Facebook. Love it or hate it, people are using it. The social networking website has 500 million users and counting, and for many it has become a way of life, a way to stay connected to friends and family across the country and around the world, especially the ones you don't like enough to actually talk with on the phone. Facebook has redefined the way people interact, share and talk, and it's the brainchild of one Mark Zuckerberg, who is now the youngest billionaire on the planet.
Zuckerberg is 26 years old, and is the unlikely subject of David Fincher's latest movie The Social Network. The thought of watching a movie about Facebook was not appealing at first. After all, Facebook is everywhere. Why would I want to watch a movie about it? Just as importantly, what's so interesting about the life of a 20-something who went to Harvard and became rich?
As with the rise of many great companies - Microsoft comes to mind - there is a lot more drama than one could imagine. Regardless of the facts - and The Social Network, based on a book with no input from Zuckerberg, and written by Aaron Sorkin, who himself said "I don't want my fidelity to be the truth; I want it to be to storytelling," is surely not a totally accurate tale - it's clear Zuckerberg stroke people the wrong way.
The Social Network looks boring from beginning and end surprisingly wow! That FACEBOOK.
And until now, facebook is still inline, never been wipe out, it still there and super daming members.
