"The Social Network": Niu X's Pseudo-biographical Film

Rubye 2022-04-19 09:01:16

A certain magazine had a review about the movie that said, "The dialogue doesn't have a pound of excess fat." In the language we are familiar with, it is "there is no extra fat." I read this sentence. After initially enduring the dense dialogue like a machine gun, it quickly entered the euphoria. This movie is very cool to watch, it makes your blood heat up at a speed of 15 degrees per second. Although there is an ending about betrayal and loss and loneliness at the end, during the viewing process, the blood is still inevitably boiling.
Mark Zuckerberg, one of the immortal myths of the Internet, is the youngest billionaire in the world. The founder of Facebook, a company whose market value is second only to GOOGLE. The opportunity for him to create this myth, the movie tells us, was due to his anger when he broke up in love. Then this genius, with his friend as young as him, went on a huge business together. While some people are thinking about finding a job or how to increase their wages, some people are thinking about how to create an era. This is the state of our planet. So when I saw half of it, I couldn't help but sigh. When I was young, why didn't I have a dream. But the dream now is the punctual mortgage, the education of my daughter, and the desire for consumption that is constantly surpassed by friends. What else, a cup of tea, a drunken and naturally awake morning.
Yes, from the beginning I deviated from the theme of this movie, the success of the business, the break of a friend. And Mark Zuckerberg ended up alone in his office outside the courtroom on Facebook to order pictures of his ex-girlfriends. A genius who is too egoistic, a taciturn otaku, and a successful person who is overwhelmed with self-confidence. Although I agree that this movie is unique in terms of the thematic plot. But to be honest, compared to real life, these poetic losses are undoubtedly a bit hypocritical. When he was suspected of plagiarizing the twin brothers' idea, what should he do, let mediocre people spoil the idea, or let great people realize it. When he replaced his entrepreneurial partner and his best friend Edward Savin with the great Sean Parker. Edward Savin has always supported his friends, but he is old-fashioned and outdated, while Sean Parker understands Mark Zuckerberg, the capital market, and the Internet age. Success has to pay a price. Or in the most traditional way. When you achieve greatness, you must endure or cut the backwardness of those around you. One gets the Tao, what should you do if the chicken and the dog can't go to the sky with you? Will you not go to the sky?
Loss is only qualified to say, if not successful, loss will only turn into despair. Ordinary like us, only when life is worry-free, there is leisure. If even eating is a problem, what relationship does it have with you? Mark Zuckerberg, when his company was worth $25 billion, Qian settled all the complaints.
We used to misunderstand that the world is equal, and when we were planning for family expenses, my wife ended up saying, "Poor and poor couples are sad." When this movie gave me the urge to build a career. I am sorry that I no longer care about and sympathize with those love and sorrows built on great wealth.
This movie is not completely real, and we can't replicate a too real life, but the story is very tense. The translation of the version I read is really bad, and as far as I understand it, the lines should be clean and neat. A word often used by Mark Zuckerberg and his friends.
Called "Cool!"

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Extended Reading

The Social Network quotes

  • Amy: You're a zillionaire!

    Sean Parker: Not technically.

    Amy: What are you?

    Sean Parker: Broke. There's not a lot of money in free music, even less when you're being sued by everyone who's ever been to the Grammys.

    Amy: This is blowing my mind.

    Sean Parker: I appreciate that.

    Amy: I gotta hop in the shower and get ready for class.

    Sean Parker: Bio-Chem even though you're a French major who's name is Amy.

    Amy: You passed.

    Sean Parker: I'm a hard worker.

  • Sean Parker: You mind if I check my email?

    Amy: Yeah, go ahead.

    Sean Parker: [logs on and sees The Facebook] Amy? Amy!

    Amy: Yeah?

    Sean Parker: Can you come out here?

    Amy: Just a second.

    Sean Parker: There's a snake in here, Amy.

    Amy: What?

    [runs from shower]

    Amy: Where?

    Sean Parker: Okay, there isn't a snake but I need to ask you something.

    Amy: Are you kidding me? I could have been killed!

    Sean Parker: How?

    Amy: By running too fast! And getting twisted in the curtain. What do you need to ask me?

    Sean Parker: I went to check my email and there's a website open on your computer?

    Amy: Yeah, after you passed out last night I went on The Facebook for a little bit.

    Sean Parker: What's that?

    Amy: The Facebook? Stanford's had it for like, two weeks now. It's really awesome except it's freakishly addicting. Seriously, I'm on the thing like five times a day.

    Sean Parker: Mind if I send myself an email?

    Amy: Yeah, is everything okay?

    Sean Parker: Everything's great. I just need to find you, Mark Zuckerberg.