>观后感
今天看了>这部电影,使我了解了社交网络的一些东西，也知道了facebook的创始人成长的经历。
影片中的马克•扎克伯格和走在校园的其他普通年轻人没什么不同。他穿简单的T恤、松垮的牛仔裤、阿迪达斯运动鞋，讲起话来甚至有点腼腆。他在被女友甩掉之后愤怒之际，马克利用黑客手段入侵了学校的系统，盗取了校内所有漂亮女生的资料，并制作名为“Facemash”的网站供同学们对辣妹评分。他的举动引起了轰动，一度致令哈佛服务器几近崩溃，马克因此遭到校方的惩罚。正所谓因祸得福，马克的举动引起了温克莱沃斯兄弟的注意，他们邀请马克加入团队，共同建立一个社交网站。而与此同时，马克也建立了日后名声大噪的“Facebook”。而这部电影中也充满了友谊、忠诚、嫉妒和背叛等等。
如今的我们每天的生活越来越离不开SNS网站，包括国内的人人网，开心网，豆瓣，时光都是这类网站的代表，我们每天乐此不疲的刷新这些网站里，我们关注某某好友最近在做什么工作？去了那些地方？我们关注某个大学同学又在人人网上秀了他的最新照片，我们关注某个名人在微薄上又和谁谁谁好上了。SNS网站很大程度上是一种人与人的关注与展示。到于网络的依赖越来越强，看过影片后，我又一次陷入“商业道德”的思考，和华尔街1讲述的类似，是选择财富还是道德？因为现在这个世界已没有完全纯洁的致富方法，存在着太多的灰色空间，如果遵循老一代教我们的必须守道德，诚信，做好人，那真的很难发展，世界变了，变得冷酷，道德？
马克从一个失恋的小男生，蜕变成网络世界的“王”，也终于把自己炼成了自负的混蛋，马克的人生成败得失,相信每个观众都有自己的思考。
From filmmaker David Fincher and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin comes this (purportedly) true life tale about the creation of Facebook, with the movie detailing Mark Zuckerberg\'s (Jee Eisenberg) ongoing trials and tribulations surrounding the site\'s inception and eventual expansion.There\'s little doubt that The Social Network does take a while to get going, with Fincher\'s decision to open the proceedings with a lengthy sequence in which Zuckerberg is dumped by his girlfriend (Rooney Mara\'s Erica Albright) undoubtedly setting a le-than-enthralling tone
- as Eisenberg initially seems to be offering up a variation on his usual neurotic, fast-talking shtick.It does, however, become increasingly clear that Eisenberg is up to something far more complex than one might have initially suspected, and it\'s ultimately impoible not to marvel at the lengths the actor goes to in portraying Zuckerberg\'s fiercely antisocial and almost sociopathic personality.Likewise, the supporting cast has been filled by an impreive roster of performers that ultimately elevate the proceedings on an all-too-frequent basis - with Armie Hammer\'s scene-stealing work as the Winklevo twins undoubtedly standing as a highlight.Fincher\'s notoriously exacting visual sensibilities are put to especially impreive (and consistently enthralling) use here, as the filmmaker does a superb job of meticulously replicating the plush environs occupied by Zuckerberg and the movie\'s various periphery characters (and it\'s also worth noting that Fincher has peppered the proceedings with several sequences that are nothing short of exhilarating in their audacity, including a breathtaking stretch set at a rowing competition).The film\'s progreively engroing atmosphere ensures that the viewer is left wanting more (much more) by the time the end credits
start to roll, which effectively cements The Social Network\'s place as an incredibly solid drama that has plenty to offer both computer buffs and neophytes alike.
