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Tên khác: The Social Network

Mô tả: The Social Network: A Reimagining The film opens not with a dimly lit Harvard dorm room, but with a montage of Mark Zuckerberg’s relentless ambition, his coding prowess a furious ballet of fingers across the keyboard. We see glimpses of his awkward social interactions, his sharp intellect juxtaposed with an almost unsettling emotional detachment. This isn’t the romanticized genius; it’s a portrayal of a fiercely driven young man, fueled by a desire for validation and a hunger to build something monumental. The genesis of Facemash, the controversial “hot or not” site, is depicted as more ethically ambiguous, highlighting the callous disregard for privacy and the potential legal repercussions Mark almost casually dismisses. The film delves deeper into the complex relationship with Eduardo Saverin, portraying their partnership as a volatile mix of brilliant synergy and simmering resentment. Their contrasting personalities – Eduardo's grounded pragmatism against Mark's relentless vision – are vividly displayed, culminating in a more nuanced depiction of their falling out, exploring their shared dreams and the bitter betrayal that fractured their friendship. The film explores the pivotal role of the Winklevoss twins, but rather than just portraying them as entitled rivals, it delves into their own ambition and the genuine hurt they felt at being, in their view, ripped off. The courtroom drama is less about a simple case of intellectual property theft and more about the blurry lines of collaboration, ambition, and the cutthroat world of Silicon Valley. Beyond the business dealings, the film gives significant weight to Mark’s personal life, exploring his complex relationship with Erica Albright, the woman who initially rejected him, and whose rejection fueled his ambition in a way that is both sympathetic and unsettling. It's not just about a romantic rejection; it’s about a deep-seated insecurity that drives his relentless pursuit of success. The film suggests this rejection is a core element that shapes his relentless pursuit of connection, albeit through the mediated experience of Facebook. The film also explores Mark’s personal struggles, hinting at the isolation and loneliness behind the public image of a billionaire genius. He navigates complex relationships with his closest friends, struggling to balance his ambition with loyalty, honesty, and genuine connection. The film subtly highlights his emotional unavailability, his struggle to form and maintain meaningful relationships, suggesting that the billions he amassed have come at a significant personal cost. The film's climax is less a triumphant victory and more a sobering reflection on the price of success. Mark’s victory is bittersweet; he has conquered the world with his creation but may have lost something far more valuable along the way. The final shot is not one of jubilation, but of quiet contemplation, leaving the audience to consider the complex legacy of a man who built a global phenomenon but at what cost. The film leaves us wondering whether he truly achieved connection and happiness, or merely built a digital empire to compensate for the emotional distance he feels.

Thời gian: 121 phút

Tổng tập: 1

Tập hiện tại: FULL

Phụ đề: Vietsub

Đạo diễn: David Fincher

Diễn viên: Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake

Loại: Phim lẻ

Thể loại: Chính Kịch,Giả Tưởng

Năm: 2010

Quốc gia: Âu Mỹ

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