The Social Network (2010) - I Was Your Only Friend Scene (9/10) | Movieclips
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Eduardo (Andrew Garfield) and his lawyers recount the story of how he was betrayed by Mark (Jesse Eisenberg).
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: Carrie Armstrong, Rashida Jones, Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Denise Grayson, John Getz
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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All these people saying that you shouldn't feel bad for Edwardo because he is still worth billions, it's not about that, it's the fact that he got backstabbed by his best friend
I don't think they were every really close friends in real life.
@@bluescluessuperagent but he helped this zuck in the first place
@@cyborg3696 he did provide the funding yes, but their "friendship" wasn't like it was in the movie
also, the movie does underplay how Edwardo was dragging the company back.
it's similar to how Ray Kroc took over. It he hadn't, McDonalds would not have grown as it has as the McDonalds brothers didn't want to expand the company the way Ray envisioned (though on the flip side I image many people would prefer to stayed closer to it's origins)
similarly, Edwardo didn't focus on the company and didn't even live in the same state. So to make the company grow, Mark screwed him over. And that's a fact. The actual email explaining what he wants to do is available to see. He knew there would be a lawsuit but that lawsuit would be worth it to get Edwardo out.
so yes, Mark screwed over Eduardo. But as history has shown, it was the right business decision for the company.
@@bluescluessuperagent nah, it was right decision for his business. Somehow it's like he forgot that Eduardo helped him many things to make the facebook possible and for me it showed that zuck doesn't really had feelings. I really doubt if Zuck never met Eduardo facebook will exist
You could own the whole world and never forget betrayal.
I never realized the sub text in this scene until now. Mark Zuckerburg had one real friend and gave it up for 500 million fake ones.
CrazyMunky84 and a multibillion dollar industry
Don't feel bad for Mark. It is his decision.
Not really, he would have had that either way ;) Just not solely or as largely
Friends are overrated.
That's just the comment of a sad man.....
Jesse Eisenberg was perfectly cast in this movie. He have that "i wanna punch him in the face" look all over him, and then he played the most disliked character in the movie. Well done
I’d argue Sean Parker’s actor had the most punchable face.
JT was the most scummy character tho
His mannerisms are much too human. He should’ve gone full android to play Zuckerbot.
He has a very pretentious presence and that's just a compliment to his skills as an actor.
Perfect casting
I've always wanted to power bomb Justin Timberlake into a stack of lit bbq grills, so seeing him play the bi*ch that I know he is in this film was so satisfying.
By the tonality, when he said "He should be protected", the lawyers looked at each other and felt bad I think.
lawyers said Bingo!!!
No, they didn't feel bad. You can't let someone's life be flipped upside down without blinking an eye and still say you felt bad.
Kidsinamerica lawyers just doing their job bud, relax
@@Kidsinamerica hahahahahahaha
@David Patrick Wealth Used when the morally flexible want to pass the ethical buck.
"I love working with business majors" is the lawyer's way of saying "I love dealing with people who think they're smarter than they actually are"
@LegoGuy87 in this case, I don't think wisdom is the right word. Understanding I think is a better word
@@carterniezen1396 that's literally what wisdom is. Understanding what you know.
Thays def not what he meant by that line he meant that cuz udually it wouldnt be a business major and he would have to explain all the stuff he just said in a way they could understand but bro bring a business major is a plus he understands everything so your understanding of what he said was some bs
It mean complinment and nothing more. He understand quick and doesn't need him to explain more. Which he get it corrected.
the whole thing about him being trick here is not because he is fool about this bussiness. but get back stab by his own friend, his own company.
Everyone thinks everyone else is smarter than they actually are. Humans are a narcissistic species.
Eduardo still has his shares in Facebook, is worth a lot and is the richest person in Singapore, where he currently resides :)
Money helps but there's probably still a hole in his heart where that friendship once was.
aguyandhiscomputer I doubt he cares.
One friend
Or billions
Pretty easy choice
@@rjw19 One bad friend too
I think Eduardo is more literate in terms of finances. Zuckerberg would have never been this rich if it wasn't for the Internet.
The people on here saying, “But Eduardo didn’t contribute anything, only a lousy 9,000.” Are the same people that probably backstab their friends in the back because they only “gave so little”. Newsflash, giving a little is still more than the middle finger you’d get from others for asking. Be grateful, and take care of your friends.
Genesis Charles exactly. He was the only one who believed in Mark, and wanted to genuinely help him and do something with him as a friend. Mark felt betrayed because Eduardo had other friends and didn't fellate marks ego like Sean Parker did.
Mark didn't see a true friend right in front of him the entire time and instead was seduced by the opportunist who told him he was God
Charles But the fucked up thing is that it worked out for Mark. I mean I’m not sure if he’s haunted by what he has done but it kinda seems like the “bad guy” prevailed.
And the whole time he was in New York trying to find investors for most of every day while Mark was partying in California
He didn't even work most if the time
Yup...and the people saying that should check wiki to beware that he got an early retirement with net worth of 10billioon dollars ....he is genius in investing
This is such an awesome film. And its also ironic In that a social network meant to bring people together ultimately drove so many people apart.
deep asf
Bobby Torres yeah exactly!
LegoGuy87 yea kinda
Good grief.
Well, as they say, you can't get to five hundred million friends without making a few enemies.
Andrew Garfield is such an incredible actor, it felt so real and genuine. which in a way it is, he absolutely killed it
I believe his actual persona is Spiderman. He just acts a little on the side sometimes.
Facts he played the part perfect 😊
They are friends in real life so...
"Mark doesn't care about money and he needs to be protected." My heart, man. That was your best friend!
Love how he just bypassed and ignored the lawyers and literally broke down and spoke directly to Mark. Garfield played those emotions PERFECT
Whats so fucked up is to see how Eduardo is still looking out for Mark, he says "He needs to be protected" to the lawyers and you can see they know he's getting screwed by Mark when they look at each other and then down. Mark was a POS.
I think that is. That line was very important because it shows that deep down Eduardo was Mark's friend and was looking out for his college buddy.
It is work of fiction, not in real life. Don't trust the media so much.
Jason P Still is a POS. I heard some story about him basically stealing land from native Hawaiians or some ing along those lines. Look it up, there's a video on it.
+Teach Better Yeah he's praying on the weak, but then, without his funds they wouldn't have internet at all so...
The world is a cruel place indeed.
It takes incredible writing skills to make a story interesting when it is about a man suing his friend because he only recieved millions when he should have gotten more millions
Well, it's not too difficult to write a good story about that, but it does take incredible film making skills to turn that story into a brilliant drama for the big screen.
At the time when this happened the shares he held weren't worth that much...
ahahaha true
While being about money, money itself isn't the main issue.
He played him for a 💉 partner just because he put his foot down. He invested time & $ in FB instead of studying kinda shady to do ur friend like that.
This should be the role that Andrew Garfield should be remembered for, not Spiderman
How about Hacksaw Ridge? I love that movie even though it was a bit cheesy in the beginning
agreed
He was better in the social network and hacksaw ridge than spiderman
I loved his spiderman movies he so different from Tom Holland spiderman by that I mean better
He did a pretty good job in the first spider man
I love how the lawyers look at each other like “it isn’t Mark that needs protection…”
..yet.
He’ll need physical protection
@@Kev24 i would fold him aint no one doing me dirty like that lmao
That awkward moment for the lawyers at 0:46. Poor Eduardo didn't know he was being scammed.
@Joe Mama Top 10 quotes that didn't aged well.
@Joe Mama 🙏🏻
Scammed? He was double-crossed, jerked around, two-timin, duped, bamboozled...
The way the one lawyer held the pen, that didn't look awkward.
@@fromthehaven94 No it did not look awkward. He had that look of, “this pen will do the trick 😊”
“My father won’t even look at me...” damn.
A bit harsh of the dad but kinda understand. He poured quiet a bit of money to start Facebook then let himself get screwed pretty dumbly
@@sebastianmaregatti lol he was ridiculously rich and in the movie he put in 19,000? They said he made 300,000 in a summer
@@sam-cs7ne by trading futures lmaoooooooooooooo
@@sam-cs7neTo be fair he is an investing genius. Also he made it by analyzing weather patterns to predict oil futures. Which was actually genius.
This is almost like the McDonald's story the original founders got screwed over by a guy who just wanted to grow a big company
Eduardo The bomb pretty much.
Right
same with marvel, apple and nikolas tesla. thats life i guess
D C yes just as John D. MacArthur was “the founder” of McDonalds Properties Inc.
D C Zuckerberg has a lot less to do with the initial creation of the platform than people think
This movie illustrates how socially inept and arrogant Zuckerburg is.
Julie Erin nah it made me love him even more tbh what he did was smart
It's not a documentary
@@dexter2178 yeah betraying his friend is a really smart move
@CalvinV7 That's loosely based on him. Zuckerburg sucks.
@@julieerin115 that is highly exaggerated. zuck and eduardo both said the movie didn't reflect truly what happened. it's a redesigned story.
Stock ownership distribution
Eduardo Saverin: 34.4%
Mark Zuckerberg: 51%
Dustin Moskovitz: 6.81%
Sean Parker: 6.47%
Peter Thiel: 7%
Total: 105.68%
Eduardo should've suspected something fishy right there.
The 34.4% was his previous ownership. That figure was diluted down to 0.3% or something. That's the premise of the movie FFS.
@@tomralph8540 why was Eduardo’s shares diluted and not the other people?
@@cazorla82 It could have been done fairly, but it was done as revenge against Eduardo to only dilute Eduardo's shares.
Sean probably convinced Mark to agree to it, and then the whole operation just managed to con Eduardo into signing off on it.
@@cazorla82 because he signed the paper. The the other one is more stranger to Mark and would have their lawyer read everything before. Dude is the only one think "I thought they are my lawer" and doesn't double check
@@cazorla82 Mark and Sean wanted to kick Eduardo out, and this was the sneaky way to do it.
This is a very great example of the mind boggling moral question.
"If your friend only has $20 pocket money and lends it to you to buy the lottery. You win $2million, how much should you be repaying him?"
That's a helluva question!!
750,000
Not really. The question in this situation should be: "If you and your friend go and buy a lottery ticket together with his money, should you steal it all and receive all the credit?"
@Duke Wang I phrased in the initial comment specifically, MIND BOGGLING MORAL question because It is a Moral topic. Logically your explanation is correct, but Morally, it is entirely subjective. Mind Boggling because it is debatable, the amount to repay differs from each person's morals and gratitude.
If it is someone who knows Gratitude and feels "none of this riches and success would happen if you didn't put in the initial amount." then they tend to reward their friend/partner more.
If the person feels "yeah you put in money but logically, you had nothing to do with the end result/success." then the person has the right to not repay anything other than the initial amount that was lent and maybe slightly more interest as a bonus.
It is weird to compare a Bank which lends money as a business to a friend lending out of goodwill and ethics.
So yeah, it is subjective, no definitive right or wrong answer.
I would give him something meaniful, like a house or a car, to thank him for the money.
“Remember the algorithm?” Eduardo’s algorithm. I’m sure Mark was bitter about that.
He didnt care.
This movie is so good. I don’t think I have met on person who doesn’t like this movie. It seriously is a timeless film.
One major flaw is...why is his own lawyer asking him the questions in the deposition??
Real life Mark doesnt like it
@@mihaimax2180 well yeah, no one would want a movie about them that reveals their dark secrets
@@cfssuperhero Your username is pretty fitting then. You just have extremely bad and trash taste lol, this is one of the best movies ever made. You probably think trash movies are good
Timeless? Dude, it's only 12 years old.😂
Eduardo Saverin being the only reasonable, empathetic person in this whole movie.
I love it
Actually i think it was the winklevoss brothers, who acted in good faith in all the movie. Of course, i dont know if it was like this in real life, but the movie went to great lenghts to show how eduardo, while well intentioned, was completly surplus to requirements to the developement of Facebook: things happenned with him or without him, but still wanted recognition.
and u expect me to trust facebook with my information, nice joke.
why not
This comment aged poetically
I don't really trust that lizard
After watching this movie the 2nd time during this whole quarantine season, after so many years, I've come to notice and appreciate all beautiful subtle details of both this scene and the whole film in general. Just brilliant and remarkable the acting and his expression is. Him feeling a bit relieved and ecstatic but understands that he needs to keep his composure and contain his excitement....only to ultimately discover that this whole offer in his position was too good to be true...…Superb directing and music composition indeed.
Jeffrey Ting I agree. It’s my fifth time watching the movie but I catch something new in every sitting. It’s unfortunate because as I become older, I’m realizing now the true value of friendship. The backstab in this movie is so heartbreaking... but hey, karma. Zuckerburg probably didn’t get karma right after the success of Facebook, but he sure did get it years later...
Facebook was created by a lonely insecure individual and thats what it turn us into.
*Facebook was created by a guy who just wanted to thirst at girls. Many years later, Mark would ending buying the ultimate app for thirsty guys, Instagram. Don't you just love it when a character arc is nice and complete
Edge lord idiots
Cool then we can all be lonely together
People choose to go on Facebook. No one is holding a gun to their head. Personal responsibility people.
@@trever2244 Not quite society currently lists electronic so unless you choose a platform you slip behind socially a metaphorical gun is being held to peoples minds
The film came out in the very beginning of the decade and ended up defining the decade.
"would you like to use my pen" creepy
How is that creepy?
It's what they say when they want you to quickly sign something without giving you a chance to think it over or read the fine print. They briefly explain what it is they want you to sign, skim over most of it, leave out a lot of details that later turn out to be very important and shove a pen in your hands to make you sign right there on the spot. Also, he has that whole greedy asshole vibe going, if you pay close attention.
And perfectly cast for all of two scenes. The next scene he's explaining the fine print.
Xylarxcode car salesman method
juan prevost yes! Starting with the “I like working with business majors” as a deflection technique
He even protected Mark. What a friend 😭. Still can not move on...
The lawyers def looked guilty when he said mark "needs to be protected" lol
"success takes you to a place where character cannot sustain you."
Very deep!!
Who said that ?
I like how the lawyers exchange looks after Eduardo says Mark needs to be protected. Foreshadows that maybe he's the one that should be protected
Yeah... Mark didn't really come off looking too good in this film did he? Haha wow... what actually happened is seriously depressing for how brutal it was. And the fact that the only person who's share wasn't reduced to practically nothing was the one friend Mark had is the definition of "Salt in the wound." Its kind of amazing that hardly ever hear of or think of Edwardo, the person who actually got screwed the worst in all of this, instead of the Winklevoss twins who were just louder in their retaliation. From a behind the scenes standpoint, I remember Jesse saying that these scenes where he and Andrew were going head to head were extremely hard to film because how upset he kept getting with the emotional power of Andew's performance. I don't have a doubt in my mind that is true either.
2010: the year Lex Luthor screwed over Peter Parker and then hooked up with Gwen Stacy during a zombie apocalypse.
"Zombieland" actually came out in 2009, but good joke. And, dang, "Zombieland" feels as though it came out ages ago whereas "The Social Network" feels like it came out in 2014.
And 2010 is also the year Gwen became Easy A and then 2012 she fell in love with Peter Parker
@@DreamyCityGirl Then 2016 comes along and he tries to manipulate Tony Mandez into killing Napoleon Solo.
And I thought I was a snake for leaving my friends in a video game
😂😂
And i thought i was a snake for leaving my uncle talking outside the house because he was making fun of me.
Lol
Im sorry sir but you are
And don't forget Noah Glass, the guy who started Twitter. He was betrayed by Jack Dorsey.
Jack Dorsey looks like a homeless person they randomly picked up in the Bay area.
"My father won't even look at me."
A throwaway comment but there's a whole Fincher scene taking place in your mind right there where Eduardo's father is maybe being nice and talking to him but faking his enjoyment of seeing his son and secretly wishing he'd go home.
Anyone feeling bad for Eduardo should know that Eduardo owns about 2% of the company right now and has been selling his shares for billions of dollars. I would guess he had 4-5% of the company before he started selling. It sucks that he didn't get more, but at least he's a billionaire
Maybe, but Facebook wasnt worth billions at that time. Do we feel SORRY for him? No. But theres no denying what a slimy prick Zuckerberg is. I can imagine right now that the only friends he does have are the ones who are only there because of his money. Quite fitting, really
D C agreed shows you what greed and money does to some people
Matthew Boyle yeah but the film goes out of its way to prove that mark doesn’t particularly care about those sort of possessions but I think in reality he does care about those things quite a lot considering his lifestyle he lives
What about the fact that he's being viciously manipulated here? As someone who has been in Eduardo's position, I can't not feel super sorry for him, so maybe that's just me. But I don't know that being a billionaire would make what happened to him hurt any less.
I’m sorry, billions of dollars don’t make up for being betrayed by your best friend
This film is perfectly cast. ‘I was your only friend’. Heartbreaking
Andrew Garfield is without a doubt one of my favorite actors. He portrayed Edwardo wonderfully. I loved the way he looks at him, you see his sadness and betrayal all over his face. He didn't hear the question the first time, due to everything taking place. 1:46, the lady behind him even felt his pain.
In all honesty, Mark did backstab Eduardo. If it wasn’t for him the startup would’ve taken longer without Eduardo’s money. I use Facebook but I also believe Eduardo didn’t deserve what happened to him.
i dont even use facebook before i knew this movie existed,after this i made mys4elf sure that i wouldnt use it at all(i know its not 100% true but still)
Eduardo was the sweetest
Today is Andrew Garfield’s birthday, I just wanted to say I loved His performance in this movie.
I was you’re only friend. You had one friend. I love that scene.
Crazy this is 11 years old. Feels like yesterday I saw this in theatres.
"I was your only friend. You had…one friend".
When he said "my father won't even look at me" that hit me
it's peter parker or desmond doss
Andrew Garfield
CHASE MAN too much money is meaningless, sure it's something that nobody will admit but you can't spend all of it meaningfully.
Robie Marzan It's Spider-Man!
I love both films... Hacksaw ridge more though!
@@Lucy-zw8gg Its a tie. Cause I am too spoiled.
We need a sequel to this movie talking about the disaster that is the metaverse !
And the multiple genocides Facebook fueled 😶
Andrew Garfield has such a powerful acting game. Absolutely stunning.
It was a heartbreaking moment and the one I remember most about the movie.
Edurado is loved and Zuckerberg is hated, that's the difference
sometimes you're just having an Eduardo day
When you don't know how to deal with people, you can't pretend to be someone you are not
When you don't know how to deal with people, you can't pretend someone you are not
When you don't know how to deal with people, you can't pretend someone you are not
When you don't know how to deal with people, you can't pretend to be someone you are not
Let's clap to this idiot squad.
He betrayed him so easily...that hurt me the most in this movie
It is terrifying how good the Trent Reznor / Atticus Ross score is in this movie.
@Maggie Lynn the entire score.
The reason why i love this scene soo much is.. mark had more ambition about the company then he did. All he saw was the profit side of it from the start.
Cant agree with you more
Yes a business man , money making business
Yes Eduardo needed his own attorney to look over the agreements. Look great writing as usual from Aaron Sorkin but remember his interpretation of the story not necessarily what actually happened.
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Love the way the lawyers look at each other when Eduardo says mark doesn't care about money so he needs to be protected, as if to say "he's not the only one"
Always read a contract before you sign it
you can tell how awful Zuckenberg as person is by watching his Senate Hearing, you don`t have to be smart to smell his lie
Jesse and Andrew absolutely NAILED there roles in this movie.
The subtle accent that Andrew put on in this movie UGHHH he’s amazing
That’s OK. Eduardo had the last laugh. His net worth has exploded the last couple of years. Eduardo is up to $17.6 billion versus $2.8 for Sean.
he also ripped off the government for hundreds of thousands of tax dollars by renouncing his citizenship
he is a wonderful guy
@@thewkovacs316the gormint is a scamm
That subtle look between those two guys when he said "Mark needs to be protected" 👀
If only Eduardo had looked at the papers more carefully he wouldn’t have gotten royally screwed
He was naive, not the general naivity kind but the one that you have wuth your friends and family. I do that too eventhough I heard of a lot of people get backstabbed like that
seems almost illegal because the lawyers acted as if they worked for him
i cant imagine the betrayal....from my best friend...
guys never trust your friends specially those closest to you.
That's the truth you idiot. Besides your parents, you shouldn't trust anyone. I've been betrayed by my closest multiple times and it's really rare to be close with someone morally correct all the time
The morale of this is be careful who you trust, Mark was a snake from the start and Eduardo was an idiot for taking his word for it. Hell even your own family can betray you if they have a rotten nature, you have to be a good judge of character.
Yes I agree. Even your family can betray you, that's why it is important you get the measure of them early on just to see if your parents truly are loyal
You shouldn't trust nothing not even yourself not even me. I'm choking the chicken right now because girls are useless
So true goodfellas stating it best "So your murderers come with smiles. They come as your friends, the people who have cared for you all of your life, and they always seem to come at a time when you're at your weakest and most in need of their help"
mark doesnt care about money but he needs to be protected
Many think this as a back stabbing but only a person who starts a business understand. When I started a business I partnered with my friend who is very close to me we go to movies, dinner everywhere together but after starting the business he take unnecessary leave, show no respect towards our vision. He doesn't even care about anything he still the old himself Then I found out business and friends are no match. Now he is my biggest enemy.
Ok but Eduardo didn't do any of that. Even when the company moved out to California, Eduardo was still working on the East coast trying to get advertisers and investors for Facebook. He didn't neglect his job at all. Zuckerberg just got manipulated by Sean Parker into cutting Eduardo out of the company. A company which Eduardo put all the money up for and therefore was entitled to his 30% at a minimum.
I’d never stab a best friend nor any person in the back to get to the top. Goes to show how terrible some (if not most) people at the top in reality are
I am having a lot of trouble seeing that actor from hacksaw ridge in other films
Those Facebook lawyers are the very definition of sleazy
I'm just sad it took me awhile to figure out that they need us as much as we need them.
Turns out this was the continuing events of the amazing Spider-Man 2
Funny people believe mark will give up his billions to charity when he dies id like to know why not now?
Because he'd rather have that money while he can use it. It's perfectly logical, and I don't doubt that most of the people who criticize him for not doing that now would do the same in his shoes.
also because the majority of that "money" isn't actually cash but rather value in Facebook Stock, which if he were to sell off, he may lose control of the company.
George Hamilton do you have any idea of just how much billion is let alone 64 billion? That sort of money is enough to live hundreds of thousands of lifestyles in which you spend recklessly and wastefully and even by the end of those lifetimes you’d have plenty of money left over!! He has more money than a human being requires at one given time it’s absolutely ridiculous!! While I agree with the notion that people shouldn’t tell him what to do with his money, the argument that he wants the money while he can still use it is ridiculous because he has almost literally unlimited money at this rate!! Even if a lot of the money is in assets and stocks, the money in his bank account is still ludicrously high!
Didn't anyone watch the Adam ruins everything video on billionaires & charities? These are all PR stunts. Warren buffet, Mark Assholeberg etc.
Charity to his children and grandchildren
so when he signed this agreement in this agreement it said "his shares would get diluted down" ? which he didn't read over with the aid of lawyer?
'Sucker'berg The Reptile: Shapeshifts all the time.
After watching the movie the first time I investigated and then I watched it again, and man! Eduardo didn't deserve this kind of treason
Why anyone would trust or like Zuckerberg to this day is beyond me.
manipulative people know how to get under people skin.but they also know how to pull them into them
The horrible thing is that mark knew he had just signed his life away, and he kept up the “best friend” facade and pretended to still be boys and pretended that everything just became amazing for both of them and “you gotta come back, we’re having a party for a million members” and basically acted like everything was all good KNOWING Eduardo had just signed his entire Facebook life away. Disgusting. Mark is a scumbag pos and I’m glad I don’t have Facebook.
Imagine stabbing your best friend in the back. Some people don't deserve the air on this earth.
This is why Andrew became Spiderman so that he can beat up The Lizard.
In hindsight, this movie made Zuckerberg look like a much better person than he is in real life.
This movie made me cry so much, especially when he confronted Mark like wow 😭
At the end of the day, Ed parted ways and Facebook is dying.
_I think he made a right decision._
This is why you never mix friends and business. My uncle got backstabbed by a close friend he was in business with.
Never work with friends
This movie was said to be 40% accurate. Him and mark have a good relationship now and he actually went on record saying he was proud of him and no hard feelings that it was just business.
1 million members is now 2.19 billion congrats
The shares are diluted to issue more shares to new investors and his share goes from 30% to 34%. if that does not raise a red flag, then that business degree is of no use.
Also 34.4 + 51 + 6.81 + 6.47 + 7 = 105.68%
Meanwhile in an aliternate universe- Peter parker was a billionaire but never became spiderman
It intrigues me that Eduardo ask Mark if he remembered the algorithm formula that he wrote on the window. Was that his way of hinting at Mark about his contribution in all of it??? Just a thought.
Or both
It was asked before the conflict. Mark didnt answer the question. So I guess Mark had planned to kick Eduardo out back in Harvard. He used his best friend for money. In the movie, Eduardo kept using "us" "we" when discussed about the project. And what did we hear from Mark? Not a single word. In addition, Eduardo was always the guy who knew nothing. Mark didnt say anything to him untill he found out by himself. To Mark, his friend is nothing but a money volunteer for him to make use of. Talking as a whole, this movie is awesome.
Wasn't that algorithm for the other app they made, where you can choose which girl is hotter?
he was just thinking back on the humble beginnings that started it all
Imagine being such a horrible person they have to make a movie about how you screwed over your friends
You don't get to a million friends without making a few enemies ?
Who wants that many friends anyways ?
He obviously should have always had his own lawyers there but I can understand thinking your best friend had your best interest.
Well, like he said, he believed his 34% ownership made Facebook's lawyers *his* lawyers because they belong to the company and he was, on paper at least, the #2 man at the company.
Unfortunately, he failed to account for the cold truth that he had outlived his usefulness and was no longer, in the company's eyes, "worth" his 34% ownership. They would get more from diluting his stock down than they ever could from any contributions from him down the line. He was still trying to pick up more advertisers and going to school when everyone else was committing full-time to Facebook and its growth was continuing to explode.
I don't, from a moral standpoint, agree with what Mark did to Eduardo. It was unfair, underhanded, sneaky, and unequivocally *wrong*
But it was also the smart thing to do.
They were Jobs and Woz all over again, only this time Woz screwed over Jobs.
Mark literally traded a true friend, stabbed him and just for the sake of new investors and "friends" Eduardo was insulted, it's not about money it's about trust and friendship. Look at Mark right now lifeless face.
He is souless.
“I was your only friend” speaks volumes to the betraying and cruelly manipulative methods of the Zucker