In that it succeeded, but humanizing monsters like Zuckenberg or Hitttlerr is never a good idea in a movie. Artistic liberties were taken in order to humanize these monsters, to make us care and for plot not to be boring. But despite being more positive towards its subject than they would warrant, the movie manages to capture part of the psychopathic nature of facebook and its founding. Zuckenberg was dating a Chinese golddigger/smartdigger/Harvarddigger the whole time and they got married. The only thing the movie did show worse than it was was Zuckenberg incel situation. This guy is far less charismatic than portrayed (and he isn't portrayed as particularly charismatic to begin with) and far more calculating, menacing and Machiavelian than described. He was much more exploitative than movie suggest, as his later love affair with CIA and selling personal data of facebook users for nefarious purposes proved. Actor: Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake. Fast paced and interesting, this movie tries too hard to portray Zuckenberg in a better light than he deserves. The Social Network, based on the book The Accidental Billionaires: Sex, Money Betrayal and the Founding of Facebook, is the story of the formation and development of the biggest social netwwork: Facebook.
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