Aside from Inception, The Social Network is a movie not to be missed.

Rating: 10/10 (11 October 2010)

Jesse Eisenberg is the actor of our generation! That's not an exaggeration.
In The Social Network, Mark Zuckerberg is portrayed by Eisenberg and goes beyond the level of what is usually expected of him. What's been expected of the top names in the business, for that matter. From the first line from Zuckerberg in the film, you are glued—eyes and ears—to the screen. He grips you hard and doesn't let go. He's articulate and such a jerk of a character that you can't help to be fascinated and enticed by him.
Behind the camera is David Fincher (who is well known for Fight Club) and the screenwriter Aaron Sorkin (famous for the stageplay and screenplay A Few Good Men) and they both do an incredible job to landscape this film. What speaks out, besides them is the score by Nine Inch Nails frontman, Trent Renzor. I've heard Charlie Clouser's music and they are both Nine Inch Nails but very different film composing. From that very first note from Renzor, it's chills up your spine.
First scene sets the tone for the amazing story of the origins of Facebook. I really can't tell you that this film is about the origins of Facebook, because it's beyond that. I went into this movie expecting a lame, boring and slow paced biography of Mark Zuckerberg. This story is told through flashbacks during a deposition where Zuckerberg is being sued by his co-founding partner, Edwardo (Andrew Garfield).
It's more than just the origins of Facebook. It's about the people behind it. It's got a lot more substance and endearing plot elements than I ever expected. It's got a great cinematography due to the fact of the ever-changing lighting. Acting is phenomenal and I definitely didn't expect it from Eisenberg nor Timberlake.
When it comes to his previous roles, I enjoyed him to an extent, but this role I was ecstatic for each and every time he opened his mouth. I wasn't interested in the movie, but I saw it for the sake of seeing it. I'm very glad I did because if you need to see two movies from 2010, you need to see Inception and The Social Network. This is one of those don't miss it movies. Facebook is a $25 billion company...find out why.