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1. 
   michelle-halloway from Australia
   

   Dec 31, 2010

   Propaganda

   This facebook site is part of surveillance and mining of personal
   information.

   The origin of this website will undoubtedly be concealed for if it was
   to be revealed, or even spoken of in any factual terms people would be
   terrified. That is why the marketing and propaganda for networks such s
   these is false and designed to blind people from the truth. Stay away
   from face book and twitter if you value your personal integrity privacy
   because once you access it and create a profile you agree to terms that
   give them total access to all of your information.

   That is the tip of the ice berg. Just do a little research and don't
   believe everything they tell you. Watch for entertainment if you must
   but always maintain a critical outlook that there are layers to the
   onion skin that need to be removed and exposed that you may not
   necessarily know. To assume facebook is harmless and just fun is a
   temptation for many young people who just want some harmless fun. That
   does not exist any more and you need to protect yourself, your identity
   and families.

   I am not a nutter, have 2 degrees and love to research and think and
   question things. There are answers available if you care to look for
   them.

   Good luck people, please don't get sucked in.

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2. 
   Parry-3
   

   Dec 29, 2010

   The Binary Society

   Title, money and beauty are the three forms of aristocracy as director
   Preston Sturges once observed and they are the governing forces of our
   society. Connected to all three forms are curiosity and jealousy. Both
   are very powerful human emotions that give people a certain false sense
   of power and "raison d'être". Facebook the website/phenomenon is
   primarily built on it. Curiosity and jealousy intersect in unexpected
   ways, desires are triggered via mouse-clicks and somehow a whole new
   way of existence is created and released.

   What's even more powerful, David Fincher, writer Aaron Sorkin, the work
   of the entire cast and crew rounded off by an amazing score by Trent
   Reznor and Atticus Ross completely captured all the above mentioned
   aspects.

   But the ultimate feat, that "The Social Network" manages to achieve, is
   to show to an entire generation of internet users that no life can be
   lead if identity is not based in reality. Every life has a profile, not
   every life is profiled to have a soul. Mark Zuckerberg seemed to have
   grasped this fundamental contradiction and, according to the film,
   failed to choose the right side of this equation.

   Now this is one hell of a movie.

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3. 
   didi_beraldo from Manaus, Brazil
   

   Dec 29, 2010

   Nice movie

   I thought I was gonna watch another ridiculous blockbuster, but in
   fact, it was the opposite. The movie at its totality keeps a nice pace,
   it doesn't make you feel tired or willing to scream at some point
   "That's it!". Justin Timberlake is a good surprise I must admit. It is
   not an Academy Awards play, however, I've seen a lot of worse things .
   But Jesse Eisenberg is such a good actor that he doesn't need to make a
   huge effort to prove it. Softly, as the movie goes, he makes his
   character as big as the Mark Zuckenberg's bank account. By the way,
   Mark on this movie is seen as a genius, fast, non-sociable person, in
   other words, the villain. But is he? I don't think so. Andrew
   Garfield's character, Eduardo Saverin, the Brazilian Facebook
   co-founder, is kind of double-crossed by Mark (in Eduardo's point of
   view), but he knew that it might happen. The Winklevoss' twins are the
   really victims on this whole situation in my opinion. Their idea was
   completely stolen and, as we say in Brazil, it became Mark's golden
   chicken.

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4. 
   priyantha-bandara from Colombo -Sri Lanka
   

   Dec 28, 2010

   Who want's to know the Facebook?

   I can't recall seeing a modern Biopic which was so much talked about
   than 'The Social Network'. In this age where the contemporary community
   and media cannot live without the word FACEBOOK, it's always a pleasure
   and interesting to see how its creators have really made it. The
   picture full of Mark Zuckerberg and his life after 2003 is experienced
   not so quietly throughout the movie. The story telling is done via
   bouncing in between two law suits. Starting from the early days of
   Marks Harvard life up to where the Facebook hits a million subscribers,
   the events which occur are dramatically represented without making the
   viewer bored. Some dialogs slip away without giving a split second to
   comprehend due to the talking nature of Mark which sounds speedier than
   a F1 racing car. Coz of this maybe a second viewing is recommended. But
   the story is pretty neat and easy to digest. Specially as many of us
   already know what really went in the creation of Facebook.

   The important fact is to the get the line between fact and fiction
   correct. Especially when it's based on true events and the key
   character is immensely influencing the society as we speak. So you
   movie gores better read a few articles once your done enjoying the
   movie. Movies are always pretty dramatic than real life so you may need
   to realize that one way or the other.

   Cinematically 'The Social Network' is a good movie. You won't get bored
   and the story does not let you down. Its fast as I mentioned before so
   you might be left out from time to time but catching up is mandatory.
   Acting is wonderful. I believe Jesse Eisenberg have done justice to his
   character and hope that Mark Zuckerberg will agree on that. If not we
   have never seeing the real man and will end up engraving someone else's
   image on our mind.

   Overall what started with an investment of $1000 and becomes $65
   Billion worth within years in the plot doesn't sound like a bad movie
   at all. And that's Facebook.

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