

2003年、ハーバード大学の学生マーク・ザッカーバーグは、学内で友人を増やすためのサイトを親友のエドゥアルド・サヴェリンと共に立ち上げる。サイトは瞬く間に学生たちの間に広がり、ナップスター創設者ショーン・パーカーとの出会いを経て、社会現象を巻き起こすほど巨大に成長していく。
- Sometimes I wonder who the best collaborators are in Hollywood. Spielberg and Williams, Nolan and Zimmer, Scorsese and DiCaprio...and then I think about The Social Network and how Fincher's directing and Sorkin's writing was a match made in heaven. Everything about this movie is perfect, no notes. Also worth mentioning that this movie was the birth of another fantastic collaboration - Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.
- In Hollywood, the rule of thumb is one page per minute of screentime. Aaron Sorkin’s shooting script is 163 pages, but the final cut of The Social Network is just under two hours; the way he heard the dialogue in his head was rapid. To fit 163 pages into two hours of screentime, the film’s director, David Fincher, had to hit all his marks: establish setting, build character, and convey dialogue coherently. What does that make a director do? Collaborate. Fincher had a precise vision for The Social Network, yet he pushed his screenwriter, cast, and department heads to their creative limits. To paraphrase Jesse Eisenberg, Fincher thought about everybody’s job more than they did. Everything in the film is deliberate. You can pause and sift through the layers to find a satisfying core. But make no mistake: the primary experience of watching the film is absolutely thrilling.
- A Masterpiece of Filmmaking, But a Generous Portrayal of a Corporate Manipulator As a movie, The Social Network is an absolute masterpiece it's super well-made and keeps you hooked all the way through. But if you look at the actual story and Mark Zuckerberg, it's hard not to feel frustrated. He totally cheated his co-founder, planned the whole thing to squeeze him out, and stole the original idea. The film tries to make him look a bit too innocent, downplaying just how smart and manipulative he really was. Looking at Meta today, the situation is even more alarming. It has grown into arguably the most powerful social media network in the world, and that immense power is constantly being misused, leaving devastating impacts on modern social life and the youth. Through policies across Facebook and its other platforms, Meta spreads widespread negativity into society with virtually zero accountability or regulation, while law enforcement and authorities fail to take action. Despite my issues with how Zuckerberg is whitewashed in the film, it remains a phenomenal watch from a cinematic standpoint, and I highly recommend it.
- The first scene is a benchmark. If you can go through its busyness and high pace without being completely thrown off and getting lost you can watch this film. Let me rephrase that. You can LISTEN to this film. It's a picture that requires your full attention - the dialogues are brilliantly written, delivered fast, and with wit. It will completely captivate you and won't let go until the end credits start to roll. Big part of it will be the soundtrack from Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.
- Straight to the point, no fluff really. All actors seem to portray their characters well, and the story flows well. It’s worth a watch, especially if you know nothing of the story origin of Facebook. It’s a business tale as old as time. Dare I say, even Justin Timberlake plays his role well and looks a bit like the character even. It’s not a biography, it’s more cinematic I’d say and I’m sure there are a few liberties as such. However, the film does it well and the plot is concise and easy to follow.
- The story of Facebook's founding, but not as an inspiring success story; rather, as a tale of ambition, betrayal, and isolation. The script is clever and fast-paced, and the dialogue is powerful and charged, revealing psychological conflicts more than the events themselves. The direction is calm and confident, and the music adds a sense of coolness and distance between the characters. The film doesn't need action to engage you, because it relies on human conflict. A mature and intelligent work, and one of the best films of the decade.
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ソーシャル・ネットワークは2010年10月1日に公開されました。
ソーシャル・ネットワークはDavid Fincherが監督を務めました。
ソーシャル・ネットワークの上映時間は2hです。
ソーシャル・ネットワークはCeán Chaffin, Dana Brunetti, Scott Rudin, Michael De Lucaがプロデューサーを務めました。
2003年、ハーバード大学の学生マーク・ザッカーバーグは、学内で友人を増やすためのサイトを親友のエドゥアルド・サヴェリンと共に立ち上げる。サイトは瞬く間に学生たちの間に広がり、ナップスター創設者ショーン・パーカーとの出会いを経て、社会現象を巻き起こすほど巨大に成長していく。
ソーシャル・ネットワークの主要人物はMark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg), Eduardo Saverin (Andrew Garfield), Cameron Winklevoss / Tyler Winklevoss (Armie Hammer)です。
ソーシャル・ネットワークはPG12と評価されています。
ソーシャル・ネットワークはドラマ, Biography映画です。
ソーシャル・ネットワークは、視聴者によって10点満点中8.7点をつけられています。
ソーシャル・ネットワークの予算は$4000万です。
ソーシャル・ネットワークの興行収入は$2.2億です。


























