This was my second watch through of this movie however it’s the first time I’ve seen it in one full sitting. But this movie is great and one that will and should be analyzed by filmmakers for the rest of time. While having seen this film before nothing ever replicates that first watch experience but knowing everything going into it definitely made me see things from a much different perspective. But what’s most impressive about this film is the fact…

The biggest challenge of this review will be resisting the urge to flame Mark Zuckerberg. First of all, Aaron Sorkin is one of the best screenwriters of all time. There’s no debating that. The acting in this film was sublime. Obviously Jesse Eisenberg gets a lot of credit for his portrayal as Zuckerberg and rightfully so. He nails that nerdy/geeky persona so well. Andrew Garfield nailed it as Eduardo Severin. His acting felt so genuine and raw. What amazes me…

Obviously many rom-coms share common tropes and somewhat predictable stories but they never fail to put a smile on your face. What separates rom-coms though is their specific stories and that can be said for this film. This one takes an interesting route as the girl falls in love with the family and the feeling of togetherness more than the guy. At least initially. It serves as a really good story driver as to why she does what she does.…