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Here comes Facebook - the movie - The Social Network

Writer-producer Aaron Sorkin, creator of The West Wing, is about to get a whole lot of friends on Facebook.
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Facebook treats staff to Zuckerberg movie

Facebook took its entire team to see the less than flattering movie about the social network's origins on the weekend, helping push it to the top of the US box office. Ref. Source 8

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I went and saw the movie the social network and I did not find it that bad of a movie. What I saw is a loner of a guy who made it big with a idea and it went far larger than he really imagined it would. Losing his friends on the way did not help.

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The Social Network - A story about the founders of the social-networking website, Facebook.

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Zuckerberg hits out at Facebook movie

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has hit back at the soon-to-be released movie The Social Network, accusing the filmmakers of misrepresenting his motives and the culture of Silicon Valley. Ref. Source 4

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Movie Review: 'The Social Network' hits all the right keystrokes

"The Social Network" is so good it can make thrilling even the sight of people typing at computer keyboards.

David Fincher's assured look at the founding of Facebook is archly funny, often quite sad and utterly engrossing, telling a hell of a story while satirizing how we got to where we are today, socializing by typing away on those computer keyboards.

It's one of those films that announces its greatness within the first 30 seconds, tops. Ref. Source 7

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Facebook movie 'got it wrong'

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says "The Social Network" got "hugely basic things" wrong - but the costuming was spot on. Ref. Source 8

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Film critics befriend Social Network

The Social Network, a tense drama recounting the back-stabbing early days of Facebook, was named best picture on Sunday by the Los Angeles Film Critics Association, a group whose edgy picks rarely align with the Academy Awards. Ref. Source 1