![]() ![]() Last year Eisenberg showed us that he could create some of the most likable characters in films like Zombieland and Adventureland, and this year he proves to us that he can actually create a very flawed and condescending, but still sympathetic character that we may or may not end up hating. Eisenberg is one of the best young actors in this time, and while he has mostly done comedy until now, his role demands much more attention to subtlety and character nuances to move along. Sorkin and Fincher have brought us this really interesting character, who is brilliantly played by Jesse Eisenberg. Now, I know that a lot of the film was exaggerated or fictional, but it does not matter. The film is seen as the advancement of how Mark Zuckerberg got his world-famous website started. The Social Network's first scene is brilliantly written and acted, and it sets the mood that both Fincher and Sorkin want to set for the rest of the film. Fincher took Aaron Sorkin's brilliantly clever screenplay and turned it into a film that highlights the best and worst moments of out technology-based life. When I first heard that David Fincher was making a film about the networking site Facebook, I was definitely very skeptical. ![]()
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