The Social Network is a rare triple threat of filmmaking brilliance: a masterfully written script which tells a compelling story and is loaded with smart, snappy dialogue, meticulously brought to the screen with rich visuals and relentless pacing by a top-notch director, and anchored by a supremely talented ensemble cast of young actors.
Star of “The Social Network,” Jesse Eisenberg, discusses the challenges associated with playing a real person, Fincher’s directing style and his tendency to be a bit neurotic.
With the release of Fincher’s upcoming film The Social Network, we jumped at the chance to review his entire body of work.
“The Social Network” screenwriter, Aaron Sorkin, discusses writing about real events, his creative partnership with David Fincher and his thoughts on the real Mark Zuckerberg.
What can we expect from David Fincher’s highly anticipated The Social Network?
Andrew Garfield, star of “The Social Network,” talks to FlickSided about David Fincher’s direction, Aaron Sorkin’s script as well as his staring role in Sony’s upcoming “Spider-Man” reboot.
The real Mark Zuckerberg has real problems with the Facebook movie.
Meet the new Lisbeth Salander.
From secret agent to investigative journalist.
It was another busy week in Hollywood. Here’s some stuff that slipped through the FlickSided cracks.
This flick keeps looking better and better.
A Swedish murder mystery that doesn’t disappoint.
The evils of Facebook exposed.
This Fincher-Reznor pairing is a match made in heaven that’s bound to raise hell.
Fincher delivers an intriguing and exceptionally well-made film that also carries an admirable level of historical credibility.
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