I still don't get why he has all those nerds working non-stop, while those girls don't even know how to shoot in that videogame , he should've put them to code or do something, time is scarce and valuable.
how can he apologize when he is not sorry? You are missing the point of the conflict. Both of them are moving in different directions with different strategies. In my point of view, eduardo was completely lost trying to do what he thought was best without consulting anyone else. Even if he was CFO and a good guy from the start, he completely blew the opportunity to be part of the startup by not being there and stubborn to consider other opportunities. The movie still makes it sad to see how bad it went for him, when he was always the good guy and with parker being such an antagonistic character. What a good dramatization, love this movie.
Goodness, I feel so freaking sorry for Ed. He invested so much money into this venture, being kept out of the loop on business dealings, neglected as a friend, and all while he's trying to further the marketing side of the business.
Mikey Lewis It's difficult to assess what EXACTLY happened in real life, but strictly on this movie's terms, he was treated pretty appallingly. He didn't make things easy for himself sometimes and could've handled things a little differently but he was overall treated unfairly.
Retarded assessment. He had to choose between his education or running a company. He chose his education. Business isnt about making friends, if you arent pushing hard with the team you get left behind. Stop being so emotional.
Don't feel too bad for him. What was left out of the movie is that the real life Eduardo made all that start up investment money doing insider stock trading. You know the stuff that screws working people, not just other rich elite kids like in this film.
Like talking to a wall. He doesn´t care about feelings, gratitude, friendship or loyalty; he cares about what or who brings something to the table, who helps improving Facebook.
So? Real life Eduardo is rich now and moved to another country to avoid paying taxes. Mark however worked his butt off full time in California. I can see why he made this decision. Don't feel too bad about eduardo tho
@@KevinJohnson-cv2no dude.. chill. Every one has many different opinions about running a business or a company. To us some are good and some are bad. sure I agree what you said, what happen to eduardo is his own doing. Mark made the right choice as the "Creator" of Facebook to ditch him, But not as a "Friend". Cuz before this all happen remember that eduardo was his closest friend that stood beside mark and if it wasn't for eduardo there would be no Facebook. To me mark Zuckerberg in this movie is amazing resourcefull man who invented the Facebook. But also an ungratefull backstabbing asshole as a friend. You can have all the money or fame in this world but I prefer to have an amazing friend and live with the little that I had rather than living alone losing all the closest people you have
Eduardo really wanted to punch Sean but he redirected his anger to slamming his bag on the ground and aggressively sniffing lol. The restraint is remarkable.
Aaron Sorkin is one of the few screenwriters working today who knows how to make strong and memorable characters. The characters in his movies always feel layered and true.
Mmm I don’t know about one of the best, Christian bale, Bryan Cranston, Leonardo DiCaprio Daniel day Lewis, Joaquin Phoenix, I don’t know if his acting can really be compared to them
Mark saying "I'm afraid if you don't come out here you're gonna get left behind" has the same energy as "you'll be meeting a lot of people you wouldn't normally get to meet" and I'm surprised Eduardo didn't just unfriend him right there.
I liked Eduardo. He was the only one who seemed to be grounded. Asking how old the girls were realizing it's all fun and games now until both of them make accusations in order to take advantage of the huge cash windfall they know will ultimately come for these guys.
Mark, with a genius intellect, sarcastically asking about Eduardo's internship because he was very disappointed that ed would focus on that instead of trying to grow the company at hand and moving out to Palo Alto. There's no way he would forget that, and only mentioned it as a way to dig at Eduardo.
It was more in the way it was delivered. More of a politely spoken insult to Eduardo, saying he didn't read anything on him (possibly posing the idea that there was nothing to read). He probably did do his research but these two have never liked each other.
Aaron Greenspan (the confirmed creator of much of facebooks foundational infrastructure) has repeatedly described Mark to be very close to how he’s portrayed here. If anything, real life Zuckerburg is more of a straight forward asshole than Sorkin portrayed. Though Greenspan didn’t make it into the movie, he deserves a google if you haven’t listened to him.
"You know how much I read about you? Nothing" I don't know about Eduardo, but my response would've been: 'I'd rather have nothing written about me than have all the despicable shit that's written about you "
I get what you mean, but in a scene all about Eduardo getting screwed over and pissed on by Mark and Sean, that computer is the last thing I care about getting damaged.
Everybody says the opening scene or the scene with Ed smashing the laptop is the most memorable, but I think this is the most well written scene hands down.
No matter how many times I watch this movie, can't get enough of it. Possibly Fincher's best work.. Direction, acting, cinematography, editing, screenplay, the movie excelled at all key aspects of movie-making.
From the moment the Winklevoss's lawyer sent that Cease and Desist letter, and Mark kept saying "It was addressed to me." and "They came to me with an idea, I had a better one."....That should have been a huge red flag for Eduardo to be honest. I don't know how realistic this movie was even though it was extremely well written but damn...Eduardo kinda should have realized then what kind of guy Mark was.
Amazing song choice in the background. Crazy Bald Heads by Bob Marley. Give it a lesson. It's not chance they chose this song. "Here comes the con man, coming with his con plan."
Crazy how Mark knew what Edward was doing all this time. And how he pretended not to be affected by how Edward was lying to his face....back in New York, being the friendly neighborhood....
If this part is actually true, this would have been pretty damning for MZ in screwing Eduardo out of Facebook. The seed was planted here and harvested when Eduardo signed those papers.
He's the CFO not making very much headway in bringing in more funding for the company. Mark finds a random joe who had better luck at it and taps him to make connections around for Facebook essentially doing a better job at finding and connecting for more funding for the company than the CFO he squeezes out of the company. So Mark is getting creative at getting funding, socializing the company for more publicity awareness and draw, and different styling techniques to make it more user friendly and attractive while CFO is doing things the long and hard way and taking too long. Do I have this right?
pretty much. though he was hardly a 'random joe'. he was a well connected tech businessperson with Napster prior, so essentially a nerd rock star. we're meant to feel sorry for Eduardo, but his own ego got in his way the way it's depicted in the film. if he rolled with the new developments better he might not have gotten screwed over. that said, he's doing just fine now, so..
Mark and Sean we're right, Eduardo was wasting his time with NYC, it obviously wasn't going anywhere. Sean is a volatile unknown but he has connections, and that was infinitely more valuable than what Eduardo was doing.
@@UnknownUser-gd3ls Eduardo was completely deluded, he was jealous that Sean had serious connections. "A house guest staying rent free" more like "A house guest setting up meetings with 2 billion dollar hedge funds" lol.
This is why friends should never work for each other business always gets in he way of friendship and it makes the simplest things between colleagues the hardest thing of all
People might sympathize with Ed but the truth is he was pointless after company's growth after sometime. Sean, although not the best guy, had the big boy contacts in the industry.
I mean congrats you just said what the film obviously repeated many times. That's not really the meaning of the film though. It's about themes such as friendship and treason, love and greed
ARG! Cartoon Animation, LLC o it’s accurate, read the book ‘the accidental billionaires’ Eduardo is a jilted friend so it stands to reason when he contributed to the book it would be very accurate. They took word for word some of the emails with the twins. Wouldn’t you want an author to tell your story, let alone make a movie about something that took over the world? Eduardo spilled the beans. Mark is an angry introverted socially awkward nerd who stole a concept and was first out of the gate. Plain and simple.
@@darryl_andrew Zuckerberg just had perfect timing. Of course, someone was going to use the internet to create profiles and be able to add friends. That's the core of the internet. He was just first
"You know what I read about you?" The way that question is asked really set Eduardo up, b/c now he's led to think he's important enough to have been mentioned somewhere. Then Sean whispers "nothing" in such a cruel way and shows just how vindictive he can be. But here we have two contrasts: Eduardo the "good guy" who doesn't have the business experience or connections to really level FB up, who thinks pure hard work of riding subway 14h a day will get him the results. Then Sean's the douchey guy who nevertheless has the connections and savvy to help leverage FB into a global heavyweight. Sean arranging a single meeting with Peter Thiel has more impact that Eduardo riding than subway for a month :(
The problem with Ed is he wanted to run the business HIS way instead of the RIGHT way. If Facebook went Ed’s direction the site would not exist. Was Ed screwed over? Yes. Did he deserve it? Yes. Why? He didn’t contribute to the GROWTH of the company.
I feel like Mark did warn Eduardo that he was going to be left behind if he didn't get with the program and come out to LA. But Ed clearly let his personal issues with Sean get in the way of that. just my small perspective of what's happening in this scene + what happened in real life.
You can already that the changes in this situation are happening like mark saying you will get left behind. Eduardo notice that Sean was getting closer to mark and the business end and most of all I hate to say Eduardo is a great friend but a bad CFO.
I am on Ed's side here....cuz even if Ed is having a difficult time finding advertisers....Im really against having that man as CFO of Facebook....goodthing in the end ED is still the CFO and that jerk is out of the company
Welcome to the world of business. College days are over and what you need now is money and income. Eduardo had to learn the hard way about business. "Money comes before love, friendship, and family." "The market doesn't care about your feelings or your passions."
From everything I have read, I don't think this ever happened. Their problem with Eduardo is that he wouldn't come out to Palo Alto and he was holding a lot of stuff up because they needed his signature to move ahead on things. I don't think he even cared as much as they try to portray in the scene. Even the whole blow up in the office after he finds out about the shares never happened. He didn't find out until months later and that was by mail. I don't think he ever came out to California at all.
"those are some sweet kamikaze" "like we know what that is" that's actually a really cool and subtle way of showing the audience how sean is a douche bag. and that all he cared about when picking out interns was their looks and not their brains
If the movie was a literal representation of what Mark's life actually looked like, then the movie wouldn't be entertaining. With that said, any movie based on a "true story" should be taken with a grain of salt.
"Still, it's nice to have a girlfriend." that says so much about Mark.
Shows what an incel mark truly was....probably still is even with a wife and having a bet worth in the billions
Love how Eduardo immediately asks Sean "how old are they?"
I never really understood why he said that ?
@@Haiillu it has been alleged that Sean Parker has partied with underage girls during the time he was running Napster
Also at the end of the movie there were minors doing drugs in his rental home
@@Haiillu Sean got arrested for doing drugs with underraged interns at the end of the movie, Eduardo saw it coming and warned Mark
I still don't get why he has all those nerds working non-stop, while those girls don't even know how to shoot in that videogame , he should've put them to code or do something, time is scarce and valuable.
not once did mark apologize.
geddoe316 it’s so fucking stupid what he did
He did in the beginning of the movie.
is an apology acceptable in business ? because it's not working at all in football
how can he apologize when he is not sorry? You are missing the point of the conflict. Both of them are moving in different directions with different strategies. In my point of view, eduardo was completely lost trying to do what he thought was best without consulting anyone else. Even if he was CFO and a good guy from the start, he completely blew the opportunity to be part of the startup by not being there and stubborn to consider other opportunities. The movie still makes it sad to see how bad it went for him, when he was always the good guy and with parker being such an antagonistic character. What a good dramatization, love this movie.
@86sith i agree, but they have such a strong community hold that most of jews do make it big
Goodness, I feel so freaking sorry for Ed. He invested so much money into this venture, being kept out of the loop on business dealings, neglected as a friend, and all while he's trying to further the marketing side of the business.
Mikey Lewis It's difficult to assess what EXACTLY happened in real life, but strictly on this movie's terms, he was treated pretty appallingly. He didn't make things easy for himself sometimes and could've handled things a little differently but he was overall treated unfairly.
You have not researched enough
He's okay now, he got a huge settlement, and his name is back on the masthead.
Retarded assessment. He had to choose between his education or running a company. He chose his education. Business isnt about making friends, if you arent pushing hard with the team you get left behind. Stop being so emotional.
dont be too sorry his net worth is about 9 billion $
Eduardo is getting treated pretty bad considering he’s paying for the dang house
Don't feel too bad for him. What was left out of the movie is that the real life Eduardo made all that start up investment money doing insider stock trading. You know the stuff that screws working people, not just other rich elite kids like in this film.
Like talking to a wall. He doesn´t care about feelings, gratitude, friendship or loyalty; he cares about what or who brings something to the table, who helps improving Facebook.
Ernesto Cardiel I agree with you. Your comment is the best.
So? Real life Eduardo is rich now and moved to another country to avoid paying taxes. Mark however worked his butt off full time in California. I can see why he made this decision. Don't feel too bad about eduardo tho
@@KevinJohnson-cv2no dude.. chill. Every one has many different opinions about running a business or a company. To us some are good and some are bad.
sure I agree what you said, what happen to eduardo is his own doing. Mark made the right choice as the "Creator" of Facebook to ditch him, But not as a "Friend". Cuz before this all happen remember that eduardo was his closest friend that stood beside mark and if it wasn't for eduardo there would be no Facebook.
To me mark Zuckerberg in this movie is amazing resourcefull man who invented the Facebook. But also an ungratefull backstabbing asshole as a friend. You can have all the money or fame in this world but I prefer to have an amazing friend and live with the little that I had rather than living alone losing all the closest people you have
@@KevinJohnson-cv2no will power.. passion and resourcefulness.. yeap i read somewhere about how to get rich. Thx for reminding.
@@KevinJohnson-cv2no lol the irony is that you sound very emotional right now
Great acting man, especially Andrew Garfield. There is a lot of character in just his eyes
Brilliant cast
it was a crime he didnt win an Oscar for this
Andrew Garfield is an incredible actor who doesn't get enough recognition
I know I love him. Justin is clearly the weakest acting here.
66voldemort Justin is just as good as the other two. They’re all Oscar worthy in this
You can hear Eduardo ringing the bell in the first 10 seconds of this scene.
Christy'll be mad..
Wow good catch
Eduardo really wanted to punch Sean but he redirected his anger to slamming his bag on the ground and aggressively sniffing lol. The restraint is remarkable.
I said the same thing. In ACTUAL life, any two people would have at the very least got into a shoving match if not a actual brawl
I noticed that
Eduardo got his revenge, he’s worth 9 billion dollars now while Sean Parker is worth 2 billion
Johnny Shuck Revenge billions are billions though bro so they both won
In the end though he lost his best friend
@@scarfacegaming9848 Mark was never his friend. He just didn't realize it until it was too late.
Once you get to a billion it doesn't really make a difference man
Johnny Shuck Okay but the only numbers I really notice between the two of those are the “B’s”
"I'm aware of that....I'm aware of that! Mark I'm the CFO!"
*I felt that*
Anyone who has to say "I am the CFO!" is no true CFO.
@@RaulGalhardifacts. Mark should’ve never gave him power and made Eduardo CFO if he was just finna slime him out. (In the movie)
"I don't care if he's an actual angel, why is he setting up meetings?"- love that line.
Aaron Sorkin is one of the few screenwriters working today who knows how to make strong and memorable characters. The characters in his movies always feel layered and true.
Aaron Sorkin except the characters in this movie are based on real people.
Alan Walkman u dumb?
@@IGamingStation There's so much fiction that it's basically not. Real life Edwardo was fired because he was lazy and didn't do his job very well.
After watching this and Hacksaw ridge it has come to my attention that Andrew Garfield is very underrated.
Ryan Bamford and 99 homes
2000s?? This come out in like 2010
He should've won an oscar for that movie.
Mmm I don’t know about one of the best, Christian bale, Bryan Cranston, Leonardo DiCaprio Daniel day Lewis, Joaquin Phoenix, I don’t know if his acting can really be compared to them
@@sedeanimugamez5418 Did you see Hacksaw Ridge? He was really quite something in that one
Mark saying "I'm afraid if you don't come out here you're gonna get left behind" has the same energy as "you'll be meeting a lot of people you wouldn't normally get to meet" and I'm surprised Eduardo didn't just unfriend him right there.
I’m fairness, Mark warned him and Eduardo chose to stay behind and show little interest in growing or the company strategy Mark was employing
9 years later and it’s still the best movie I’ve ever seen in my life.
Have you only seen like 5 movies?
This isn’t even the best scene of the whole movie lol. The bar scene however was something special
I think u only watch few movies
could everybody stop using my comment to show off their elitist personalities? thank you!
You’re right and you should say it
Andrew Garfield should’ve been nominated for an Oscar for this
This is so awkward. That impending doom and gloom feeling. The ominous feel that you're about to be cut out.
I liked Eduardo. He was the only one who seemed to be grounded. Asking how old the girls were realizing it's all fun and games now until both of them make accusations in order to take advantage of the huge cash windfall they know will ultimately come for these guys.
Mark, with a genius intellect, sarcastically asking about Eduardo's internship because he was very disappointed that ed would focus on that instead of trying to grow the company at hand and moving out to Palo Alto. There's no way he would forget that, and only mentioned it as a way to dig at Eduardo.
*carefully places 2 full drinks on laptop*
swell guy you noticed that detail too?
Maybe it's a metaphor for how Sean Parker (Justin Timberlake) doesn't care about technology
swell guy I wouldn't say technology, just that he doesn't care about what Mark cares about.
Definitely a metaphor.
yeah, it looks so disturbing to me
It's brilliant how this movie has the smallest body count of Fincher's movies, zero, and yet it's the most brutal.
I have no idea why I cried at this................
@VengefulSage I know that, just cried at it
You can feel the betrayal and rage in this
Garfield is amazing. "I'm frightened of her" I really felt that.
He lied about he knew nothing about Eduardo. Obviously he did some researches on his background.
It was more in the way it was delivered. More of a politely spoken insult to Eduardo, saying he didn't read anything on him (possibly posing the idea that there was nothing to read). He probably did do his research but these two have never liked each other.
PHX Lin It’s simply saying that Eduardo is a nobody hence there was nothing to read about him.
Matt D he literally listed Eduardo’s credentials a minute after. he knew a lot about eduardo
I think they were using read about in the sense of read about in a paper or a article.
yeah no he was just saying he was basically worthless
Andrew Garfield is phenomenal here. Also his American accent is so natural, much more so than Justin’s.
Justin is American tho
@@connorstandingready6312That's the joke lol
This was shot very well. Makes it very believable, great acting as well.
Aaron Greenspan (the confirmed creator of much of facebooks foundational infrastructure) has repeatedly described Mark to be very close to how he’s portrayed here. If anything, real life Zuckerburg is more of a straight forward asshole than Sorkin portrayed. Though Greenspan didn’t make it into the movie, he deserves a google if you haven’t listened to him.
At least Eduardo has the good character to ask how old the girls are I would be the same way as Eduardo
0:36 That spoke a lot of volumes
what did he say
SLIP NORRIS "it's not a dish best served cold. It's best served immediately and relentlessly."
I love that what's up exchange
Sean: "what's up!"
Eduardo: "what's up?"
"You know how much I read about you? Nothing"
I don't know about Eduardo, but my response would've been: 'I'd rather have nothing written about me than have all the despicable shit that's written about you "
Andrew Garfield’s acting is UNREAL! He’s very talented.
Sean puts down two large glasses of what looks like lemonade on an open laptop at 0:33?? Who does that? That part gives me so much anxiety.
Maybe he put that there to cool the Computer because it was Hot or something because of too much Job
I get what you mean, but in a scene all about Eduardo getting screwed over and pissed on by Mark and Sean, that computer is the last thing I care about getting damaged.
Little sign of his reckless business savvy, methinks.
Those lemonades were spiked, look at the bottle on the counter
its foreshadowing
Andrew Garfield is a hugely underrated actor.
Everybody says the opening scene or the scene with Ed smashing the laptop is the most memorable, but I think this is the most well written scene hands down.
It's kinda is the climax of the movie imo, it's exactly after this scene that Wardo shuts down the account out of revenge.
Parker and Saverin are actually still on good terms in real life.
Peter Parker and Lex Luthor buy a house in California
Ninja Buddha and create "The Facebook"
Triggered :-DDD
+feu i am not a liberal, im a finnish nationalist, but you just got mad because of a youtube comment...
+feu i am not a liberal, im a finnish nationalist, but you just got mad because of a youtube comment...
Lol
No matter how many times I watch this movie, can't get enough of it. Possibly Fincher's best work.. Direction, acting, cinematography, editing, screenplay, the movie excelled at all key aspects of movie-making.
She is irrational
She is jealous
She is crazy
Exactly what Mark thought about him
*What did you mean, "get left behind"?*
Prelude to a betrayal
From the moment the Winklevoss's lawyer sent that Cease and Desist letter, and Mark kept saying "It was addressed to me." and "They came to me with an idea, I had a better one."....That should have been a huge red flag for Eduardo to be honest. I don't know how realistic this movie was even though it was extremely well written but damn...Eduardo kinda should have realized then what kind of guy Mark was.
"I don't care if he's an actual angel why is he setting up meetings?"
To be fair Mark did say they needed him out there.
Amazing song choice in the background. Crazy Bald Heads by Bob Marley. Give it a lesson. It's not chance they chose this song.
"Here comes the con man, coming with his con plan."
I love that they're playing Twisted Metal: Black in the beginning of the scene.
Mark didn't even apologise...
sean putting the drinks on the computer fits his character so much
Crazy how Mark knew what Edward was doing all this time. And how he pretended not to be affected by how Edward was lying to his face....back in New York, being the friendly neighborhood....
How was Edward lying to his face?
Eduardo**
If this part is actually true, this would have been pretty damning for MZ in screwing Eduardo out of Facebook. The seed was planted here and harvested when Eduardo signed those papers.
He's the CFO not making very much headway in bringing in more funding for the company. Mark finds a random joe who had better luck at it and taps him to make connections around for Facebook essentially doing a better job at finding and connecting for more funding for the company than the CFO he squeezes out of the company. So Mark is getting creative at getting funding, socializing the company for more publicity awareness and draw, and different styling techniques to make it more user friendly and attractive while CFO is doing things the long and hard way and taking too long.
Do I have this right?
pretty much. though he was hardly a 'random joe'. he was a well connected tech businessperson with Napster prior, so essentially a nerd rock star. we're meant to feel sorry for Eduardo, but his own ego got in his way the way it's depicted in the film. if he rolled with the new developments better he might not have gotten screwed over. that said, he's doing just fine now, so..
3:35 Idk why but the sound of the dryer (or washing machine) ringing in the back always caught my ear lol. I wonder why that was put in there.
i hate that sean said "bong hit" and she said "i'm already high" and he said "no you're not". i wanted to deck him when i heard that.
Andrew garfield is a good actor.
Looks sad from the film based on the book which only had Eduardo's perspective.
1:37 perhaps the only time he smiled in the entire movie 🍿
It’s because mark Zuckerberg has no feelings and isn’t human
Laying 2 margaritas on the laptop gave me permanent anxiety
I love how Eduardo slams the door to talk to Mark in private. Can feel the history there
mark’s “wardo”…🥺
That long wait line from Eduardo gives me chills...shows you how shitty Zuckerberg was as a friend but ruthless as a businessman. Yes Sorkin!!!
Mark and Sean we're right, Eduardo was wasting his time with NYC, it obviously wasn't going anywhere. Sean is a volatile unknown but he has connections, and that was infinitely more valuable than what Eduardo was doing.
Richie Aprile maybe so but that does not mean you backstab your friends. A friend who clearly is trying to help the business grow.
@@ZoeCave Trying doesnt mean a thing, ultimately.
SWISS RIVIERA SOCIAL CLUB it does mean something, it means someone has good intentions and the same goals to see the business succeed
@@UnknownUser-gd3ls thats very true, but "good intentions pave the road to hell".
@@UnknownUser-gd3ls Eduardo was completely deluded, he was jealous that Sean had serious connections. "A house guest staying rent free" more like "A house guest setting up meetings with 2 billion dollar hedge funds" lol.
0:27 So that's what Deacon was up to after leaving Queen
Holy shit my anxiety when he put the drinks on the laptop 😂
I feels so sorry for Eduardo
This is why friends should never work for each other business always gets in he way of friendship and it makes the simplest things between colleagues the hardest thing of all
Stonem001 it’s tough to understand who is a real friend or not...
2:03 my favorite line
DC Comics meets Marvel Studios. What a fight.
People might sympathize with Ed but the truth is he was pointless after company's growth after sometime. Sean, although not the best guy, had the big boy contacts in the industry.
Yep. He was Silicon Valley titan they needed to move forward and Ed was jealous.
I mean congrats you just said what the film obviously repeated many times. That's not really the meaning of the film though. It's about themes such as friendship and treason, love and greed
Uh... so how old are they?
"Its not polite to ask."
SEAN! How old are they?
Lmfao
Great movie, even if it isn't totally historically accurate. Watched it nine times!
:D
ARG! Cartoon Animation, LLC o it’s accurate, read the book ‘the accidental billionaires’ Eduardo is a jilted friend so it stands to reason when he contributed to the book it would be very accurate. They took word for word some of the emails with the twins. Wouldn’t you want an author to tell your story, let alone make a movie about something that took over the world? Eduardo spilled the beans. Mark is an angry introverted socially awkward nerd who stole a concept and was first out of the gate. Plain and simple.
Sorkin is a hell of a writer.
No one knows what really happened unless it was recorded
@@darryl_andrew Zuckerberg just had perfect timing. Of course, someone was going to use the internet to create profiles and be able to add friends. That's the core of the internet. He was just first
it's totally accurate, they say it isn't in order to avoid a defamation lawsuit from zucc
This was eight years ago, damnnn
1:08 "wArdOoOo0h !"
0:31, drinks on laptop, no respect for the tech.
"You know what I read about you?" The way that question is asked really set Eduardo up, b/c now he's led to think he's important enough to have been mentioned somewhere. Then Sean whispers "nothing" in such a cruel way and shows just how vindictive he can be. But here we have two contrasts: Eduardo the "good guy" who doesn't have the business experience or connections to really level FB up, who thinks pure hard work of riding subway 14h a day will get him the results. Then Sean's the douchey guy who nevertheless has the connections and savvy to help leverage FB into a global heavyweight. Sean arranging a single meeting with Peter Thiel has more impact that Eduardo riding than subway for a month :(
The problem with Ed is he wanted to run the business HIS way instead of the RIGHT way. If Facebook went Ed’s direction the site would not exist. Was Ed screwed over? Yes. Did he deserve it? Yes. Why? He didn’t contribute to the GROWTH of the company.
Still without him Facebook wouldn't have had the startup capital.
I feel like Mark did warn Eduardo that he was going to be left behind if he didn't get with the program and come out to LA. But Ed clearly let his personal issues with Sean get in the way of that. just my small perspective of what's happening in this scene + what happened in real life.
but sean did try to take over the company
I said the same thing. Mark knew in business there's no such thing as friends
I learned something with Eduardo: never give space to an asshole, they ruin us.
This kinda protrays mark zuck as a sociopath idk if he is in real life but this movie seems to give him a bad name
Hes a shit person in real life also. If anything, this movie gave him ups by making him seem more clever and socially competent than he actually is
atleast he cared about his friend,a bit.
Anyone who calls themselves "I am the CFO" is no true CFO
His lawyers will be sure to remind him of that when they've won his lawsuit for him.
You can already that the changes in this situation are happening like mark saying you will get left behind. Eduardo notice that Sean was getting closer to mark and the business end and most of all I hate to say Eduardo is a great friend but a bad CFO.
Is it just me or would anyone here after sean insulting ed like that would just put the bags down and say "wanna take this outside"
This is one of the best scenes in the movie.
mark is smart enough to kick out some cofounders
"forget the wall tell him about the meeting one got set up" 😂😂
How the hell did Garfield not get nominated for best supporting actor??
I am on Ed's side here....cuz even if Ed is having a difficult time finding advertisers....Im really against having that man as CFO of Facebook....goodthing in the end ED is still the CFO and that jerk is out of the company
Welcome to the world of business. College days are over and what you need now is money and income. Eduardo had to learn the hard way about business. "Money comes before love, friendship, and family." "The market doesn't care about your feelings or your passions."
Justin timberlake plays the same person in every film
Nero Regardless, he did a pretty good job in this movie
I disagree. Out of the film's he's been in, this is the role where I believe him in the character. He actually did a really good job.
Yes he’s definitely great in this film
3:36 Mark lets it slip he was already planning Eduardo’s ouster
Jessie eisenberg and Andrew Garfield were fantastic in this movie they should of won an academy award for there performances
From everything I have read, I don't think this ever happened. Their problem with Eduardo is that he wouldn't come out to Palo Alto and he was holding a lot of stuff up because they needed his signature to move ahead on things. I don't think he even cared as much as they try to portray in the scene. Even the whole blow up in the office after he finds out about the shares never happened. He didn't find out until months later and that was by mail. I don't think he ever came out to California at all.
The most unrealistic thing about this film is that the programmers are using the light theme
It's amazing how much of this movie never actually happened.
it's even more amazing how many people think this movie is 100% real
"those are some sweet kamikaze"
"like we know what that is"
that's actually a really cool and subtle way of showing the audience how sean is a douche bag. and that all he cared about when picking out interns was their looks and not their brains
0:32 nice putting cold drink on that laptop.
This film is an entire work of fiction. I read about Mark, Ed, and Sean. They all said the same thing......
Rajendra Nadarajan anyone whom thinks this is true is an idiot
You wanna watch a movie about the actual story of a website being made? Sounds riveting
feu Whoa, there. Relax, dude. Why you yelling. Lol
Zuckerberg did confirm that all the clothes Jesse Eisenberg wore when playing him were 100% accurate.
If the movie was a literal representation of what Mark's life actually looked like, then the movie wouldn't be entertaining. With that said, any movie based on a "true story" should be taken with a grain of salt.
Gotta watch this movie again it's special to me.
Special movie for a special time
UH, BONG HIT
I'm too high.
No you're not. lol
Get rid of these damn ads already!!!!
You can notice Andrew's natural British accent popping thru at 2:14 when he delivers his line.