The Social Network (2010)
Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2025 9:12 am
12 years have passed since the filming of this movie. You can already imagine the number of updates that this social network has provided during these 12 years, how many times its downfall has been predicted and there it is, resisting.
"The Social Network" directed by the incredible David Fincher (Gone Girl, House of Cards, Zodiac) and starring Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield playing the two creators of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg and Eduardo Saverin respectively, is available on Amazon Prime Video.
Based on the book by Ben Mezrich, "Accidental bulgaria number data Billionaires" features the same screenwriter as "Steve Jobs," Aaron Sorkin (it seems that Sorkin is motivated by affable personalities).
The film tells us about the creation of the social network but seen from several points of view.
That of Facebook creator , Mark Zuckerberg .
That of his best friend and later fired Eduardo Saverin, who was the capitalist partner in the first phase of this social network.
That of Napster creator Sean Parker, who got Silicon Valley investors to finance this social network.
The Winklevoss twins, Harvard classmates of Zuckerberg and Saverin, who claimed that Zuckerberg had plagiarized their idea.
This film is very interesting from all angles: the creation of the platform, the character of the genius behind it, the marketing that was carried out and the immense work of innovation that accompanies this gigantic social network on a daily basis.
"The Social Network" directed by the incredible David Fincher (Gone Girl, House of Cards, Zodiac) and starring Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield playing the two creators of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg and Eduardo Saverin respectively, is available on Amazon Prime Video.
Based on the book by Ben Mezrich, "Accidental bulgaria number data Billionaires" features the same screenwriter as "Steve Jobs," Aaron Sorkin (it seems that Sorkin is motivated by affable personalities).
The film tells us about the creation of the social network but seen from several points of view.
That of Facebook creator , Mark Zuckerberg .
That of his best friend and later fired Eduardo Saverin, who was the capitalist partner in the first phase of this social network.
That of Napster creator Sean Parker, who got Silicon Valley investors to finance this social network.
The Winklevoss twins, Harvard classmates of Zuckerberg and Saverin, who claimed that Zuckerberg had plagiarized their idea.
This film is very interesting from all angles: the creation of the platform, the character of the genius behind it, the marketing that was carried out and the immense work of innovation that accompanies this gigantic social network on a daily basis.