The Social Network - David Fincher's next!

Batutta

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Teaser trailer for David Fincher's The Social Network, about the creation of Facebook--

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I AGREE
 
This movie is listed on wikipedia as a comedy-drama, so maybe this trailer isn't accurately reflecting the tone.
 
I think its too soon for a Facebook movie. Plus, the fact that this social media craze kinda nauseates me, means as much as I love Fincher's work I can't get too excited for this one.
 
I just deactivated mine. Was really messed up, I'd unfriend people, as my facebook is for work initially, but the reactions got violent last month. Like threats. Facebook's ancestor is the cellphone, and really does a fantastic job of raping and humiliating ones boundaries.

I'm so glad it's over. I miss landlines.

+1 for Jawa. Call me, or walk over. It's been a long time since the world was like that. I need to make planet Earth bigger again. It's shrunk, but in an ironic way. I can be 'in New York' virtually, but I'm not allowed to go physically? It's messed up.

I'd watch this film.
 
I think its too soon for a Facebook movie.

I wouldn't say that, really. It doesn't seem to be about Facebook as much as it is about all the fallout between the friends who created it. It's based on a book, and I'm sure Fincher saw interesting movie potential in it or he wouldn't have made it.
 
I read a copy of the screenplay a few months ago. The concept sounds dumb but it's a compelling story and well written. I'm pretty pumped knowing that Fincher's directing.
 
Aaron Sorkin wrote the screenplay and I'm a fan of his work. Between him and Fincher, this should be good.
 
Yeah people say it's better than Inception. Not sure I'll buy that until I see it, but it's Fincher so I'll give it the benefit of a doubt.
 
I have a hard time believing any film with Justin Timberlake can be classified as "good."

Fincher is the only thing that's keeping my interest here. I'll wait on more reviews...or just to catch it on Netflix.
 
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