Description
Tim and Tay are joined by Kyle Snarr to talk about one of the most critical movies of the century: The Social Network. We discuss its legacy as part of Fincher's oeuvre, its effect on the cinematic landscape, and just how damn good it is.
Synopsis
The Social Network portrays (with great artistic license) the creation and tumultuous growth of Facebook, centering on Mark Zuckerberg's journey and its many legal disputes and personal conflicts.
Where to watch The Social Network.
Tay's Scene [9:00-16:18]
Face Mash.
Kyle's Scene [1:05:19 - 1:11:18]
The "Seanathon"
Tim's Scene [1:24:24 - 1:28:58]
Henley Royal Regatta
Notes
How Did This Ever Get Made? (The Social Network bts documentary)Recommendations
Tim: Adventureland (Mottola, 2009)—where to watch
Tay: Molly's Game (Sorkin, 2017)—where to watch
Kyle: The Squid and the Whale (Baumbach, 2005)—where to watch
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