| Year: | 2010 |
| Genre: | Biography, Drama |
| Starring: | Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake |
| Director: | David Fincher |
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| Language: English Runtime: 120 min Subtitles: French Resolution: 720x480 Frame Rate: 24 fps Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 440 kbps |
Review: When I first heard that David Fincher was making a film about the networking site Facebook, I was definitely very skeptical. Well, there exists a need to have. Fincher Aaron Sorkins brilliantly clever script and turned it into a movie that brings out the best and worst moments is technology-based social networking life.The first scene brilliantly written and acted, and it shows the mood, as Fincher and Sorkin want to set for the rest of film. The film is regarded as a progression as Mark Zuckerberg got his world famous website reported. Now, I know that most of the film was exaggerated or fictitious, but it does not matter. Sorkin and Fincher brought us this really interesting character, brilliantly played by Jesse Eisenberg. Eisenberg is one of the best young actors at the time, and although it is mostly done comedy before, his role requires much more attention to the subtleties and nuances of character move together. Last Eisenberg showed us that he can make something of the most sympathetic characters in movies such as Zombieland and Recreation Park, and this year he shows us that he can actually create a very condescending and disadvantages, but still cute character that we may or may not end up hating. It was a credit to his true talent. Andrew Garfield was also pretty much equal in terms of performance, and he was a real star with Eisenbergs character. Other actors are all good, including Justin Timberlake, who proved over the years that he can actually act very impressive. On another note, the film may seem very different from other films Finchers, including almost all the crime / thriller and fantasy (Benjamin Button), but I thought that he was able to leave his mark on the film. This, of course, took itself seriously, that movie as lucky. The photo was also very impressive, but not shouting, and very unpleasant real focus of the film. Finally, the social network is a very hard film does not like. However, I also know that this is not the carefree, fun but forgettable movie that many (including me) expects months. This deeper, more significant, but it could not hit a nerve with all the spectators, among young people, who only want to see the movie Facebook!. I think that social networking has much in common with previous years on the air. Both represent a dilemma about peoples communications in today's world, and both can be considered as perfect examples of what life in the 21st century was. Social network of many ways that we have with others, and make you feel sadness and loneliness that come with it. This David Finchers latest.
