Review of The Social Network (2010) by Harsh C — 20 Sep 2013

You will never see another movie with as much gripping dialogue in situations that are not the least bit gripping. The ultimate team up of Sorken and Fincher seems to have paid off in about every single way, with one of the fascinating reasons being that Jesse Eisenberg's Mark Zuckerberg is one of the only characters ever in cinema, where it is genuinely ambiguous to the audience if he is likeable or not.

Is he a good person who is simply a misunderstood genius or is he a sociopathic jerk? And my last point on the film is that Andrew Garfield's character is completely and utterly sympathetic in every way the movie both tries and does not try to convey it.

I really felt for this dude. This is truly a film that you will want to see again, and then go on facebook, then watch it again.