The Founder starring Michael Keaton is a criminally underrated film, not given the credit it deserves by those who call it a ...

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The Social Network focused on portraying Eduardo Saverin (Andrew Garfield) as the real victim in the creation of Facebook. In the film, Saverin is a friend of Zuckerberg who is asked to help him ...

Expected to win more awards, "The Social Network" scored only three Oscars. HOLLYWOOD, Calif., <br/>Feb. 28, 2011 &#151; -- It grabbed four major Golden Globes. It swept the critics circle awards ...

All of which probably explains why, rather than filing a lawsuit, Mark Zuckerberg spent the week “Social Network” opened visiting Oprah and donating $100 million to New Jersey public schools.

Social networks have long relied on the kindness of what are essentially strangers in order to thrive. You might be thinking I'm talking about the people that use them, and I am.

All that really matters about “Social Network” is that it be convincing in movie terms, and it very much is that. Very likely gritting his teeth and agreeing is Zuckerberg himself.

The Social Network is the movie of the year. But Fincher and Sorkin triumph by taking it further. Lacing their scathing wit with an aching sadness, they define the dark irony of the past decade.

If that was your expectation, you were doubtless disappointed: The Social Network is really not about Facebook at all — it’s about the people and personalities that gave birth to the service ...