The Social Network (2010) - I'm Not a Bad Guy Scene (10/10) | Movieclips
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Marylin (Rashida Jones) advises Mark (Jesse Eisenberg) to settle his court case.
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Director David Fincher (Fight Club, Seven) teams with screenwriter Aaron Sorkin (The West Wing) to explore the meaning of success in the early 21st century from the perspectives of the technological innovators who revolutionized the way we all communicate. The year was 2003. As prohibitively expensive technology became affordable to the masses and the Internet made it easy to stay in touch with people who were halfway across the world, Harvard undergrad and computer programming wizard Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg) launched a website with the potential to alter the very fabric of our society. At the time, Zuckerberg was just six years away from making his first million. But his hearty payday would come at a high price, because despite all of Zuckerberg's wealth and success, his personal life began to suffer as he became mired in legal disputes, and discovered that many of the 500 million people he had friended during his rise to the top were eager to see him fall. Chief among that growing list of detractors was Zuckerberg's former college friend Eduardo Saverin (Andrew Garfield), whose generous financial contributions to Facebook served as the seed that helped the company to sprout. And some might argue that Zuckerberg's bold venture wouldn't have evolved into the cultural juggernaut that it ultimately became had Napster founder Sean Parker (Justin Timberlake) not spread the word about Facebook to the venture capitalists from Silicon Valley. Meanwhile, the Winklevoss twins (Armie Hammer and Josh Pence) engage Zuckerberg in a fierce courtroom battle for ownership of Facebook that left many suspecting the young entrepreneur might have let his greed eclipse his better judgment. The Social Network was based on the book The Accidental Billionaires by Ben Mezrich.
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Cast: Rashida Jones, Jesse Eisenberg
Director: David Fincher
Producers: Dana Brunetti, Cen Chaffin, Jim Davidson, Michael De Luca, Scott Rudin, Rupert Smythe, Kevin Spacey
Screenwriters: Aaron Sorkin, Ben Mezrich
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Since watching this movie a second time, I really think that Mark was jealous of Eduardo's social ability. In this scene by mark asking her to dinner and she still says no shows that even after everything, he still the same awkward guy desperate to be known. All he has left is his business.
Those with high IQ generally have low EQ making them stick out far more than they want to. the whole meme about introverts getting addopted about extroverts and dragged along is a similar concept to how all low eq people learn, whether they have a high iq or not
@Sidharth Rao Wow you nailed it
Aaron Sorkin (the screenwriter) said that Mark’s main goal is to get into those Harvard clubs and when Eduardo did instead of him, it broke him
ay bro, this comment section passing the vibe check
@@pablomarin1475 Ayoo this comment did not pass the vibe check
2003: I just want to make a cool website.
2010: I just want to screw over my friends.
2020: I just sell people's information for profit.
2020: I just allow disinformation to enter people's closed social echo chambers and present new ideas for fees.
Robert Krieger 2003 is Tom right?
@@RobbieKreature well said. that's Facebook's revenue strategy in a nutshell
2020: i just wanna censor people
FB sold "personal" informations long before 2020. Also most people don´t mind selling their information for services, since many people use payback and payback is literally people selling their informations for money.
I love that she doesn’t even make an excuse. Just says she can’t.
Although most people reply to offers with “I can’t” when they really just “don’t want to” I do agree to some extent she was being honorable.
she cant because he is a client
She didn’t say- I don’t want to go with you. “I can’t” alludes to a deeper meaning. “I can’t because I’m married”, “I can’t because I’m already seeing someone” or it could be that he is such an evil, selfish person that she “can’t” or won’t allow herself to even be seen out with him. I
With certain men they’ll run with that “can’t” and do mental gymnastics to refer to the “can’t” as not a rejection to them personally. “Oh she can’t because I’m a client but not because she doesn’t want to” or “She can’t because she has a boyfriend, not because she’s not attracted to me” and they keep trying and trying and trying…
If he were that type of man, she’d be telling Cy to type up a restraining order after the settlement agreement
@Sidharth Rao not really, Erica was starting to realise how cynical Mark was (again she's a fictional character so it's only the perception of artistic liberties) when they were on the date and left him (rightfully) while Marylin can't date her client due to ethical reasons, also she is still kind and civil with him (even after the whole Eduardo disclosing his dissolution of shares which made everyone realise how bad it was) so even kindly putting him down after that is impressive enough I guess
If you have to tell people you're not the bad guy, you are the bad guy.
Shivam Goundar Ben Affleck’s Daredevil had to say it to that kid after he beat up his dad, and he wasn’t the bad guy
River Rat if you have the power to beat up someone, and then you exercise that power with full knowledge that your victory is guaranteed then you are the bad guy.
There are very few exceptions to this, Daredevil situation included.
Taylor Adams I'm confused. Where are you going with this or are you just saying things you've been told?
That's total bullshit. We live in a world filled with misinformation and people highly susceptible to misinformation. There will often be times in life when people come to some pretty shitty conclusions about your character and you often will need to correct them. Especially if you're rich and famous.
So stupid... To guys like you if I were to tell you I'm the good guy, I'd be the bad guy. Even if I told you I was the bad guy, I'd still be the bad guy. Its just that you don't look into things to determine what's bad in that particular case.
"I'm not the bad guy."
I can't wait for the sequel.
Havent you heard about Batman vs Superman movie?
hahahahaha
That's the name of the sequel?
@@santiagonavarro125 Mr Robot goes to Congress.
Sequel should be that Whatsapp trial
This scene was so good, it showed the lawyer’s reluctance to have dinner with Mark after she learned about everything that has happened and Mark kind of knew why she declined.
Also, you know, maybe a _slight_ conflict of interest.
Plus mark zuckerburg is gross and weird
Lawyers can't have relations with their clients.
I think the lawyer being "nice" to Mark earlier in the movie wasn't because she was interested in him; she was evaluating him, which is what makes this scene all the more effective. Mark feebly attempts to make some kind of move on her, misinterpreting her intentions, but she reveals she's a jury lawyer, and all the information she's gained on Mark through the depositions and by being "nice" to him were more than enough to see he would be hopeless before a jury and convince him to settle.
@@nolangericke8136 wao
Moral of the story
Don't trust anti social nerds who get drunk and blog
Omar Moodie no the lesson is read the contract and have your own lawyer.
*_That one hurt me on a spiritual level..._*
That didn’t actually happen
Moral of story, when come to business, put everything on writing. And know what you want. Fight for your own dream because no one else will.
ASOCIAL FOR THE LOVE OF GOD ASOCIAL!!!!!
I love his only line of defense: “I invented Facebook.” Yes, you did, Mark. Anything else?
ALLY S hi
ALLY S hi hi
What did u invent?
ALLY S he didn’t even invent Facebook! He stole the idea!
@@nathanslay6342 you can't steal an idea. Why didn't the people, that "created the idea" create Facebook first? I mean in theory they should've even got a head start and yet they did nothing. Come first get first. It's their fault for slacking off or working too inefficient.
I really like Rashida Jones' character in this movie. For me, she was like an audience member herself reacting to all the crazy things that happens throughout the story
Indeed she was but in the end the audience only viewed it as just another movie and made Zuckerberg more profitable than ever, it was valued 25 million in the end of the credits but when they were promoting the movie, it was worth at 50 million,
she also go dumped by Jim
@@heyithinkitsfucking At least, she ended up with Rob Lowe.
@@knightshade2654 Chris Traegar is the man
Mark trying to score on that hot lawyer.
Vicious Zero That hot lawyer is writing Toy Story 4.
Wait really? Has she ever wrote a movie script before? No wonder this one will be a romance.
SaberRexZealot NOT ANYMORE.
Andre Lavandero Workplace differences I suppose
It is actually rather sad how he asks her. You can see how lonely he feels on his eyes.
People don't get the subtlety of this scene. We just heard 85% of exaggeration and 15% of perjury : we are the jury. The minute the lawyer talked about Sean Parker, we immediately assumed Mark Zuckerberg denounced him. We never got to hear Mark's side of the story. Mark's most powerful tool is silence : all of his lines are rhetorical, not informational. He learned the defects of speech when he blogged about Erica, and created a network in which people blurb out every single thought they have as if it were incredibly important.
@volts- ѧ oops, didn’t see the typo
Stfu
@@im4485 ju has a point though
Like it
The problem is that none of it really happened. Erica Albright and his blog about her were entirely fictional, she did not exist. None of his lines happened, he had a girlfriend through most of this time period. The subtlety of the scene is entirely writer creation, the writer's were not present at any of the events depicted so all scenes are invented. Sean Parker is nothing like how Justin Timberlake depicted him, and his Napster was a goner because he was giving out other people's property for free, without their consent.
I love the shot of Mark sitting alone in the room full of empty chairs at 2:24. Such good symbolism.
And this is maybe a stretch but leaving a chair that’s empty next to him possibly symbolizing that Eduardo could’ve been next to him but isn’t.
he is so totally a bad guy
He is not. He's just trying so hard to be.
fergus W
If he was bad then we'd be Satan.
>implying he's not a bad lizard person
i don't get the "you just trying so hard to be" part. he have intent to pissed people off?
"In the scheme of things, it's a speeding ticket."
A fitting metaphor.
His shady business practices might have cost him money, but they made him *far* more.
He got where he was going faster than he would have if he obeyed the 'speed' limit, as it were.
You just cracked the code to life.
and now he's sinking
@@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic1139once you get to his level, I don’t think you can truly sink unless you commit a horrible crime.
@@amitpalbains9361 Yup, Facebook/Meta sinks and Mark and his family can retire to relative obscurity and comfort, unless he has other ideas he can monetize.
I didn't get the meaning of the "trying so hard to be" line for years, but now I understand it. He acts like an jerk because he thinks it'll help him become sucessful. And by the end of the film, he is practically at the top despite all the fights he's started. Yet he's alone. That's why him trying to friend Erica is so perfect, he's trying to fix that mindset after practically having it be pointed out to him.
exactly. he believes that he can’t bring himself up, he can only put others down to be on top.
But isn't that what all successful people especially mostly men have to do to succeed in life???
@@mstwelvedeadlycyns it’s either success or morality. choose success and you’re a bad person. choose to be a good person, and you won’t be vastly rich. you have to be willing to exploit those around you in order to be a billionaire or even a multimillionaire. faults of capitalism
@@kennedylareign More like a balance, or am I missing the mark?? Thank you for the reply!!!✌👍
No. It's a reference to the real a holes like John D. Rokefeller and Vanderbilts. The beginning starts where he wants to be in the clubs that they were in. She just basically say's your a meme of them or a wanabe. Proof of this is how he wanted to be like Bill Gates in the early 2010s , by the end of the 2010s his product became nothing but a glorified Myspace. The real Moguls/Tycoons we will remember in the early 21st century will be the Musks, Bezos,Waltons.
I didn't get the ending too, but after watching his career unfold. Her quote makes sense now. 'Your just trying so hard to be (like them)/ just a small fish in a shark tank. A real a hole like Rockefeller or Megacorps would have used Brib 3s. Mark doesn't understand the politics.
"I'm not a bad guy"
(One year after this clip was uploaded)
Uh oh....
MrHEC381991 the truth hurts.
Not really updated nor really into Facebook, what happened?
The Guy with a SIM Glasses have you been living under a rock? Facebook leaked personal info of over 87 million people.
Nice profile pic, the legendary Stanley Kubrick
@@BrokenSIMGlasses me too. I didn’t know what happened until some rude guy in the comments, who thinks everyone should be a know it all, answered your question. I’d rather live under a rock with you any day than to not have any decency or manners.
“Creation myths need a devil” is a critically underrated line
does that mean that all evil is justified?
@@israelaurelio3045 Not necessarily. It’s just that stories always needs some form of conflict, two sides pitting against one another, but it doesn’t mean it needs to be a good vs bad. It could be moral good vs lawful good, or good vs itself. In this case, the lawyer was implying a success story with stakes as high as the ones that inventing Facebook brings, needed a devil. Mark is that devil.
@@israelaurelio3045 why would it be justified?
Nah I cringed of how unnatural and pretentious it sounded
@@omg9261found the fake christian
"Farm animals"
I love how he remembers the one moment, the one idea that sent him here. An idea he got when he was drunk and angry.
It both made and ruined him at the same time
I think this might be the first time in the movie where mark closes his computer to talk to someone
..and gets nowhere so he opens it back up
Eduardo did too.... rather forcefully
Mark being surprised about the settlement is one part of that story that's totally fictitious. Mark was planning on getting sued and settling with Eduardo, he just needed him out of the way.
I think you are probably nearer to the truth than the movie. The movie made Mark looks like a victim of his own immaturity. But I think the real MZ is probably more savvy than that.
@@da96103 damn so in reality Mark is way more worse! .... sometimes when I look at the real Mark, I can literally imagine him talking the lawyers, the way he did in the movie ...kinda scary ngl
@@deathwish6993 the lines in the movie sounds more alive than he is now. So probably what he says irl would be the same in the movie minus the bragging.
Correct. During Discovery, emails between him and Sean came out stating this very fact.
@@deathwish6993 The real mark is more symapthetic than this story let's on. Eduardo was basically massively incompetent and was holding the company back. He hurt them badly by not showing up to key meetings where they needed their CFO to sign important paperwork. Then Sean Parker came in and achieved in a couple of days what Eduardo couldn't achieve in months and Mark realised he was a waste of space, so moved to remove him from the company. He knew full well he would be sued but he wanted to keep the company moving.
“Baby, you’re a rich man” by the Beatles was the best song to end this movie
Yess
And the fact that The Beatles don’t get licensed for soundtracks that often makes it hit even harder.
When Mark said “farm animals,” he realized that if he held out his case for a jury, he would have been found out for demeaning women online during his years at Harvard. That’s bad publicity.
The point is, they signed a non disclosure agreement. So everything we see in this film, no one knows what really happened.
Seems like I did a good thing not accepting a settlement after I was hit by a truck. I wouldn't now be able to talk about how surviving that accident brought my life into focus and led to my Enlistment.
No. The book this is based on was compiled during the legal deposition. Before the non-disclosure agreement. It's a bunch of teenagers and early 20 something college students suing each other and not really knowing the ramifications of talking to the press. The author was passed actual court documents about the case, including deposition testimony. All that stopped after the settlement agreements were signed. Yes. But by that point he already had the entire deposition from court. Some of the scenes in this movie are word for word. All the plaintiffs were so young they didn't know to shut up, so we have a complete record of what happened. You can go read the actual book the movie is based on. There's copies of documents in it.
They had a settlement which hasn't been disclosed.
Ya this movie barely covers the gist of what really happened.. The only things they had to go off of was public knowledge/record and documents like the court depositions. And most of it is HERESAY lmao.. Then sorta made a detailed, sorta what happened version of the story. Sean Parker said himself that he couldn't say alot but most of this movie is fiction.
@@stanleyshady9465 Well of course Sean Parker would say that lol, he is the least likeable character in the film
"I'm not a bad guy"
Tells staring at the camera blinking every other second and licking its lips to remind the audience he *IS* also a "human" being
Lmaoo
And that he's not a Lizard Man either!
I thought this ending was kind of underwhelming when I first saw it, but I think it fits the film nicely now!
Me too, the ending is very subtle and almost forgettable but when you watch it again its a good introspection of everything that happened
"Pay them. In the scheme of things , it's a speeding ticket.." . An understatement if ever there was one.
I remember when this film first came out, Mark Zuckerberg said "I just wished that nobody made a movie of me while I was still alive." At the time, I thought it was because he just embarrassed or being shy about the whole thing because he was still young.
But throughout the years, after seeing headlines about him and the interviews he gave. I realize now it’s because he’s afraid to see himself like this.
Because he knows that this is it.
This is him.
This is Mark.
That's exactly why he wished a film was made about him after he died.
No, this is Patrick
@@maxtor6416 go to Kauai and ask the locals how they feel about him being the largest private landowner on the island
He just didn’t wanna face it
2010: You're not a bad guy.
2022: Yes, you're a bad guy.
Well, that line didn't age well
I like how this scene and particularly the last line the lawyer said tied back with the opening scene when his girlfriend dumped him
The sheer contempt in Mark's voice when he echoes the word "likability"; Sorkin's classic trope repeats itself. The genius who hates being unpopular, who justifies his lack of charisma and antisocial behaviour with his accomplishments, or his views, or his intelligence.
Sometimes I wonder about how much of Sorkin's writing career has just been therapy. Or wishful thinking when it comes to the “genius” part, heh.
lol accurate AF
I love that little moment. No matter how rich he gets, no matter how successful he gets, Zuckerberg will never be popular. And i hope that it keeps him up at night, that little insecurity grinding away and killing his good mood.
@@Lamporre Na - no matter how many frieinds you have, you failed compared to Mark. Zuckerberg achieved success without being loyal, without being a social guy, without the stupid rules that society tries to enforce if you want to be successful. Mark Zuckerberg succeeded because he twisted all those rules and made everyone else look like a fool. His mind is truly beautiful, and I'm sure he sleeps knowing how amzing he is.
“I’m not a bad guy”
You already are once the thought of back stabbing your best friend comes in your mind who supported you from the beginning
Jesse actually makes mark seem cool. He’s successful and everything but he’s definitely not as cool as they make him out to be
He also comes across as a lot more sympathetic then the actual mark.
@@Kev24 watch the movie
Props to all the acting here. And the way he says “farm animals”….very good acting. That is the level of contempt Zuckerberg can have for people, especially when they punch his glass jaw.
So genius from a writing standpoint that it all comes down to the original sin, the drunken blog posts. Also, the internet being written in ink.
I remember I had just started college and went on a date to see this movie. I was so utterly surprised and blown away. This remains one of my favorite Fincher movies and overall movies of all time. It was so telling about the world we had already started to see in the Early 21st century but oh if it didn’t predict a lot of what was to come
Did you end up smashing the date, bro?
@@devenmacintosh4124 lmfao nah we only went out once more after that and went our own ways, all good tho. We had a good time
“You’re not an a**hole Mark, you’re just trying so hard to be”. Probably the biggest facts I have heard in this movie. Mark is most definitely a nice person but it’s clear that he was hurt in the past and that he has now created a new persona to prevent from being hurt by others again!
Lol no
A nice person doesn't proclaim to be the biggest thing around since elvis. A nice person doesn't screw over the only person who cared enough to try and help them get off their feat. Mark is a lot of things, but he isn't a nice person. History remembers the bad more than the good. Zuckerberg may spend the rest of his life trying to show others that he's sorry, but in the end, it'll follow him the rest of his life. And it isn't because of what happened to him in the past, its because he thought doing to someone else would make him feel better.
He was jealous of and wanted the elite status that he thought would lead to a better life. While he got it, he didn't have a single friend in the world at the movies end.
@@grizzakaful I’m sorry to break it to you, but this movie wasn’t entirely accurate about Eduardo and marks relationship.... maybe you should look at what the real Eduardo says about the situation
@@hiteshlalwani1321 "lol no" wow a very solid argument
Anne Perkins
Mark Trevino Karen Fillipeli
Shauna Malwae-Tweep
Chris Traeger
Ron Swanson
DanTastic Leslie Knope
“in the scheme of things, it’s a speeding ticket” … the reality of that line
"It's not who you are underneath, it's what you do that defines you" - Rachel!
“I’m not a bad guy.”
David Fincher: **makes a sequel about what he did in the 2010s**
She’s a significant character cuz she’s the only person that doesn’t hold any prejudice against Mark. She’s unbiased and rational, so naturally, she understands Mark and sees what he is inside. That’s why she knows Mark well enough to know he isn’t a bad guy. Everyone else judges Mark off image, which is why so many people hate him in this movie. But this girl judges him off the real him; his true character.
And yet, she still doesn't want to get close to him.
@@SKBottom it's called Conflict of Interest. Even if she wanted to, she pretty much couldn't.
@@InkAndPoetnope. She's a lawyer. They can smell bullsht alright. And detect lizard too...
"she knows him well enough" - knowing him for like 8 hours you call well enough? And learning all the terrible and shady things he in fact *did* ? LOL
it's so weird when people try to write something profound and smart and instead of that fail dramatically
she knows he is not a super villain, he is just an ordinary jеrk who pursuits his best interests
You know how to know who the bad guy is?
They're the ones who tell you that they're not the bad guy.
Good people don't have to declare that they are good people.
They just are.
Why don't we throw Mark down a river and see if he floats? An even better way to determine if he's a bad guy.
“Any man who must say ‘I am the king’ is no true king.”
Anne, literally my favorite person in Indiana.
She moved to Michigan.
Literally
@@TheWelchProductions After living in Stamford, Scranton, and Pawnee.
She got over Jim real quick
I'm not the bad guy kid... I'm not the bad guy.
Joshua Lessore did you just quote the original Daredevil lol?
ngl that was a great scene in an awful movie haha
Mark Zuckerberg: “I’m not a bad guy.”
Jesse Pinkman: “I’m the bad guy.”
Yep. A good person is more willing to confess sins, reveal their identity and desire change like Jesse Pinkman did. Zuckerberg is the personification of a bad guy.
@@SuperBigal234 The real zuckerberg or this fictional one? Because they made up stuff to make him look like a jerk in this film somebody told me
I finally understand that line. 10 years of loving this film and I finally understand the last line.
I'd like to hear your explanation if you don't mind
Zuck's just a sad, sorry little man trying to act tough to cover up being terribly insecure. He's not malicious, but he is immature and reckless.
The twins biggest mistake was not making this guy sign a non-compete. He can scream it at the top of his lungs for the rest of his life, but he knows he stole their idea, and he knows everyone in the entire world knows he did it.
she sounds like Scarlett Johanson
mind=blown
@Critique Everything hear it then
The statement about the settlement will be like a speeding ticket was accurate. $300-400 million in settlements compared to however much Facebook is worth now.
Eduardo y sus acciones valen 20 billones actualmente
“Pay them, and the schemer things, it’s the speeding ticket”
Totally related to any problem in any side of the world
Note: in the scheme of things
Damn, if you are going to quote something at least get it mostly right lol
SCHEMER
"I'm not a bad guy, I just have bad luck"
True Spiderman fans know who says that
Mr Twix It's time to pay Marko!
*bad person.
Communist Doggo Sadly I love The Social Network a bit more than I do Spider-Man 3.
Sandman?
.......*EVERYTHING*
"I'm not a bad guy" is what no good guy has ever had to say ever.
false
@@LuManKrix You don’t have to say it. You just prove it with who you are.
@@beccahawkins1905 sheesh it took you more than a year
@@LuManKrix Yup. And look at that. This time it just took me 2 months.
Crazy
I thought that she did not want to go out with him to dinner was because of professional things, and Mark sort of understood that with his head and face gestures, not because he's awkward and unsociable
Rashida Jones is such a badass.
Loved her in this movie and loved her playing "you know who"
@@notoriouseagle1074 explain this
Jesus Christ, you're everywhere!
@@victorarmandoneis Doesn't that mean you are everywhere too?
Karen Filipellers
goodguynow Or Ann Perkenies
Karen did nothing wrong.
"For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world and forfeits his soul?" I don't think that verse has ever been more true.
>I'm not a bad guy
*HAHAHAHAAHAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHHHHAHAHAH*
‘I’m not a bad guy’
Yeah you are mark. You really are
Besting ending ever.. BABY YOU ARE RICH MAN
Is that a hyperbole?
@@TheWelchProductions No it isn't. The real Mark Zuckerberg is now over a million dollars rich.
Manuel Vasquez Not that, I meant the “best ending ever” part.
“Over a million dollars rich” as if he’s not a millionaire
Manuel Vasquez I think you misspelled billion
History proved he was a bad guy.
If this character weren’t an actual person he’d be one of the best written villians in cinema
He still is one of the best written villains in the history of cinema, this isn’t a documentary
@@bencarlson4300 true I guess this version has some “fictionalized” elements but I’m just saying this was a real person who did all these things
@@Kev24 He seems to be a lot worse than even the movie portrayed him as
This was actually a very good movie
It should have won Best Picture.
I dont think people are saying anything different.
One of the greatest movies ever.
Quentin Tarantino considers it the best film of the 2010s
David Fincher. Mastermind behind Panic Room, The Life Of Benjamin Button and that one movie about that Violent Organization.
Also featured a great script by Aaron Sorkin
I don't associate this version of Mark with the real one cause a lot of it is fictionalized. With that said I can see this version of Mark having a sad life not learning from his mistakes cause he pushed away everyone who could've taught him better. But hey. He's got one hell of a story to tell
“I’m not a bad guy”.
Hehehe we haven’t even gotten to Cambridge Analytica yet 😂
0:45 I've watched this movie so many times over the years and had my office in 156 University, and only now realize that's a Coupa Cafe cup. Funny, the things you notice.
When a film pays the crazy money to have a Beatles song included, you can assume it’s thematically significant
If I were to tell you I'm the good guy, I'd be the bad guy. Even if I told you I was the bad guy, I'd still be the bad guy. Seems like somebody labelled me as a bad guy and it wasn't me.
But say good night to the bad guy...
The funny thing is he is a bad guy. An intelligent but horrible person.
Really? You know him personally?
@@timy7363 yes because movies are really the ultimate way to judge a person. I'm mystified that you just said that.
@@nhlpa17
The film is autobiographical, of course that doesn't mean that everything is 100 percent real, but a lot is true and you can use it to get a picture of certain events.
Take a whiff of what the real Zuckerberg is like, what he’s done, and how he is and come back and see if you’ll defend him and say he’s a good guy
@@timy7363 Any portion involving Zuckerberg is based on second-hand info.
I love how the whole point imo is that this guy makes one of the biggest tools for humans to socialize with yet he has no real friends anymore and has pretty much disconnect from the rest of society.
"I'm not a bad guy"...yeah...you are
The king has his throne now.
Makes it so much better when you realise that Mark himself confused himself of being human during a Q&A recently
Rule of Law: The truth doesn't matter, what you can prove matters.
Eduardo proved that intelligence is not a basis for moral judgement.
Mark sacrificed one real friend for millions of fake ones
The movie had the very clever tagline: " You don't get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies".
Mark: I'm not the bad guy.
Bille ellish: I am.
ok
duh
Lol
"I'm not a bad guy, I'm a good guy, who steals peoples ideas, why am I having such a hard time getting my message across?"
Well, he has Facebook to literally get his message across lol.
Not a bad guy
Just a sociopath who can't comprehend other people's emotions
The way he sighs and says "Farm animals" is so good
Dunder mifflin's sales person became the silicon valley lawyer. Karen come back!!
He didn’t invent FaceBook. He wrote the code for the site. The idea came from the brothers. He didn’t invent FaceBook, he just wrote the code for it. Also, he is a bad guy.
And you are an idiot. I am not even gonna try to explain cause it will go above your head.
@@swapnanilsinha1374 Please explain to me instead.
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I’ll give it a shot…
Ideas are meaningless without ALL of the time, effort, skill, knowledge and resources to make them a reality.
An apt example IMO, since hasn’t yet been created (at least not to my knowledge) is a teleportation device. This is an ‘idea’ that’s been touted for decades, if not, more than a century in the realm of science fiction writings.
Is the first person to actually develop or create such a device (if it is even possible) obliged to compensate those who first conceived the ‘idea’…?
Their idea was a social network for only harward students. If he made that website for them, they would've stayed on that idea and maybe added ads like Eduardo wanted to. Not even close to facebook
@@JoHn-gi1lb and everything started with their idea. without that mark d not even be thinking about something like this. so yeah, he did NOT invent the facebook!
Movie Zuckerberg: I'm not a bad guy
Reality Zuckerberg: I want to rule the world...
As a much older person on here, I remember when I was Marks age, and I didn’t know much about life in general. I think we’re expecting to much from him, because the people that I’ve met like him, don’t think the same way most people do, he’s extremely intelligent and the people he hangs around with are too, and no matter how much money he makes he’s still just big kid. He reminds me of Thomas Edison or Bell, except they were much older.
I know Mark has a whole wife, but this movie is just so good at capturing his social inability. He knows he doesn't care about people, but he wishes he did. Even though in the end, he is "superior" to Eduardo, I think Mark was always jealous of him.
Why I thought Jesse Eisenberg should have won that Oscar 🏆
"You're just trying so hard to be!"
Which in my opinion, contradicts her previous statement.
How?
In case anyone sees this comment - I feel like it's worth noting that this movie was commissioned by the real life Eduardo. It is essentially a hit piece. I don't know if Zuckerberg is a good or a bad guy. But just like I wouldn't put much stock in Zuck saying he is a good guy, I wouldn't put much stock in this movie saying that he isn't. And all this stuff with Facebook selling targeted ads? It's real easy to say hey, don't sell my personal information (which is publicly available, btw - Facebook only has access to information that you give it), but I don't see anyone lining up to pay for a subscription to Facebook. Social media is not a right, it's a privilege, and it's one that's provided by a for-profit company.
Rashida so good even in little screen time, iwa nted her in another drama movie
Fincher elicits strong performances from all his actors in his films. Very meticulous director.
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According to MANK’s production notes, the way Fincher works things out is that, as per his vision...
His production team sets the stage.
The casting directors do their magic...
The post-production makes the final product shine with the little nuances...
And he expects nothing less than the very best from the actors/actresses he directs.
He definitely is one of the best old-school-minded contemporary Directors.
Nice try Zuckbot. I see through your tricks!
As a juror, I would look more at the attorneys reactions and behaviors as well as the witnesses in making a decision in a civil case.
Hard to believe this movie came out in 2010 when Facebook was still pretty new. So much history has occurred since then which has completely vindication the ones fighting Zuckerberg.
One dollar. One dollar for someones personal information, one dollar. Do I hear two dollars? Two dollars. Sold to the highest bidder!
Man what irony, man invents one of the largest and most well recognized social network in the world while having no social skills of his own whatsoever.
Every villain thinks they are the hero in their own story.
Say good night to the bad guy
I wish we were all still choosing our myspace layouts 😫
The love contract
They say he still says this to everyone he meets to this day.
1:51 The meaning and relevance of that line is frightening…
I love how he repeats the word “likability” with a certain amount of vinegar in his mouth; it’s like he knows deep down what an abject failure he is in that department lol