<p>Have you seen it? Ever since I saw the scene of Mark running to his dorm after the intro, I knew it was going to be my favorite movie. It made me consider entrepreneurship as a possible alternative to becoming a mathematician/scientist.</p>
<p>The soundtrack is especially suitable for when you're doing homework.</p>
<p>No, I haven’t seen it, but I have walked on the same grounds that the movie was shot on. It was quite exciting indeed.</p>
<p>Watched it a while back. It’s a solid movie, to say the least.</p>
<p>That movie is the best!</p>
<p>You want to be a entrepreneur because of that movie? I would think that the filmmakers wanted the opposite effect, or at least not like Mark Zuckerberg… I guess it’s our generation’s Wall Street.</p>
<p>Awesome movie though. “You better lawyer up, a**hole, because I’m not coming back for 30%, I’m coming back for everything.” Classic.</p>
<p>@CORVIDS: I identified more with Mark’s struggle to impress others than his jerky attitude. The dialogue IS awesome though, especially the “condescending question” scene.</p>
<p>that’s one of the very few movies that I like that was made in the 21st century</p>
<p>The Social Network is my favorite film of all time. And David Fincher is my favorite director.</p>
<p>Amazing movie!</p>
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<p>Since when are they mutually exclusive? Nearly every entrepreneur is by definition an inventor/scientist.</p>
<p>quality movie</p>
<p>@Wiscongene: I guess I meant the role of stereotypical researcher wearing a labcoat (yes, I know not all scientists are like this).</p>
<p>It’s my favorite movie. I love everything about it. Fincher is brilliant. Progressivism, you’re right that the soundtrack is great for doing homework! I frequently listen to it while doing math; it motivates me.</p>
<p>It’s just another example of Aaron Sorkin’s fantastic knack for writing and Fincher’s talent for directing. A movie that represents our generation well.</p>