The Film Buzz"An exhilarating thrill-ride that takes the audience through the paranoid, nasty and insidious whirlwind that later became a...
News in FilmA highly engrossing and fascinating document of the painful trials behind one of the most important communication tools of t...
CinefoolsIts a dense and thrilling drama, and its astonishingly well made. It is the very best movie of 2010.
Film-BookThe Social Network is engaging on multiple fronts: primarily in dialog but also in the actors/actresses performances
Cinema BlendThe Social Network feels instantly iconic and important-- a portrait of the generational hero no one asked for, the world he...
E! OnlineIt's ironic that only a week after Oliver Stone's Wall Street sequel came out, The Social Network schools the old man by abs...
ReelViewsThe Social Network shows that, when pet projects are at issue, nerds can get as nasty and dirty as the most skilled backstab...
Black Sheep ReviewsThis fantastic and fascinating piece of filmmaking will unite us all through the one thing all 500 million of us can relate ...
Rolling StoneBracingly smart, brutally funny and acted to perfection without exception, "The Social Network" lights up a dim movie sky wi...
TimeThe movie's Mark Zuckerberg is a genius — and, as nearly everyone in the film calls him, an asshole.
Chicago Sun-TimesDavid Fincher's film has the rare quality of being not only as smart as its brilliant hero, but in the same way. It is cocks...
USA TodayBrilliantly directed by David Fincher, this provocative film probes the impetus for invention, the changing face of social i...
JobloWhile this will definitely make my top five of 2010, it’s still too early for me to say where it’ll fit in.
San Francisco ChronicleIts portrait of Zuckerberg is a hatchet job of epic and perhaps lasting proportions.
MetromixOnline friendships replace real ones in one of the year’s best, most enjoyably complex daggers
Chicago Sun-Times"The Social Network" is about a young man who possessed an uncanny ability to look into a system of unlimited possibilities ...
Entertainment WeeklyThe movie suggests that he may have built his ambivalence about human connection into Facebook's very DNA. That's what makes...
CinematicalAs with Facebook itself, you'll have fun observing The Social Network and all its moving parts, but it's very difficult to t...
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Director: David Fincher
Writer: Aaron Sorkin
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Cast: Jesse Eisenberg, Justin Timberlake, Andrew Garfield
Release: October 1, 2010
Writer: Aaron Sorkin
Studio: Columbia Pictures
Cast: Jesse Eisenberg, Justin Timberlake, Andrew Garfield
Release: October 1, 2010
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