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Calculated Shard: 48 (from laksa040)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa048.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/the-social-network-2010/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/the-social-network-2010/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/the-social-network-2010\/","crawl_time":1775045341,"first_indexed_time":1739864744,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,cinephilecorner!\/reviews\/the-social-network-2010\/ s443","src_root_hash":"5989687646419779648","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"The Social Network Review: David Fincher's Masterpiece Stars Jesse Eisenberg as Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg","meta_descriptions":["From a storytelling perspective, The Social Network remains one of the most prescient films of its era."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"The Social Network (2010)\nThe Social Network\nmight not be a “perfect”\nmovie\nin a traditional sense, but it’s as close as any film has come in the\n21st century\n. Directed by\nDavid Fincher\nand written by Aaron Sorkin, this\n2010 masterpiece\nremains endlessly rewatchable, endlessly quotable, and deeply resonant in ways that continue to evolve with time. I’ve seen it more than any other movie—memorized its rhythm, its cutting dialogue, its thumping Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross score that pulses through every moment. It’s a\nfilm\nthat never loses its edge, no matter how many times you revisit it.\nAt its core,\nThe Social Network\nis a story about ambition, betrayal, and the corrosive effects of power—played out through the meteoric rise of Mark Zuckerberg (\nJesse Eisenberg\n) and his fraught relationship with Eduardo Saverin (\nAndrew Garfield\n). It’s a film that captures the intoxicating thrill of creation, but also the ruthlessness that so often accompanies it. Few movies have ever deconstructed a friendship with this level of precision, turning what is essentially a legal drama into something electrifying.\nTechnically, the film is impeccable. Reznor and Ross deliver one of the defining scores of the 2010s, seamlessly weaving classical tones with electronic pulses that heighten every moment. The editing is a marvel, using two simultaneous depositions—one between Mark and Eduardo, another involving Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss (\nArmie Hammer\n, in a dual role) and Divya Narendra (\nMax Minghella\n)—to push the narrative forward in a way that never slows down. Sorkin’s script is at its twitchy, rapid-fire best, and Fincher’s signature precision ensures that every shot feels meticulously placed, every cut intentional.\nThe supporting cast is stacked, though not without its weak points.\nJustin Timberlake\nas Sean Parker is an initially questionable choice that somehow clicks after multiple viewings. The film struggles to give much depth to its female characters—\nBrenda Song\nand\nRashida Jones\nare given little room to make an impact, which stands in contrast to some of Fincher’s later female-led films like\nGone Girl\nand\nThe Girl with the Dragon Tattoo\n. But these are minor quibbles in a film that otherwise operates at the highest level in every regard.\nFrom a storytelling perspective,\nThe Social Network\nremains one of the most prescient films of its era. It dissects the origins of modern tech empires and the egos that drive them, offering a cold, calculating look at the birth of Facebook that only feels more relevant as time passes. Every player in this production—Fincher, Sorkin, Eisenberg, Garfield—is at the top of their game, delivering a movie that feels both intimate and massive in scope.\nIt’s my\nfavorite movie of the 2010s\n. Maybe\nmy favorite movie ever\n. Every time I revisit it, I find something new—some hidden detail in the script, an overlooked piece of framing, a fresh interpretation of its themes. Maybe\nThe Social Network\nisn’t perfect. But I’ve yet to find a single frame that I would change.\nScore: 10\/10\nThe Social Network (2010)\nCast:\nJesse Eisenberg\n, \nAndrew Garfield\n, \nArmie Hammer\n, \nJosh Pence\n, \nJustin Timberlake\n, \nMax Minghella\n, \nBrenda Song\n, \nRashida Jones\n, \nJohn Getz\n,\nRooney Mara\nDirector:\nDavid Fincher\nGenre:\nDrama\nRuntime:\n 121 minutes\nRated:\n R\nRelease Date:\n October 1,\n2010\nMovies Like The Social Network:\nBlackBerry\n,\nOppenheimer\n,\nGood Will Hunting\n,\nMore Movies Like The Social Network\nFollow us on Letterboxd","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to content](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/the-social-network-2010\/#gridread-content-wrapper)\n\n[Cinephile Corner](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/)\n\nMovie Reviews, Rankings, Film News and More\n\nMenu\n\n- [Home](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/)\n- [Latest News](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/blogposts\/)\n- [Movie Reviews](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/)\n  - [Classic Movie Reviews](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/classics\/)\n  - [2026 Movies](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/years\/2026\/)\n  - [A-Z Film Reviews Archive](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/a-z-reviews-index\/)\n  - [Browse by Genre](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/genre\/)\n- [Best New Movies](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/best-of-the-best\/)\n- [Lists](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/)\n  - [Year End Rankings](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/best-movies-by-year\/)\n  - [Director Movie Rankings](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/best-movies-by-director\/)\n  - [Actor Movie Rankings](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/best-movies-by-actor\/)\n  - [Similar Movies](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/similar-movies\/)\n  - [Best of All Time](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/best-movies-of-all-time\/)\n  - [Best of 2025](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/best-movies-of-2025\/)\n  - [Best of 2024](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/best-movies-of-2024\/)\n  - [Best of 2023](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/best-movies-2023\/)\n  - [Best of 2022](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/top-50-films-of-2022\/)\n  - [Best of 2021](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/the-top-25-films-of-2021\/)\n- [Browse by Movie](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/movie\/)\n- [About Us](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/about-us\/)\n- [Newsletter](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/newsletter\/)\n\n[Home](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/) » [Movie Reviews](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/) » The Social Network (2010)\n\n# The Social Network Review: David Fincher’s Masterpiece Stars Jesse Eisenberg as Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg\n[Eli Brau](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/about-us\/)  February 17, 2025  Posted in [Classic Movie Reviews](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/classics\/), [Movie Reviews](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/)\n\n![The Social Network (2010)](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/02\/the-social-network-movie-2010.webp)\n\nThe Social Network (2010)\n\n*[The Social Network](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/movie\/the-social-network-2010\/)* might not be a “perfect” [movie](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/) in a traditional sense, but it’s as close as any film has come in the [21st century](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/the-50-best-movies-of-the-21st-century\/). Directed by [David Fincher](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/david-fincher-movies-ranked\/) and written by Aaron Sorkin, this [2010 masterpiece](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/best-movies-of-2010\/) remains endlessly rewatchable, endlessly quotable, and deeply resonant in ways that continue to evolve with time. I’ve seen it more than any other movie—memorized its rhythm, its cutting dialogue, its thumping Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross score that pulses through every moment. It’s a [film](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/a-z-reviews-index\/) that never loses its edge, no matter how many times you revisit it.\n\nAt its core, *The Social Network* is a story about ambition, betrayal, and the corrosive effects of power—played out through the meteoric rise of Mark Zuckerberg ([Jesse Eisenberg](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/a-real-pain-movie-review-2024\/)) and his fraught relationship with Eduardo Saverin ([Andrew Garfield](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/we-live-in-time-2024\/)). It’s a film that captures the intoxicating thrill of creation, but also the ruthlessness that so often accompanies it. Few movies have ever deconstructed a friendship with this level of precision, turning what is essentially a legal drama into something electrifying.\n\nTechnically, the film is impeccable. Reznor and Ross deliver one of the defining scores of the 2010s, seamlessly weaving classical tones with electronic pulses that heighten every moment. The editing is a marvel, using two simultaneous depositions—one between Mark and Eduardo, another involving Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss ([Armie Hammer](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/armie-hammer\/), in a dual role) and Divya Narendra ([Max Minghella](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/babylon-movie-2022\/))—to push the narrative forward in a way that never slows down. Sorkin’s script is at its twitchy, rapid-fire best, and Fincher’s signature precision ensures that every shot feels meticulously placed, every cut intentional.\n\nThe supporting cast is stacked, though not without its weak points. [Justin Timberlake](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/inside-llewyn-davis-movie-review-2013\/) as Sean Parker is an initially questionable choice that somehow clicks after multiple viewings. The film struggles to give much depth to its female characters—[Brenda Song](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/brenda-song\/) and [Rashida Jones](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/rashida-jones\/) are given little room to make an impact, which stands in contrast to some of Fincher’s later female-led films like *Gone Girl* and *The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo*. But these are minor quibbles in a film that otherwise operates at the highest level in every regard.\n\nFrom a storytelling perspective, *The Social Network* remains one of the most prescient films of its era. It dissects the origins of modern tech empires and the egos that drive them, offering a cold, calculating look at the birth of Facebook that only feels more relevant as time passes. Every player in this production—Fincher, Sorkin, Eisenberg, Garfield—is at the top of their game, delivering a movie that feels both intimate and massive in scope.\n\nIt’s my [favorite movie of the 2010s](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/best-movies-of-the-2010s\/). Maybe [my favorite movie ever](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/best-movies-of-all-time\/). Every time I revisit it, I find something new—some hidden detail in the script, an overlooked piece of framing, a fresh interpretation of its themes. Maybe *The Social Network* isn’t perfect. But I’ve yet to find a single frame that I would change.\n\n### Score: 10\/10\n## The Social Network (2010)\n- **Cast:** [Jesse Eisenberg](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/jesse-eisenberg\/), [Andrew Garfield](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/andrew-garfield\/), [Armie Hammer](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/armie-hammer\/), [Josh Pence](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/josh-pence\/), [Justin Timberlake](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/justin-timberlake\/), [Max Minghella](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/max-minghella\/), [Brenda Song](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/brenda-song\/), [Rashida Jones](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/rashida-jones\/), [John Getz](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/john-getz\/), [Rooney Mara](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/rooney-mara\/)\n- **Director:** [David Fincher](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/david-fincher\/)\n- **Genre:** [Drama](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/genre\/drama\/)\n- **Runtime:** 121 minutes\n- **Rated:** R\n- **Release Date:** October 1, [2010](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/years\/2010\/)\n- **Movies Like The Social Network:** [BlackBerry](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/blackberry-movie-2023\/), [Oppenheimer](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/oppenheimer-movie-2023\/), [Good Will Hunting](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/good-will-hunting-movie-1997\/), [More Movies Like The Social Network](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/movies-like-the-social-network\/)\n- [**Follow us on Letterboxd**](https:\/\/letterboxd.com\/lo_okitseli\/film\/the-social-network\/7\/)\n\n## Where to Watch The Social Network (2010)\n[See all options for The Social Network (2010)](https:\/\/www.themoviedb.org\/movie\/37799-the-social-network\/watch?locale=US)\n\n### Rent\n- ![Amazon Video 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(2010)\n\n*[The Social Network](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/movie\/the-social-network-2010\/)* might not be a “perfect” [movie](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/) in a traditional sense, but it’s as close as any film has come in the [21st century](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/the-50-best-movies-of-the-21st-century\/). Directed by [David Fincher](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/david-fincher-movies-ranked\/) and written by Aaron Sorkin, this [2010 masterpiece](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/best-movies-of-2010\/) remains endlessly rewatchable, endlessly quotable, and deeply resonant in ways that continue to evolve with time. I’ve seen it more than any other movie—memorized its rhythm, its cutting dialogue, its thumping Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross score that pulses through every moment. It’s a [film](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/a-z-reviews-index\/) that never loses its edge, no matter how many times you revisit it.\n\nAt its core, *The Social Network* is a story about ambition, betrayal, and the corrosive effects of power—played out through the meteoric rise of Mark Zuckerberg ([Jesse Eisenberg](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/a-real-pain-movie-review-2024\/)) and his fraught relationship with Eduardo Saverin ([Andrew Garfield](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/we-live-in-time-2024\/)). It’s a film that captures the intoxicating thrill of creation, but also the ruthlessness that so often accompanies it. Few movies have ever deconstructed a friendship with this level of precision, turning what is essentially a legal drama into something electrifying.\n\nTechnically, the film is impeccable. Reznor and Ross deliver one of the defining scores of the 2010s, seamlessly weaving classical tones with electronic pulses that heighten every moment. The editing is a marvel, using two simultaneous depositions—one between Mark and Eduardo, another involving Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss ([Armie Hammer](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/armie-hammer\/), in a dual role) and Divya Narendra ([Max Minghella](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/babylon-movie-2022\/))—to push the narrative forward in a way that never slows down. Sorkin’s script is at its twitchy, rapid-fire best, and Fincher’s signature precision ensures that every shot feels meticulously placed, every cut intentional.\n\nThe supporting cast is stacked, though not without its weak points. [Justin Timberlake](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/reviews\/inside-llewyn-davis-movie-review-2013\/) as Sean Parker is an initially questionable choice that somehow clicks after multiple viewings. The film struggles to give much depth to its female characters—[Brenda Song](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/brenda-song\/) and [Rashida Jones](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/cast-and-crew\/rashida-jones\/) are given little room to make an impact, which stands in contrast to some of Fincher’s later female-led films like *Gone Girl* and *The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo*. But these are minor quibbles in a film that otherwise operates at the highest level in every regard.\n\nFrom a storytelling perspective, *The Social Network* remains one of the most prescient films of its era. It dissects the origins of modern tech empires and the egos that drive them, offering a cold, calculating look at the birth of Facebook that only feels more relevant as time passes. Every player in this production—Fincher, Sorkin, Eisenberg, Garfield—is at the top of their game, delivering a movie that feels both intimate and massive in scope.\n\nIt’s my [favorite movie of the 2010s](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/best-movies-of-the-2010s\/). Maybe [my favorite movie ever](https:\/\/cinephilecorner.com\/lists\/best-movies-of-all-time\/). Every time I revisit it, I find something new—some hidden detail in the script, an overlooked piece of framing, a fresh interpretation of its themes. Maybe *The Social Network* isn’t perfect. 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Boilerpipe Text	The Social Network (2010) The Social Network might not be a “perfect” movie in a traditional sense, but it’s as close as any film has come in the 21st century . Directed by David Fincher and written by Aaron Sorkin, this 2010 masterpiece remains endlessly rewatchable, endlessly quotable, and deeply resonant in ways that continue to evolve with time. I’ve seen it more than any other movie—memorized its rhythm, its cutting dialogue, its thumping Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross score that pulses through every moment. It’s a film that never loses its edge, no matter how many times you revisit it. At its core, The Social Network is a story about ambition, betrayal, and the corrosive effects of power—played out through the meteoric rise of Mark Zuckerberg ( Jesse Eisenberg ) and his fraught relationship with Eduardo Saverin ( Andrew Garfield ). It’s a film that captures the intoxicating thrill of creation, but also the ruthlessness that so often accompanies it. Few movies have ever deconstructed a friendship with this level of precision, turning what is essentially a legal drama into something electrifying. Technically, the film is impeccable. Reznor and Ross deliver one of the defining scores of the 2010s, seamlessly weaving classical tones with electronic pulses that heighten every moment. The editing is a marvel, using two simultaneous depositions—one between Mark and Eduardo, another involving Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss ( Armie Hammer , in a dual role) and Divya Narendra ( Max Minghella )—to push the narrative forward in a way that never slows down. Sorkin’s script is at its twitchy, rapid-fire best, and Fincher’s signature precision ensures that every shot feels meticulously placed, every cut intentional. The supporting cast is stacked, though not without its weak points. Justin Timberlake as Sean Parker is an initially questionable choice that somehow clicks after multiple viewings. The film struggles to give much depth to its female characters— Brenda Song and Rashida Jones are given little room to make an impact, which stands in contrast to some of Fincher’s later female-led films like Gone Girl and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo . But these are minor quibbles in a film that otherwise operates at the highest level in every regard. From a storytelling perspective, The Social Network remains one of the most prescient films of its era. It dissects the origins of modern tech empires and the egos that drive them, offering a cold, calculating look at the birth of Facebook that only feels more relevant as time passes. Every player in this production—Fincher, Sorkin, Eisenberg, Garfield—is at the top of their game, delivering a movie that feels both intimate and massive in scope. It’s my favorite movie of the 2010s . Maybe my favorite movie ever . Every time I revisit it, I find something new—some hidden detail in the script, an overlooked piece of framing, a fresh interpretation of its themes. Maybe The Social Network isn’t perfect. But I’ve yet to find a single frame that I would change. Score: 10/10 The Social Network (2010) Cast: Jesse Eisenberg , Andrew Garfield , Armie Hammer , Josh Pence , Justin Timberlake , Max Minghella , Brenda Song , Rashida Jones , John Getz , Rooney Mara Director: David Fincher Genre: Drama Runtime: 121 minutes Rated: R Release Date: October 1, 2010 Movies Like The Social Network: BlackBerry , Oppenheimer , Good Will Hunting , More Movies Like The Social Network Follow us on Letterboxd
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Directed by [David Fincher](https://cinephilecorner.com/lists/david-fincher-movies-ranked/) and written by Aaron Sorkin, this [2010 masterpiece](https://cinephilecorner.com/lists/best-movies-of-2010/) remains endlessly rewatchable, endlessly quotable, and deeply resonant in ways that continue to evolve with time. I’ve seen it more than any other movie—memorized its rhythm, its cutting dialogue, its thumping Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross score that pulses through every moment. It’s a [film](https://cinephilecorner.com/a-z-reviews-index/) that never loses its edge, no matter how many times you revisit it. At its core, The Social Network is a story about ambition, betrayal, and the corrosive effects of power—played out through the meteoric rise of Mark Zuckerberg ([Jesse Eisenberg](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/a-real-pain-movie-review-2024/)) and his fraught relationship with Eduardo Saverin ([Andrew Garfield](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/we-live-in-time-2024/)). It’s a film that captures the intoxicating thrill of creation, but also the ruthlessness that so often accompanies it. Few movies have ever deconstructed a friendship with this level of precision, turning what is essentially a legal drama into something electrifying. Technically, the film is impeccable. Reznor and Ross deliver one of the defining scores of the 2010s, seamlessly weaving classical tones with electronic pulses that heighten every moment. The editing is a marvel, using two simultaneous depositions—one between Mark and Eduardo, another involving Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss ([Armie Hammer](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/armie-hammer/), in a dual role) and Divya Narendra ([Max Minghella](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/babylon-movie-2022/))—to push the narrative forward in a way that never slows down. Sorkin’s script is at its twitchy, rapid-fire best, and Fincher’s signature precision ensures that every shot feels meticulously placed, every cut intentional. The supporting cast is stacked, though not without its weak points. [Justin Timberlake](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/inside-llewyn-davis-movie-review-2013/) as Sean Parker is an initially questionable choice that somehow clicks after multiple viewings. The film struggles to give much depth to its female characters—[Brenda Song](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/brenda-song/) and [Rashida Jones](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/rashida-jones/) are given little room to make an impact, which stands in contrast to some of Fincher’s later female-led films like Gone Girl and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. But these are minor quibbles in a film that otherwise operates at the highest level in every regard. From a storytelling perspective, The Social Network remains one of the most prescient films of its era. It dissects the origins of modern tech empires and the egos that drive them, offering a cold, calculating look at the birth of Facebook that only feels more relevant as time passes. Every player in this production—Fincher, Sorkin, Eisenberg, Garfield—is at the top of their game, delivering a movie that feels both intimate and massive in scope. It’s my [favorite movie of the 2010s](https://cinephilecorner.com/lists/best-movies-of-the-2010s/). Maybe [my favorite movie ever](https://cinephilecorner.com/lists/best-movies-of-all-time/). Every time I revisit it, I find something new—some hidden detail in the script, an overlooked piece of framing, a fresh interpretation of its themes. Maybe The Social Network isn’t perfect. But I’ve yet to find a single frame that I would change. ### Score: 10/10 ## The Social Network (2010) - Cast: [Jesse Eisenberg](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/jesse-eisenberg/), [Andrew Garfield](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/andrew-garfield/), [Armie Hammer](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/armie-hammer/), [Josh Pence](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/josh-pence/), [Justin Timberlake](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/justin-timberlake/), [Max Minghella](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/max-minghella/), [Brenda Song](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/brenda-song/), [Rashida Jones](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/rashida-jones/), [John Getz](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/john-getz/), [Rooney Mara](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/rooney-mara/) - Director: [David Fincher](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/david-fincher/) - Genre: [Drama](https://cinephilecorner.com/genre/drama/) - Runtime: 121 minutes - Rated: R - Release Date: October 1, [2010](https://cinephilecorner.com/years/2010/) - Movies Like The Social Network: [BlackBerry](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/blackberry-movie-2023/), [Oppenheimer](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/oppenheimer-movie-2023/), [Good Will Hunting](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/good-will-hunting-movie-1997/), [More Movies Like The Social Network](https://cinephilecorner.com/lists/movies-like-the-social-network/) - [Follow us on Letterboxd](https://letterboxd.com/lo_okitseli/film/the-social-network/7/) ## Where to Watch The Social Network (2010) [See all options for The Social Network (2010)](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/37799-the-social-network/watch?locale=US) ### Rent - ![Amazon Video logo](https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w92/qR6FKvnPBx2O37FDg8PNM7efwF3.jpg)[Amazon Video](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/37799-the-social-network/watch?locale=US) - ![Apple TV Store logo](https://image.tmdb.org/t/p/w92/SPnB1qiCkYfirS2it3hZORwGVn.jpg)[Apple TV Store](https://www.themoviedb.org/movie/37799-the-social-network/watch?locale=US) - 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Readable Markdown	![The Social Network (2010)](https://cinephilecorner.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/the-social-network-movie-2010.webp) The Social Network (2010) [The Social Network](https://cinephilecorner.com/movie/the-social-network-2010/) might not be a “perfect” [movie](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/) in a traditional sense, but it’s as close as any film has come in the [21st century](https://cinephilecorner.com/lists/the-50-best-movies-of-the-21st-century/). Directed by [David Fincher](https://cinephilecorner.com/lists/david-fincher-movies-ranked/) and written by Aaron Sorkin, this [2010 masterpiece](https://cinephilecorner.com/lists/best-movies-of-2010/) remains endlessly rewatchable, endlessly quotable, and deeply resonant in ways that continue to evolve with time. I’ve seen it more than any other movie—memorized its rhythm, its cutting dialogue, its thumping Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross score that pulses through every moment. It’s a [film](https://cinephilecorner.com/a-z-reviews-index/) that never loses its edge, no matter how many times you revisit it. At its core, The Social Network is a story about ambition, betrayal, and the corrosive effects of power—played out through the meteoric rise of Mark Zuckerberg ([Jesse Eisenberg](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/a-real-pain-movie-review-2024/)) and his fraught relationship with Eduardo Saverin ([Andrew Garfield](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/we-live-in-time-2024/)). It’s a film that captures the intoxicating thrill of creation, but also the ruthlessness that so often accompanies it. Few movies have ever deconstructed a friendship with this level of precision, turning what is essentially a legal drama into something electrifying. Technically, the film is impeccable. Reznor and Ross deliver one of the defining scores of the 2010s, seamlessly weaving classical tones with electronic pulses that heighten every moment. The editing is a marvel, using two simultaneous depositions—one between Mark and Eduardo, another involving Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss ([Armie Hammer](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/armie-hammer/), in a dual role) and Divya Narendra ([Max Minghella](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/babylon-movie-2022/))—to push the narrative forward in a way that never slows down. Sorkin’s script is at its twitchy, rapid-fire best, and Fincher’s signature precision ensures that every shot feels meticulously placed, every cut intentional. The supporting cast is stacked, though not without its weak points. [Justin Timberlake](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/inside-llewyn-davis-movie-review-2013/) as Sean Parker is an initially questionable choice that somehow clicks after multiple viewings. The film struggles to give much depth to its female characters—[Brenda Song](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/brenda-song/) and [Rashida Jones](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/rashida-jones/) are given little room to make an impact, which stands in contrast to some of Fincher’s later female-led films like Gone Girl and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. But these are minor quibbles in a film that otherwise operates at the highest level in every regard. From a storytelling perspective, The Social Network remains one of the most prescient films of its era. It dissects the origins of modern tech empires and the egos that drive them, offering a cold, calculating look at the birth of Facebook that only feels more relevant as time passes. Every player in this production—Fincher, Sorkin, Eisenberg, Garfield—is at the top of their game, delivering a movie that feels both intimate and massive in scope. It’s my [favorite movie of the 2010s](https://cinephilecorner.com/lists/best-movies-of-the-2010s/). Maybe [my favorite movie ever](https://cinephilecorner.com/lists/best-movies-of-all-time/). Every time I revisit it, I find something new—some hidden detail in the script, an overlooked piece of framing, a fresh interpretation of its themes. Maybe The Social Network isn’t perfect. But I’ve yet to find a single frame that I would change. ### Score: 10/10 ## The Social Network (2010) - Cast: [Jesse Eisenberg](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/jesse-eisenberg/), [Andrew Garfield](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/andrew-garfield/), [Armie Hammer](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/armie-hammer/), [Josh Pence](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/josh-pence/), [Justin Timberlake](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/justin-timberlake/), [Max Minghella](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/max-minghella/), [Brenda Song](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/brenda-song/), [Rashida Jones](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/rashida-jones/), [John Getz](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/john-getz/), [Rooney Mara](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/rooney-mara/) - Director: [David Fincher](https://cinephilecorner.com/cast-and-crew/david-fincher/) - Genre: [Drama](https://cinephilecorner.com/genre/drama/) - Runtime: 121 minutes - Rated: R - Release Date: October 1, [2010](https://cinephilecorner.com/years/2010/) - Movies Like The Social Network: [BlackBerry](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/blackberry-movie-2023/), [Oppenheimer](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/oppenheimer-movie-2023/), [Good Will Hunting](https://cinephilecorner.com/reviews/good-will-hunting-movie-1997/), [More Movies Like The Social Network](https://cinephilecorner.com/lists/movies-like-the-social-network/) - [Follow us on Letterboxd](https://letterboxd.com/lo_okitseli/film/the-social-network/7/)
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