The Social Network (2010) - You're Breaking Up With Me? Scene (1/10) | Movieclips
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Mark (Jesse Eisenberg) acts like an arrogant jerk to his girlfriend, Erica (Rooney Mara), causing him to get dumped.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
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: Jesse Eisenberg, Rooney Mara
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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Jesse Eisenberg is really, really good at portraying a guy who is utterly oblivious to just how _insanely_ patronizing he is.
YES and he knows how to speak very fast, Gaslight-ive, patronizing, manipulative, with sociopathic tendencies. Every role he plays is meant for him. There are some roles I don’t see him playing. Then again the producers and director didn’t think Rooney Mara could play Lisbeth Salander. They called her back for a literal two months and told her to cancel her interview/photo shoot to come back one more time and she did. She got the part knowing she’d have to cut and shave her hair, she decided to get some REAL piercings for the role. So if she can do it perhaps Jesse can too. I’ve never been to fond of him but he’s a great actor.
aaaaaand that's about it, lol
@@angelicaduncan9694"gaslight-ive" stop
I have always wondered at what period in history did the term "patronizing" suddenly become a term associated with a negative connotation...
According to Websters 1828 dictionary: Patronizing, PAT'RONIZING, participle present tense Defending; supporting; favoring; promoting.
Today "patronizing" (along with many other formerly favorable terms) seem to bear a meaning which is precisely the opposite as what they did roughly two centuries ago.
@@jimvick8397 why? I'm not a native but I don't see any contradiction. When there are two adults , it's not normal when one is "patronizing". When someone is "patronizing" to you that means he doesn't see you as an equal, he diminishes your position while pretending to "care" about you. Either it is a passive aggresive manipution technique which is trying to weaken you without being openly hostile or they simply try to boost their confidence at your expence, using you as an "incompetent" "foil". In any case it's infuriating.
P. S. And before, like a century ago, it probably was more normal becouse the culture was more "patriarchical", people didn't strive for equlity and equal share of respect for everyone.
I love how Rooney Mara refrains from swearing, she subtly stops herself. Not because she's trying to be a better person, but because she knows her point won't get through to Mark. Brilliant opening scene.
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Also, let's be honest, because the studio was going for a PG-13.
@@grmpf and it’s not like a third f-bomb would’ve made the movie better.
crazy zuck who blocked anyone with opposing views. i haven't used facebook cause it has banned me four times. I had posts with 1k views and more, some serious stuff. but zuck's fb banned me. I guess zuck would say in a robot-like very fast speech, "your posts do not bring any more value to Facebook." creepy
@@nurburgringkid ❄️
The actress acts simply fabulous. You see so well the rage in her eyes.
Rooney mara has great movies!
And to think she was near to quit acting (bc of that Nightmare on Elm street remake she starred) but this movie and "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" saved her career
@Ryan Irwin- Diehl she's even better with CAROL which won her an oscar
@@charlespuruncajas9663 so basically David Fincher saved her career
@Ryan Irwin- Diehl I love The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
"Dating you is like dating a stair master."
She made the right decision. Get out while you still can. She missed out on some money but what she gained was peace of mind and peace of heart.
It wasn't SOME money, but I get what you're saying
I mean she also got humiliated online but sure peace of mind.
You don't miss out on anything when all you can get from a relationship isn't the quality of the heart, but the checkbook they carry.
@Personal Jesus wtf? you think all women would date guys like this for money? gross.
SOME money? Really Dude ?
this is exactly the type of dude that says he gets friendzoned everytime lol.
nah not really
Well, wished I were that smart at least
nope
But...he didn't get friend zoned. They were together. Your whole premise is wrong from the very jump.
@@manuginobilisbaldspot424 They actually never dated, she never existed and he already had a girlfriend who would later become his wife. This whole movie is made up.
It's hilarious people think this movie and the Founder are real at all.
"They made a movie about your life, and you weren't the hero" - Cody Johnston
SavageGreywolf Yeah that must be kinda weird for Zuc lol
BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Makes Sence Considering the reputation Zukenberg has
Idk about that.
I think most business leaders would view him as the hero and most normies wouldn't.
To be fair I don’t think there was a hero… this is one of the rare movies where sadly the villain wins. 🤷🏿♂️
Every self proclaimed "nice guy" needs to hear this.
What about when other people proclaim you're a nice guy and still throw you away?
Uh, no. "Nice guys" are TOLD they are nice guys, they get to talk to girls all the time but never sleep with them (not that one should necessarily lead to the other). And why do you think all self-proclaimed Nice Guys are "Computer People"?
Every tech bro, gamer, nice guy loser needs to hear this. Amazing how I’ve met guys just like this it’s actually quite accurate.
@@parisknight1840 Oh no Gamers are associated with nice guy losers. Guess that's means gamers are opresssed. Gamers rise up!
You missed the point of the movie
"Dating you is like dating a stair master". That was funny as hell.
what does 'stair master' mean?
oh thanx :)
I love stair masters and I'm a guy. It's even better for females because frequent use of that particualy cardio machine creates awesome thighs. But who has time for exercise pssshhh.
@@frazerasokan2912 Non-human, boring, tiring and doesn't do much to your health.
MJSpiritual Jesus loves you.
One of the most underrated opening scenes ever.
Admittedly, I feel like the rest of the movie flails greatly in comparison because of how incredible this opening scene is.
That's my favourite movie opening so.... yeah I just agree, nothing else to do.
I’ll never forget seeing it in the theater and feeling that insane tempo and my brain trying to keep up 😂 such good writing
gor9027 , is that the guy from Superbad,
Not underrated at all! Up there with The Godfather's opening in my opinion.
“I have NO intention of being friends with you.”
You only get a line that brutal in a Fincher movie.
He didn’t write this movie. Aaron Sorkin did.
@@stevensellin6038 Didn't know who that was till rewatching West Wing.
Funny thing is, Sorkin thought she was “a class act”. Snappy, sure, but classy? NO. I classy person would politely break up with him later and not follow it up with a string of insults.
@@vanihm He was insulting her throughout the conversation - saying she'd slept with the door guy, belittling her background and her education, condescending to her, and then offering one of the most insincere "apologies" ever seen on film. Should she have sat there quietly and taken it? No. She'd had enough and she called him out, and it was well deserved. The "I have NO intention of being friends with you" line came after she tried being polite, and HE snapped that he didn't want to be friends. You don't owe politeness to someone who's showing you none, and a person doesn't lack class for standing up for themselves.
Nacha255 Those remarks all came AFTER she had broken up with him and said it was like dating a Stairmaster, which was my point. He made one insensitive (but probably correct) remark about the final club openning doors for them prior to that (and she had just said he could only get into the easiest one). Of course I’m pretty sure Sorkin would use that kind of language on a daily basis regardless of who he was breaking up with.
ben shapiro: the college years
Did you know his wife is a doctor.
No but that explains why he brings it up when he's discussing healthcare
too tall to be Shapiro
Hahaha I like shaprio though and I'm liberal
Shapiro isn't worthy of breathing...
The air..
I love how all these years later Mark’s reputation is that of an alien with preprogrammed software for emotions lol. I guess he really hasn’t improved his social skills much.
Doesn't matter much what creature he is, does matter what he does, which is to sell people's privacy
I mean, kind of. If you watch his congress grilling you can see his conversational question dodging skills from the depositions are still there lol
Funny, because he was the one that made a world famous website that thrives on social interaction. Ironic isn't it?
@@Jingles6466 he doesn't sell privacy, he sells their private information.
But his bank account has.
She wasn’t wrong tho...
About?
she wasnt right tho
Which is why it hurt.
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Berenice Casados ??? Lmao
it's funny how she was right the entire time in the movie. he didn't get into a club made something huge. but lost her in the process cause of his cynical and high and mighty attitude to hide his bitterness
It's a movie. Non of this is real. It's all planned and manufactured.
@@TheHaters112 yeah all people know that... and even that story is good... not so far away from real facts.
She's basically a mouthpeice for Aaron Sorkins grump-old-man'y views on the internet, which seem more and more outdated each time I see this film
@@TheHaters112 This is a movie that is heavily based on real life. Zuckerberg is a POS regardless of if the little details in this movie are true or not.
Its kind of sad. She was supportive, and he rejected it, and offended her.
I love how Sorkin writes about geniuses, but he never assumes his audience is stupid. Right from the start, we have to put in 100%, no dumbing down
Hannah Nguyen sorkin is a genuis
He is so good that many seem to think this is a literal recreation of a conversation in real life and not Sorkin’s dialogue on full display.
When you get a little older, you'll probably discover there are TONS of smart people around you, but you didn't notice because they prioritized being happy and balanced over stressing their intellect at every junction.
TRUE intelligence is realizing you can't do everything yourself and need to be able to work with others to accomplish larger goals. And ironically, you'll probably be much happier working with others than you ever were when you were trying to do everything alone.
Fair, but there’s also a reason Mark became a billionaire. If you wanna b uber successful you often have to sacrifice or postpone happiness for the time being
cope
straaight facts bro
@@panduino2156 So I guess the question one has to ask themselves is whether they value huge success or happiness more. Or if they're lucky then you love what you do and it brings you happiness. But, to me, in the end work is always work. Even when I enjoy it.
@@panduino2156 But money isn't the same as being content
Ironically BU has a policy of grade deflation, but Harvard is famous for giving students an automatic B just for showing up to class... Makes his comment all the more insulting lol
Robert Laman that’s not irony
Vod Kinockers sounds like irony to me
Vod Kinockers lol
if you are an elite uni for the social elite, why wouldnt you treat your patrons like they are not common peasant?
That's because rich people send their kids to Harvard to receive Harvard degrees, not earn them. There are some gifted scholars and academics at Harvard, no doubt, just as it is at most sought-after universities, and there are also those that are there because...daddy.
i don't understand why Erica dated a guy like that in the first place lol
Maybe he acted charming at first- sometimes people change their colors when you're with them.
He is well spoken but the words he says arent worth listening to, the second part to that takes time to realise but unfortunately its the most important bit.
Stability and comfort. Back in the day, if you were fairly hot, a nerd was a safe bet if you wanted a stable boyfriend you wouldn't have a lot of competition for. What they lacked in fun, social graces, and sex appeal, they made up for in usefulness: homework help, etc. The nerds knew this, and would almost never cheat, mostly because no one else wanted them but also because a hot girlfriend was really hard for them to get, so they were much less inclined to risk their relationship for some side action. But since the mid 2000's, the SMV of the nerd has risen dramatically, and created the Player Nerd: a subspecies of male somehow managing to embody the worst traits of both the nerd and the fuckboi, with none of the good.
Mesmer ASMR you really did some research there my friend
Mesmer ASMR bro write a book on this.
"imsorryimeanit.exe"
Dam Sun Are you sure you want to run "patrionosingcomments.exe"?
“Relationship has preformed an illegal action and will be shut down. If problem persists, contact product vendor
Close|Debug|Restart”
... has stopped working.
He loaded the program by double clicking on it in his head and everything lol
llololol
David Fincher's direction is what keeps this scene from looking and feeling like a CW show with better dialogue.
And how are you saying it should have been a boring story? The story is actually interesting. The one from the script that is, not the one from real life. He didn't need to do that much. Fincher's basically a genius when it comes to film making, and Sorkin in terms of writing. This was a piece of cake for both of them.
What do you mean?
nah nah nah!! Mark didnt really need Erica that´s why Mark, broke up with her, not on the other side!!
It's Sorkin's script, Cronenweth's cinematography and the actor's delivery so yes, Fincher's direction.
+Mokkari77 "keeps this scene from looking and feeling like a CW show" Nah. It looks even *worse* . "with better dialogue" The dialogue too is even worse.
The dialogue in this scene is so good it's scary.
Ikr! Very real!
@@corrupt_insomniac Hardly real. Nobody talks like this in real life. But it's damn good dialogue.
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When reading the screenplay I noticed that Erica is about to walk out on Mark before he makes any of his most insulting statements. That kinda deflated the scene for me. She was going to dump him anyway - which makes here less sypathetic and the scene less effective.
shortyrags I talk like this in real life and know many people that co
"-Wait, is this real?
-Yes
- Ok, then wait, I apologize"
That's some genuine apology right there lol
Not really
@@swiftstreak98 it was, he couldn’t power trip her anymore with his paper intellect
@@vipersuphere It seemed more like denial rather than a apology
@@swiftstreak98 a bit of both I’m sure since I’m guessing that was the most attractive girl he has ever been with, hence his anxious sorrys trying to win her back
@@vipersuphere That plus he's kind of a narcissist
I dated a guy like this a while back. He was smart, but also condescending and rude. A little socially inept, to describe him more accurately as well... It was quite the encounter. I regret have gone out with him. I did enjoy this scene though! It was very relatable.
My younger brother Freddy is exactly like him
When a guy speaks to you as though he were superior to you, just get out. It''s not worth it
i did too. i’m with a different guy now who’s even smarter but much lovelier to be around and i wouldn’t trade him for anything
Trade? What's going on here?
@@Dapal0710 Well then don't belittle him for being like that. Don't try and change him. Just support him as well as you can, because a ton of people in this politically correct bullcrap society will be less tolerant of your brother. I hope he becomes successful in life.
Erica is an icon. Bless.
She doesn't exist. These events never happened. Zuckerberg already had a girlfriend who would later become his wife.
She's a fictional icon. Like Mickey Mouse or Spider-Man. lol
She is not his real life wife wasnt included in the movie
@@letoatreides4041 she does.. her real name is Jessica Alona google it
Real character or not, yes, I like Erica. She’s actually the only person in the film I remotely like. Everyone else is either a schemer or a backstabbed lol
Damn, he really is like a machine. Zero empathy and zero understanding of how not to immediately piss someone off.
His first response when she leaves and ends their relationship is to quickly look around to make sure nobody has seen it.
Yeah this isn’t good but let’s face it, if you’ve just had an argumentative breakup in a crowded room you are gonna wanna check no one heard. But the idea of him caring about appearances not people is also true, and the choice from the director does fit the scene and character perfectly. So it fits real life and the character at once, making it brilliant
She was classy aswell in the sense that she didn’t start screaming the place down and throwing her drink at him. She said what she had to say and left
Why does he always play the same obnoxious characters that speaks like that???
Probably cause he's like that irl
I've been wondering about that for a while now, lol
That's who he is in real life. He's not a good actor. He's playing himself.
@@@Urasims I figured
@@Urasims Ryan Reynolds, Robert Downey Jr
Lol 2:05 Wana get some food? Right after telling her that her education is no good 😂
His attempt to smooth over his stupid insensitive comment and move on.
Erica asked that first and he didn’t respond
@Trantor The Troll Yeah he was.
@@1997lordofdoom so so
@Trantor The Troll even if he wasn't it was still incredibly rude to say
"We can be friends." - "I dont want friends." LMFAO
Weeb
Don't mess with the girl with the dragon tattoo
Noomi Rapace is the real girl with the dragon tattoo.
@@AngrySilence Is right. Noomi's is better.
that moment you realize erica pretty much never existed, he was dating the same girl even before facebook.
Brandon Auchterlonie what.....??
I think he means in real life
The derogatory blog post he wrote about her was real though, you can find it if you look it up.
Brandon Auchterlonie my homegirl is named Erica, and go by the nickname Pretty. Ironic, that I was just mentioning this movie to her last week.
No shit, Sherlock...
I love how Mark later throws that same, "you would do that for me?" at Divya and the Winklevoss twins when talking about rehabilitating his image.
It took me multiple times watching this film to fully understand how good of a film it actually is, the screenwriting and many other aspects were just brilliant. David fincher is a great director
The face she makes at 2:04 is incredible. Good actress.
Absolutely love Aaron Sorkin's writing in this movie! God I'd kill to have just a 15-minute sitdown with the guy to pick his brain on how to write so freakin' fabulously.
If that’s what you’d kill for, you’re probably a Sorkin character already 😜
Look up a sit down he did back in 2015 at the Aspen Institute capped what’s character got to do with it. He discusses this very scene and trying to write the dialogue and how it might sound between two young adults from today, and then about why he landed on the dialogue he ultimately chose.
This was a perfect opening for this movie. Having a break up happen right at the beginning is just a genius way to sum up who this main character is.
I've had my problems with Sorkin, but that last line is era-defining.
Yes, and I and I'm sure many people will have had occasion to use it.
This scene is fabulous. Absolutely brilliant dialogue between two actors at the top of their game
People wanna say "Who cares? He's a billionaire now. I'd forget about her so fast...."
You never..... forget.
Have you been a billionaire? No? Then how the hell would you know lol.
And this is clear at the end of the film.
@yawgmoth6568 he basic class is human right or u saying he is alien or since he is billionaire the basic class.characterisitc get overriden...dump.comment
The sound effect of the chair scraping the floor as she gets up is on point.
For real, I thought she farted lol
He talks so fast lol
Thats named R.A.P lol xD
You think that's fast? Watch Gilmore Girls.
thats something supposed geniuses do, my liittle brother does it
lynne kimball the ironic J! Like Patrice O'Neal said.
He doesn't really. I feel like he takes forever to say what he wants to say, as if he pauses for a second in between each word
Rooney Mara looks so young in this.
I love how beautiful she is in that scene.
Somehow she isn't that cute anymore, maybe it's being too thin like she is now.
She was in her early 20s so ofc she looks young ^^
She looked the same in side effects
Watch her in that one Michael cera movie, “ youth in revolt “ she’s super hot
@Neel Javia
Omg Tom Holland! 😍😍😍
rhooni mara is underrated..i love everything about her
Shes a spoiled Bratt.
I love how the timing of the scene matches the music. You can barely hear it at first; the song begins with a twangy, slow-paced blues portion. But when Erica gets fed up with Mark, it builds up and then Jack White's screaming guitar solo starts and you can hear the song clearly. The music gets angry at the exact moment Erica does. Awesome stuff from Fincher.
Song is Ball and Biscuit by the White Stripes
Rooney had a small role in this film but she was so amazing!! I love this opening.
honestly on of the best opening scenes ever. loved it for yrs
And that is how Lex Luthor came to be. Thanks a lot Erica.
L.Pasteur hahahaha
To be fair he had it coming
I feel like in every scene written by Sorkin, you could make an hour long essay of one 5 world line of dialogue. Also, this is my favourite scene of dialogue in any film.
Rooney Mara has about 3 mins screen time (roughly) in the entire movie, but she’s so memorable that that’s plenty 👌
Apparently this opening scene took hundreds of takes or something because Fincher is a perfectionist.
Kubrick was jealous,
yes Fincher is a perfectionist, however, in his own words, he does this in part because actors usually spend a lot of dead time on set, sitting around doing nothing. they like to act. by taking 90 or so takes, they get to exercise their craft and really get comfortable with the scene
@@quinbrick8861 Tell that to Robert Downey Jr. He had a much different experience working with Fincher on Zodiac.
he’s the same kind of guy who says “nice guys finish last”
I saw this and was hooked to the film- the witty dialogue the excellent acting is just amazing
Yeah going to Harved myself you don't need to study. Its just like any other college/university. Now getting in, thats a completely different story.
"I am not breaking up with you! I am UNFRIENDING you!"
God when the girl said that fact about Teddy Roosevelt I could literally hear Aaron Sorkin’s fingers typing away at the dialogue. Man I've seen way too much The West Wing lol
Yeah, early on I cringed a bit at this scene because it reminded me of The West Wing, but as it wore on, it seemed to manifest into something unique to this movie.
@@drlee2 Man, Sam does not know anything about the White House and make a fool of himself. :D
@@drlee2 "cringed" because it reminded you of West Wing? Cringed? That word truly is an idiot-identifier.
AARON SORKIN STRIKES AGAIN. Such a genius writer. Reminds me of the breakup seen from Whiplash (2015), even down to to the same tones of voice and drive for success that leads our protagonist to destroy his relationships. Some darn good movies I tell ya
There is, quite literally, a GAP where his heart should be.
"Wait, is this real?"
"Yes!"
"Then I apologize!"
Oh, only THEN you'll apologize?? How gracious of you! Rofl, so funny! XD
Well why would he apologize if it was a joke?
The problem is he didnt already know it was real. Cause you have to figure that part out
bishop 1 Because that means he would only apologize about saying something hurtful if there were actual consequences.
@@burnforburn because he didn't know it was hurtful until after there was consequences.
Lol the ladies in this comment section are PISSED
The first 15-20 minutes of this movie are just perfect. This scene, then the opening credits over somber music as Mark runs home, then the hacking scene, then the final club party/facemash scene. Goddamn
Love the white stripes song in there, nice touch
The songs in this song are incredible. They also somehow got the beatles at the end.
The film's closing scene just makes this moment so much better lol
I have to go study.
You don't have to study.
Why do you keep saying I don't have to study?
Because you go to BU!
...
Wanna get some food?
I died XD
*edit* This comment blew up lol...
I am not American) what is so bad about that University?
It's not a bad University, it's just that it's located right next to Harvard. And nowhere can compare's to Harvard.
Got it, Thank you.
What is the full form of BU?
Boston University.
LOVE Rooney Mara in everything she's been in! Her role here is no exception...🙂🥰❤
Facebook was a fun little thing when I first saw this in college. Now that I know how sinister they truly are scenes like this really hit home
This scene was filmed at "The Thirsty Scholar Pub" that rests along the Somerville/Inman Square Cambridge line, north of Boston, as it's one of my favorite places...for the ambience is cozily dark, the food outstanding, the old country Irish decor just perfect & beautifully nostalgic evoking, the Guinness is poured with this sweet delicacy, the overall crowd is eclectic, diverse & bohemian, the ownership & several bartenders hail from Ireland, the neighborhood is swirling with this more positive & buoyant vibe, & I always feel very welcomed & intellectually inspired👍👍 Great place ☘ ☘ ☘😃😃
Found the Harvard student
u dont need to study, u go to BU hahahaha
Edward Anthony haha as if BU was a shit school
Zuckerbergs of the world aren't true students of their Universities. They are on a grid.
shit school compared to ivy ones
Compared to Harvard? Lol yeah BU is way down the totem pole. Still doesn't make what Zuckerberg said right.
Jan Möller good display of his condescensing behavior, given the fact that BU is harder than many schools
Ball and Biscuit playing in the background... Excellent dialogue... Superb acting... The Social Network is an excellent film!
"Why don't I need to Study?"
"Cause you go to BU"
Man that never gets old. My dad went to college in MIT back in the late 60's and did say that's how students in ivy league always see them alright. thought it be grown out of that but well i guess not.
Wow... the music right after was what really made this scene and it's cut.
The little mouth flinch she does at 2:05 is unbelievable...the details that make this scene so good
I love the way he’s talking...
I absolutely love that he doesn’t pick up on the sarcasm of oh you’d do that for me?
Clearly on the spectrum to have not got that, along with the aggressive micro-expression just before…
I just noticed ball and biscuit by the white stripes is playing in the background of this scene! nice
Ladies, be careful how you breakup with an obsessive-compulsive computer aficionado. You just might create a billionaire that exploits people's personal data.
Exploits personal data, divides families, friendship, societies and nations. Manipulates and experiments with users. Thanks Erica!
Oh yeah? That's out responsibility now?
@@lemonzest1492 It's just a joke. Mark has a healthy relantionship for years and he is still a villian. No ladies fault.
@@lemonzest1492 Learn to take a joke, Jesus H. Christ.
@@danieldiaz-lebrun4956 :P
The best breaking up scene in cinema history
Jesse Eisenberg exhibiting both dimensions of his acting ability...he’s perfect for the role of Zuckerberg in the same way Arnold Schwarzenegger was for the Terminator
Her last line is gold.
I’m here from bestdressed
omg HI i was just here rewatching this clip for the millionth and first time hehe
@@bestdressed omggg hi Ashley!
Huh
Who?
@@bestdressed omg hiiii
Rooney mara is a great actress .
She put him back in his place.
This is some of the best writing. EVER.
Superb dialogue!
“Dating You is like dating a stair master.”
Just noticed Ball and Biscuit by the White Stripes is the song in the background. One of my fav songs ever made.
Had to come back to this vid considering that I just watched this film in my Social Media class in University😅
Arkin's writing manages somehow to represent my generation in a generational film and push me to the margins all the same. This is is beautiful. The line is drawn with how seminal this film will prove to be.
Sorkin not arkin
@@claudiam2474 Oops. You are correct.
It’s funny you say that, because he’s stated he tried to write this scene and have them sound like young adults from today and it sucked. So he made them sound like your “typical” Sorkin characters exchanging dialogue. He’s just such a great writer that it doesn’t matter what generation the characters represent, he can write great dialogue and you don’t worry if they sound like millennials breaking up or not.
The way he looked up after she called him a nerd made me laugh idk why😂
"I'm under some pressure right now from my OS class..."
lmao same actually, kinda given up on study for my final and just watching UA-cam
A lot of money but a lot more loneliness...
Steven Hunt maybe he will pull an R budd Dwyer
Steven I don't think you mean it but you're sucking his sack pretty hard right now. I'm pretty sure that Sven was talking about what Sven would consider loneliness, but in reality loneliness is a subjective feeling. There is so much that is subjective in human nature that hints towards why there is so much hostility in interpersonal interactions. The only reason I commented is because you, like many others, fail to see someone else's point of view and end up looking like just another suck up.
If your immediate response is "Chill out bro its just a joke", then you are dodging responsibility and if you decide to attack me or send a slick remark then you are probably guided by feelings which cloud objective judgement.
Just take it in and walk away.
johnThe mann I dont like Mark.
Zombihilanth sorry I thought u liked mark. did I deleted comment
Not in real life though
"You don't have to study, you go to BU."
AOC went to BU and she just humiliated Zuck in front of the whole country. I think Sorkin would appreciate the irony.
AOC saw the movie and remembered this scene.
Well AOC isn't that intelligent.😂
Humiliated..?
@@tylerm7300who TF is “AOC”
“You are probably going to be a very successful computer person.” I don’t like that this sounds like something I’d say.
The cinematography of this scene is great
No one ever said "I'm sorry I mean it" and MEANT IT! LOL
You do if say what you mean and mean what you say.
Ah, those pre-covid times when your girlfriend could dump you face to face in a bar, not in Skype.
wait... people still use Skype ??🤣
you ok bro ?
Skype????
Ok, ok, I am an X gen, sorry, I know you millennials don’t use that anymore now you do the video calls on the Minecraft.
@@Jako1741
😂😂😂😂😂
A million dollars isn’t cool. You know what’s cool? 2 million dollars
:o
You know what's really cool? 2 million and 1 cent
The solo ramps up as she gets angry
lol i just noticed after like 20th viewing
That is how you write an intro scene, I love Sorkin.
Dang she’s beautiful
agreed, she's one hell of an actor also
tgwtdt rocks
Pgcmoore Yeah, I wish they made a sequel with her
"you would do that for me" happens again when mark meets the twins
The final line stands true to this day.
Nice cinematography and lighting