The Social Network

"Private behavior is a relic of a time gone by. And if somehow, someway, you've managed to live your life like the Dalai Lama, they'll make shit up. Because they don't want you, they want your idea." This was my 3rd watch. This is the film I watch whenever I am in need of some inspiration because its hardcore, very convy adrenaline packed if you get what I mean and just tells me to zone out in a corner and work towards my goals and aspirations continuously. And whether you say that this is fictionalized and not really accurate and Eduardo Saverin's share wasn't diluted down to 0.03%, this would still be one of my favourite films of all time and the best written film of all time in my opinion. Yes, I've said it. Its really engaging, never lets go of its pace, and knows what its going for in a very realistic dramatic manner. When you really think about it, it comes off as a story of friendship, greed, power and the duality of the moral high ground rather than a story of Facebook. Teaches you a whole lot of things. With uncountable quotable lines and I literally couldn't decide which line to use at the beginning of my review. The acting and the soundtrack was awesome and the way they peeped in the sounds was really clever in elevating the scene. Flawless direction with many of the scenes memorable as fuck. The thing is, I love this film and I think its perfect. Definitely worth a watch in the most optimum way possible. Edit After Rewatch- 4th watch. This is the definition of a perfect film. That's all I can say, once again.