THE SOCIAL NETWORK - Official Trailer [2010] (HD)
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2010
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Six classic films from six iconic directors. Experience these essential films from Columbia Pictures like never before, now fully remastered and debuting on 4K Ultra HD. With films driven by bold and impassioned characters and with stories deftly told by master filmmakers - and with hours of special features and an exclusive 80-page book with unique insights and production detail about each of the included films - this second volume of the Columbia Classics 4K Ultra HD Collection is truly the best way to watch these treasured cinematic favorites.
THE SOCIAL NETWORK, directed by David Fincher, is the stunning tale of a new breed of cultural insurgent: a punk genius who sparked a revolution and changed the face of human interaction for a generation, and perhaps forever. Shot through with emotional brutality and unexpected humor, this superbly crafted film chronicles the formation of Facebook and the battles over ownership that followed upon the website’s unfathomable success. With a complex, incisive screenplay by Aaron Sorkin and a brilliant cast including Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield and Justin Timberlake, THE SOCIAL NETWORK bears witness to the birth of an idea that rewove the fabric of society even as it unraveled the friendship of its creators. Nominated for 8 Academy Awards®, including Best Picture (2010).
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_You don’t get to 500 million friends without making a few enemies_
best tagline ever
It's great, but I prefer "In space no one can hear you scream".
napolean dynamite "Hes out to prove ... thats hes got nothing to prove" 🤣
" Mankind was born on earth, it was never meant to die here ''
40 Year Old Virgin "The longer you wait, the harder it gets"😭
"friends"
This still remains the most well made trailer I've ever seen.
TastycakesLol I was just thinking that this (the trailer) is probably the most brilliant pieces of cinema to come out of the last 25 years
Watch the trailer for the trailer for the source code not as good but close
Yes this and the gone girl trailer
Michelle Holden notice any similarities?
King Anderson hundreds of social networks come out each year
If trailers could win Oscars...this trailer would.
So would Bohemian Rhapsody and Steve Jobs to mention a few
I think wolf of wallsteeet would
@@muhammadhilmiramadhan3556 It won 3.
trailers deserve oscar categories in my opinion
Really? I was just thinking how irritating thus trailer is
Something that blew my mind that I didn’t notice until the 4th time I watched the movie: the only 2 times Mark spoke to Eduardo as an actual friend were the 2 times he needed his signature.
This makes me sad
Maybe that's a spoiler to his behaviour.
@@malvika3758 tragic. mark resented eduardos help almost as much as the winklevosses, tho eduardo was a real friend
@@drivingintothedesertuntilt3202 it’s because objectively he was of no use and hadn’t been of any use. When you’re living, breathing, and eating your creation, and it shows serious potential, you naturally start noticing deadweight, it only takes a good businessman from there to cut it. Based on the movie’s framing, anyone could’ve been in Eduardo’s place and it wouldn’t have mattered, but he was his only true friend.
@@kensingh9527 His use was supplying a shit ton of cash to a freshman without a guarantee it would become anything. Zuckerberg could have gone to any other person for the money but he went to him because he knew he would give it to him without having to jump through hoops for it.
Even though this trailer is brilliant, I could never have guessed how much of a masterpiece this movie was going to be.
Then hell open it manually
it's a copy of citizen kane pretty much
well 4 words: Aaron Sorkin, David Fincher
I found the film to be dull.
It was far better than it had any right to be
This trailer is piece of cinematic perfection. Just like the movie.
Agreed. All of David Fincher’s movies and trailers are.
That’s funny cause I still remember when this trailer first came out everyone was hating on it. It had way more dislikes than likes lol
Marchie Monroe do you know why. Just watched the movie, top 5 for me. Why would the trailer be hated on :(
Jay Saravia I guess cause at the time Facebook was still pretty new and just the fact that they made a movie about it so soon. People thought it was just a Hollywood cash grab. And I remember people were cringing at it cause it looked so over exaggerated like a music video. Even at the time I didn’t understand the hate, I thought it looked super good and then the movie ended being a complete masterpiece and even almost won best picture (which I still think it should’ve won)
😀
I'm addicted to this trailer. A piece of art. Gives me strange feelings, even though I've no apparent interest in Mark and Facebook.
facts I just watch it every now and then
Everything
Because it changed everything.
I know right, this trailer is a masterpiece. I can't help but watch it once every now and then. There is something very poetic and compelling about this.
Same here
"As for the charges, I believe I deserve some recognition from this board" - I still wonder. How can somebody be so condenscending at the age of 17. Brilliance of David Fincher.
He was 19 when that happened, but yes he was very condescending.
Fincher is brilliant, but Aaron Sorkin wrote the script.
I think he was older than 17. I mean he opens the movie at a bar.
@@nateds7326 He literally says though "The only reaosn we're in here drinking is because you banged the bouncer" Then when he meets Sean Parker at the restaurant in NY he says "This place isn't going to ID us"
@@outrancedawster Yeah, 19 is still underage drinking tho
This film will outlive Facebook.
av4d exactly
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
no
No doubt
Yeah, Facebook is dying RIP
Facebook has already fallen. Thank god. Now bring on the whatsapp movie lol
I harshly misjudged this movie. I thought it was just a typical shitty biopic meant to capitalize on facebook's growing popularity....but years later I saw the film. I was dead fucking wrong....
That is the power of David Fincher...
That is the power of Aaron Sorkin first.
It is.
Jinsei Kyuzai You weren't alone. I had no intention of watching it then I, sort of, had to. I was blown! It's one of my all-time favorites now.
The movie was nice to Mark Zuckerberg. He's worse in real life.
This trailer is so fucking special
So awesome to see one of my favorite channels commenting on one of my favorite trailers to my favorite movie.
@@thatsallreviews Must've been your best day.
:D
The site never took off until they let everyone on it. Seen a campus social network in 1996!
Half my eye laughed
Ikr. I wish I was special too.
Quentin Tarantino's favorite movie of the decade. That says a lot.
Dunkirk was his favorite
@@kassandraflores4267 his second favorite
No it doesn't, Tarantino sucks.
@@ChewyThomson Thanks for the input there Chewy.
@A Character cuz chewy the genius said so
I still don't know how Andrew Garfield got snubbed for Best Supporting Actor that year...
he definetely deserved a nomination.
Water Hazard This year he is gonna kill it!
Both him and Justin Timberlake were great.
Because he is handsome guy.
Water Hazard he ain't geeky enough
Andrew Garfield's best role by far. The only likeable character in the whole movie.
I loved his character, I felt so bad for him and it made me feel even more empathy knowing it was based on a real person.. They lowkey took advantage of him but I guess it paid off in the long run. 19,000 right now and 5 billion later
Danny Phantom Yeah. There's victims, then there's victims. If I walked away with 600 million I don't think I'd cry "I'm a victim!" Still, since Fuckerberg didn't sue the studio, I can only assume this is all true. Which puts Zuckerberg and his friends somewhere between pond-scum and regular land-scum.
Zucc's girlfriend from the beginning. She seemed like a real one, but his douchebaggery sunk that real quick.
Rashida jones character is pretty likeable
The "real" story is a lot more morally conflicted, keep in mind that Saverin was the primary source for the book the movie was based on, and it was part of a PR campaign on his part...
The more you look into it the more they both look like terrible people screwing each other over.
It is amazing how well this song's lyrics sum up the motivation for people using social media. Its as if Radiohead could see into the future. I have heard that the band hates playing this song but they should really be proud of writing such a timeless masterpiece that really combines the world's emotional health with current events and culture.
It's like the human condition never changes....
They hate playing it bcs it’s such a personal song they didn’t even want to include in their album (their manager advised them to and that’s how it ended up there) and during concerts it was like an expectation. Some people came literally only for this song and left right after it and it became so overplayed the band didn’t enjoy it anymore.
Who Is playing this Radiohead cover in the trailer?
@@greeneyespark1 Scala & Kolancy Brothers from their 2002 album On The Rocks
@@iatecereal6554 yeah, in fact the iconic dead notes before the course were meant to ruin the track, and yet now it's one of the most recognizable parts. It was like none of their other music at the time and even now they haven't made another song like it, and yet it's the really main song they are known for
I come back to this trailer every so often just to be reminded of what a premium movie trailer looks like.
Greatest trailer ever made, period.
Joker 2019
@@duraughn Unlike the Joker, this movie trancended expectations
@@rashan2424 Tf is that supposed to mean
@@duraughn Joker had mixed reviews calm down. Social Network was universally acclaimed.
@@rashan2424 “mixed reviews “ because they said joker is a violent movie🤡🤡
This trailer, just like the film, is pure cinematic art. I think 2010 was a milestone for cinema, and this film led the way for how films are made today, truly defining this generation of film-making. David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin created not just one of my all time favourite films, but also a wonderful motion picture. One of the best films ever made.
Completely agree. Apparently David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin will be teaming up again for an adaption of a Steve Jobs biopic, so that should be something to look forward to.
I think it should be pointed out that this movie wouldn't nearly be as good without the character that out shined everyone, the soundtrack by trent reznor.
energeez Seriously....the soundtrack is a masterpiece of itself. I have it on repeat whenever I'm at work!
no. it didn't child
how can you even say something so ridiculous?
Everyone was laughing about the idea of a Facebook film until this trailer came out
Quentin Tarantino just named this film his favourite of the decade, I have to say I agree this film is an intellectual masterpiece from the jarring score that cuts the room like a knife to the many dialogue scenes where they purposefully explore surreal concepts that to a kid growing up in the technological revolution was literally mindblowing.
Interesting from start to finish the twists and turns of the story definetly make this a must watch, I promise it’ll make you feel nostalgic too for the early 2000s when the internet was less used as a tool for politics and war rather just for fun college dorm pranks between friends about which girls were the hottest at the university...
The escence of both the college world and the modernity world of our era is portrayed outsandingly good in the movie. Things that people of almost any generation can relate too and be moved by it. The girls, the power struggles, the friends overnights studying/partying, the cool groups everybody wanted to be in. Its all there. And everything in the frame of modernity and how everything I said remained the same but just through the internet. David Fincher is an absolute genius.
Seeing the old Facebook wall makes me want to cry.
I know. Try looking at the old Myspace. That gets to me every time!
So many memories...
Yeah, I remember using Facebook only for the games. I can't believe Car Town or Pet Society was gone for years.
@@poweroffriendship2.0 dude stop, the nostalgia is too much :'((. I miss wild ones
@@pussycat6682 You mean that card game?
this is seriously an amazing trailer, one of the best imo
True
Not one of the best, but simply THE BEST trailer ever.
@@1984pawn watch the Cloud Atlas extended trailer - now that is THE BEST
Scala Choir for you 😉 that’s why the final Zero Dark Thirty trailer is also amazing because of the use of the same cover choir lol
ruclips.net/video/k7R2uVZYebE/видео.html
Thanks to Radiohead's Creep cover
This movie was wayy ahead of it's time
The fact I liked your comment proves you're right
The movie is a total fabrication
@@user-fm3xr9yz3iMark himself said the ONE thing that was completely right was all the clothes and outfits he wore lol
We all know mark cannot make that many facial expressions
he was still young back then now he´s a lizard
Such a fantastic film. As I watch the trailers come out each year I still find myself coming back to this masterpiece. Definitely one of my favorite films.
This is far from masterpiece. This film is way too dramatic, and takes way too much liberties with reality.
I found myself hating Mark Zuckenberg, and his butt-buddy Sean. I was rooting for Eduardo, and Winklevoss brothers the entire time.
Turns out that Marlyn was wrong.
''You’re not an asshole, Mark. You’re just
trying so hard to be.''
For me he really WAS an asshole.
Well, that was your opinion. I personally thought it was great. And the acting and the characters are great. It was definitely one of my favorite movies.
Vorteksio3 3 months old, I know, but still :)
That was one of the great things about this film. It didn't give you all the answers, and it didn't have clear-cut "good guys" and "bad guys". The film in itself is designed to make you think. That's what makes it so different from most other films of today.
So it's not a bad thing that you were rooting for Eduardo and the Winklevi. It just so happens that you agreed with them.
Vorteksio3 I'm pretty sure you're supposed to root for Eduardo....
AlexTheTvGuy Too bad he got screwed over by Mark in the movie.
Jesse Eisenberg is a better Mark Zuckerberg than Mark Zuckerberg.
maybe because he is honest... unlike the real
This.... almost makes sense.
Any mods to slow down his speaking?
Um, no. Even if you dislike Mark Zuckerberg for being dishonest about certain things. He doesn’t act how Eisenberg played him. I’ve heard many film critics and people in general talk about his performance. It’s a great performance, and he played the character that was written for him. But much like the movie as a whole, it’s not impressionistic and isn’t that applicable to real life.
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I remember seeing this trailer a few times in theaters during summer of 2010 with my friend. We were only 12 at the time, but this trailer heavily caught our attention by how well it was made(the creep cover song was a plus), and we ended up seeing it. Everything about this trailer gave me chills thinking about what the 2010s were going to unfold since we just entered a new decade at the time. Rewatching this trailer 11 years later, it still gives me chills
A rare scenario in which the trailer is a worthy contender of being just as stunning as the film
Fincher films have a habit of having wonderful trailers. TGWTDT's teaser is particularly notable for being directed by Fincher himself
Respect for the makers of this trailer, very briliant.
"the makers" is actually David Fincher himself, the director of the movie
Hmm, true, must have misread it...
Watched the movie two times last week, very inspirational.
fresh maker
Fresh goes better, (mentos freshness) fresh goes better with mentos fresh and full of life! Mentos, the, "fresh maker"
You got it right, no doubt ;]
This trailer goes much deeper than I realised... the first photo (girl looking over shoulder) is a recreation of an 1850 painting called 'Susannah and the Elders', which is based on a chapter of the Bible tackling objectification of women, which is also what the film does. Whoever put the trailer together is a genius.
that’s genius how did you figure it out though
How is that a recreation of that painting? You’re reaching....
Ay-dee AM It may have not been intentionally a recreation of that painting but maybe the makers of the trailer thought of it that way used it as the opening of the trailer which is genius in its own right
Really? That is just genius.
Kids: get addicted to alchohol.
Men: get addicted to drugs
Legends: get addicted to this trailer
I always come back to this movie. There’s nothing like it. Every time I re watch it, there’s always something I noice that I didn’t the last time. It’s art. And the way its created is perfect.
Still one of the greatest trailers! Who ever edited this, i want to hire you!
I agree! Excellent trailer!
I don't see how, the trailer is not doing anything a trailer is supposed to do. editing is ok
Ditto! This and Inception had *great* trailers that still play in my mind and give me chills since I first saw them.
So true, I always come back to this trailer. I think the Vega Choir rendition of Creep suited the tone of the movie really well. Love this trailer.
It accomplishes the basic plot and challenges of the main character successfully, along with giving you a fair idea of how that character is, along with building up the intensity throughout the trailer exceptionally well. Too many trailers just kind of blandly lay out most of the plot with the exact same format as every other trailer.
Andrew Garfield portrayed the character brilliantly in this film. He is a great actor and I can't wait to see what else he achieves.
The amazing Spider-Man 🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍
Nwh
Hope i can finally watch it on Saturday in a theater.
@@Horreur_Tv the amazing Spider-Man was made like 10 years ago
You are about 6 years early
This, for me at least, will forever be the example of how a film with such an outright ridiculous premise can be turned into a modern magnum opus with a god-like screenplay, dialogue, acting, and direction. Truly, a cinematic spectacle
I remember seeing this trailer back in 2010 and being completely absorbed (and blindsided) by it, not knowing it was even a Fincher and Sorkin project. Then I saw the film and thought: wow..perfect trailer, perfect film. It completely holds up today and in retrospect should've won best picture for 2010.
David Fincher, FUCK YEAH!
Facebook is nothing compared to what comes next.
This simply is one of the best trailers in cinematic history. Simply mesmerizing.
Who else is for some weird fucking reason, seeing this trailer for the first time in 2023 after watching the social network like 40 times? This is so perfect
This trailer literally gives away the whole movie (in hindsight) but in such a rapid pace that it, after a single viewing, leaves the viewer with a sensory overload in a weird way and a longing of nothing more than to watch the whole film. I can say this as someone who has watched the trailer before seeing the movie and as someone watching the trailer years after the fact. This trailer on it’s own is great and the movie is an even better masterpiece. Something very rare to see
Now they need to make a movie about Amazon and name it “Welcome to the Jungle”
lol
Underrated comment
and cast a potato with an evil face drawn on it as Jeff Bezos
Jumanji : Welcome to the jungle 😂
I wish I had the thing from Men in black so I could wipe this movie from my mind then watch it for the first time again.
It's still thrilling every time I watch it!
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Junaid you're a Liar
Craig Harkins yes!!
I know bro. Watching this movie the first time is an experience.
This film deserves and needs to be selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress for being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
Can you believe this movie came out over 10 years ago? Still the best movie of this century.
you re taking it a bit too far there man.
sure the trailer is great, sure, the move was great, but best movie of this century? Thats a bit of a stretch. You haven't even watched 99.99% of the movies that came out in this century.
Time flies so fast omg 🥲
@@rayaqin it's his opinion and mine too
@@rayaqin There's something called 'opinion'. To make it worse, you assume he hasn't watched "99.99%" of the movies.
Ikr? It feels like the trailer just came out yesterday. I remember online millennials at the time thinking the "Facebook movie" was gonna be a joke.
How wrong many of then were lol.
Still gives me chills
+Nate K Why?
Alex Shakhmalian just does :) A trailer with a great song that goes with it
+Alex Shakhmalian Because its probably the most brilliant and effective trailer ever created.
Nate K as I'm getting chills. Lol
Nate K as I'm getting chills. Lol
Spider-Man invented Facebook with Lex Luthor
For the World Wide...WEB. 8D
100th like
This is one of the funniest RUclips comments I've ever read. :)
Whatever you say Mrs. Palin
HornetAnimations a great Spider-Man with a shitty Lex Luthor
*A movie about the making of Facebook...*
People in 2010: WTF that sounds lame
*...from the director of Se7en, Fight Club and Zodiac*
People in 2010: WTF that sounds awesome!
That was my exact reaction.
10 years later, I maintain the opinion that the story is ongoing and there needs to be a sequel. My God, how matters have developed.
I dunno that it would ever be as perfect as the first... Or maybe that's the point.
There is, The Social Dilemma.
Sequel would ruin it
@@teresamanuszak4183 good point
@@dasfun2243 Why? A sequel wouldn’t make the original any different lol.
- I'm sorry?
- Yes.
- I don't understand.
- Which part?
Did you watch the trailer too?
Was it in the movie??????
@@manspider1833 ya
My favourite film. Everything about it is perfect. Dialogue, camera angles, casting, drama, a plethora of emotions, incredible soundtrack, a runtime that doesn't go overboard, not one boring moment and watchable at any time, regardless of mood or time of day. Perfect.
Totalement d'accord ❗
The site never took off until they let everyone on it. Seen a campus social network in 1996!
10 years later and it's still the best trailer I've ever seen. Movie of the decade for sure.
Over a decade later, and I still think this is one of the best movie trailers ever made! I honestly doubt that I will ever get tired of it.
And one of the best things is the film it represents has also aged like a fine wine. If they ever re-released it in theaters I would go back to see it without a second thought.
What an artsy film. Love this film.
The script used in this trailer is fantastic! Always left with a cliff hanger.
- the site got 22 hundred hits within 2 hours? Thousand... 22 thousand.
- a million dollars isnt cool. You know whats cool? A biilion dollars.
- youre being accused of violating copyright, security, individual privacy.
- they say we stole the facebook. So did we?
- you best friend is suing you for 600 million dollars.
- this is our time!
- your actions could have permanently destroyed what I have been working on. What WE have been working on!
- do you like being a joke? Do you want to go back to that?
- lets sue him in federal court!
Somehow put off seeing this for 5 years. Going to go watch it right now.
+lorderik237 how was it
***** Very good
+lorderik237 Worth thirteen bucks?
I think it's subjective, so I can't really give a definite answer, but there are places where you can find it for free.
***** I bought it and I think it was worth every cent.
Why is David Fincher God? He made one of the best business thrillers out of the most boring CEO alive.
helps to have a great script too
Westchester boring code nerd
This is still one of the most powerful trailers I've ever seen. A timeless masterpiece of a film.
I'd love to see a movie about youtube.
yes, it could be called broadcast yourself which is youtubes slogan! youtube had just as much impact as facebook did on the world.
Yeah but It would end with the evil empire of google taking over
I'd love to see a trailer without overuse of music.
It's coming.
This April will mark the 10 year anniversary of RUclips O.O time flies.
One of the best films I have ever seen in my entire life. The trailer is just as equally beautiful and dark.
This is what a trailer should be..,makes everyone want to watch the movie without reveal the point and movie ending
This trailer was posted 12 years ago and people are still loving it.
EDITING
8 years later this trailer is still representing perfectly our society and it’s incredible how those guys in that bedroom changed the world forever... give me goosebumps
Still one of the best edited trailers of all time.
This trailer still hits so hard. A true masterpiece of a film.
Omg i come back for this trailer constantly.
Amazing and really captures a moment in time so perfectly. I remember watching a late night cinema showing and leaving at like 1am. Precious moments.
The trailer is perfect. Watching it almost feels like watching a movie in itself as it hits every note.
10 freaking years?!?! i cant believe. this is one of the best movies i've ever seen. still hoping for a sequel
I downloaded it yesterday... It was one of the best movies i have ever watched.
If this movie was made today it would easily cross a billion dollars
That's cool, unlike a million dollars
@@nuthinbutachump yep
But be more controversial
Is it a good movie to watch can anyone recommend?
@@sowndharyasuresh8527 you should watch it asap
Almost ten years after its release:
David Fincher:
-The Girl with the dragon tattoo.
-Gone Girl.
-Mindhunter.
And the best director of 2010 (according to the academy) Tom Hooper:
-Le Miserable
-CATS.
OOF!
2010: Intentionally breaching security, violating copyright, violating individual privacy, best friend sues you for $600 million dollars.
2020: Intentionally breaching security, violating copyright, violating individual privacy, 600 million people sue you.
@None of That Matters Bro The Social Disconnect
I'm sorry to bother you paul, do you mind if I see your card?
Let's see Paul Allen's trailer.
Hey Paul 😳😳🪓💀
the fact that the movie didn’t even address this at all like i’m not sure that line is even in it
Everything about this film is great. Sorkin, Fincher, Reznor, the cast. They all hit the nail right on its head.
cyclops336 it's also sad how greatly the world change because of facebook........
This masterpiece is nearly half a DECADE old.
+Shah Bhuiyan '8 months ago' then check the release.
Souless Memelord Still love it as much as I did when I first watched it.
almost a decade now.
Decade
About to be a decade
David Fincher is a genius. His films Se7en, Fight Club, and The Social Network are masterpieces.
Lets not forget Gone Girl
Ah yes, once again 2020 I’m back here again to watch this masterful trailer.... see you again in 2021
I really like this movie. It should have won Best Picture at the 2011 Oscar and Jesse Eisenberg should have won Best Actor as well...
Callum Milner what?
Have you seen the Kings speech?
+Kevin Castillo Too bad the Academy blew it with their fetish for British period pieces (The English Patient, A Beautiful Mind, Shakespeare in Love) instead of missing their chance to award a movie that captured the then-zeitgeist. I still like The King's Speech though. But I could watch The Social Network many times and still not get bored.
Dinesh you are a fat liar
Gerardo what is your fvrt movie?
This film and this trailer, it truly speaks for an entire generation.
A story which is both awe inspiring at how technology has moved us so far forward and yet so hauntingly tragic at how it has drawn the curtain (for both good and bad) on how socially fragile we all are.
Eloquently stated
This is one of the best trailers of all time.
This is one of my favorite trailers of all time.
Can’t believe how good it is. Like, how can a trailer be this well done?
I miss those days when the trailers actually was it's own beast
The Joker trailer is pretty much up there in terms of cinematic quality and song choice.
One of the best trailers ever to one of the best movies ever.
This still holds up as the greatest trailer ever.
David Fincher also deserves appreciation for showing such great movies
But a terrible representation of who Mark Zuckerberg is
I still get chills every time I watch this trailer. Easily one of the best film trailers ever.
Genuinely think there should be award categories for things like trailers, posters and other production areas so studios can come out with banger trailers like this one on the regular
I was 14 when I watched this trailer and I thought it was going to be something special, all these years later I'm 28 and I'm happy to know the movie is widely acknowledged as a masterpiece of cinema and people still talk about it
It's been a decade but i don't know why i still love this trailer so much.
Same here. Maybe because the movie lived up to the trailer? David Fincher (IMHO) is the best American director since Scorsese. This trailer really tapped into the Zeitgeist of Facebook at the time.
When I heard they were making a Facebook movie in 2008, I thought Hollywood went too far.
This is the first trailer, in my lifetime, that changed my idea about a movie in reverse, in a single second.
Probably, the greatest trailer of all time.
And the film will last the ages too.
This movie is an experience.
"You're so fucking special... " Yes you are. One of the best films I've ever watched/heard/studied/analyzed/learned/loved/experienced.
I watch this trailer weekly and get chills every time. This is perhaps the greatest trailer of all time and the film is one of the greatest ever made. Almost want Aaron Sorkin and David Fincher to team up again to make a film about the damage Zuckerberg and Facebook have inflicted upon the world.
Over the 2 months I keep rewatching this trailer. It has to be one of the most captivating trailers of all time!
this trailer is phenomenal
+S. Mariya gave me chills
You are phenomenal ❤
🤩😍
Gage: Mr. Zuckerberg, do I have your full attention?
Mark Zuckerberg: [stares out the window] No.
Gage: Do you think I deserve it?
Mark Zuckerberg: [looks at Gage] What?
Gage: Do you think I deserve your full attention?
Mark Zuckerberg: I had to swear an oath before we began this deposition, and I don't want to perjure myself, so I have a legal obligation to say no.
Gage: Okay - no. You don't think I deserve your attention.
Mark Zuckerberg: I think if your clients want to sit on my shoulders and call themselves tall, they have the right to give it a try - but there's no requirement that I enjoy sitting here listening to people lie. You have part of my attention - you have the minimum amount. The rest of my attention is back at the offices of Facebook, where my colleagues and I are doing things that no one in this room, including and especially your clients, are intellectually or creatively capable of doing.
[pauses]
Mark Zuckerberg: Did I adequately answer your condescending question?
+Real OJ (Clown prince of crime) haha
Reverse SteveJobs Ayy Stevie.
Real OJ Sup bruh
Nothing really. But what are you doing here? Enjoying the classic trailer?
Real OJ I love this trailer. My favorite line from the movie is,
"Did you like being nobody?! Did you like
being a joke?! Do you wanna go back to
that?!"
*We need a sequel to this masterpiece.*
*So much has happened since.*
I disagree
Sadly biopic movies doesn't work that way
12 years on, still one of the greatest films ever made.
10 years already? Wow, I feel old.
Watching this in 2018... Still gives me chills
KLEANTRIX this movie gives me so many Shakespeare vibes
Dalaya Richardson I agree!
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross added magic to the music in this movie
kickass trailer, single-handedly justifies the existence of that song
One of the best movies i ever seen
Oh my god I watched this last night one of the best movies ever
It sucked how was It god
Good
+iPermanently well I personally loved it
I loved the screenplay, the performances, the direction. But that's my opinion
+Tate Harris it was just so boring to sit through
Still one of the best trailers ever made!
In my opinion, "The Social Network" 2010 is a rather dark film. It vividly portrays the journey of Mark Zuckerberg and the inception of Facebook, the largest social media network. Armie Hammer delivers a stellar performance as the Winklevoss twin, while Justin Timberlake shines in his portrayal of Sean Parker, bringing remarkable depth to the character. Andrew Garfield's portrayal of Eduardo Saverin effectively conveys the profound hurt of betrayal by someone he trusted. If you're a Facebook user and haven't seen this film, it offers insight into the creator's journey behind the platform you currently use.