keep audience at the screens throughout the film. One of my favorite things in the movie is the work of cinematographer – I enjoyed his shooting style and how he competently picked frames. I think it is one of the best cinematographer's work I have ever seen. Also hard work of screenwriter Aaron Sorkin is magnificent: the film literally can disassemble the citations.
But my favorite thing is cast: Brilliant acting play of Jessie Eisenberg struck me and made me change an opinion about him into the positive way. Also work of Andrew Garfield I liked very much – he did really good and from this moment for me he is not only associated with Spider Man.
Besides positive moments this picture has some problems: Sometimes the film sags and loses rhythm, but fortunately it happens for a couple minutes and then the picture starts to grow again. Very well chosen slogan: You can't get 500 million friends without making a few enemies – this movie not only about creating Facebook, but also about human relationships. Usually when someone achieves something really big other people begin to envy him. It happens always and especially in huge businesses. And it also happened to Mark Zuckerberg – everybody wanted to be in deal with him to earn tons of money. And also I can add very good phrase to this movie: Old friends and old vine are best – about conflict of two best friend Mark and Eduardo. Money always make people worse, and even best friends can become total enemies cause of that.
I think "The Social Network" is a brilliant movie and almost everything about it is perfect. It is very inspiring story that really convinces to do something. I liked it a lot.