One of the most interesting character dramas made

Rating: 9/10 (6 July 2019)

The Social Network was never a film on my radar but upon hearing that David Fincher directed it and Aaron Sorkin wrote it, I had to go check this film out. I have no regrets.
The Social Network is definitely one of the most engaging dramas I've had the pleasure of watching. Everything was pretty much bang on. Fincher's direction was immaculate. Every scene was clear and had a great style to it. What really stood out to me was Sorkin's script. I knew Sorkin was one of the best scriptwriters working today but here I was just in awe at his work. Each and every dialogue felt captivating and added a lot of personality to everyone's character especially Mark Zuckerberg. The cinematography was top-notch and the music throughout felt very fitting to whatever was going on in the scene.
Jesse Eisenberg owned the role of Zuckerberg. He delivered his lines so well and proved to me that he is capable of handling a serious role. Andrew Garfield and Justin Timberlake were also perfect in their roles and gave their best performances.
Even if the film is factually inaccurate at times, the drama and conflict that takes place between the characters creates such an investing experience that you tend not to think about what aspects of the film are true or false.
I would highly recommend The Social Network. On a technical level this movie is outstanding. The direction by Fincher and screenplay from Sorkin provides us an engrossing insight into the troubles faced by Zuckerberg after the creation of Facebook. This film has to be watched if you've never seen it.