‘Social Network’ exceeds viewers’ expectations  Everyone knows
how popular Facebook is today, what with its addictive nature,
privacy issues and massive influence. So initially the idea of
“Facebook: The Movie” did not present itself to be the worthiest
project for talents such as writer Aaron Sorkin and director
David Fincher. But “The Social Network” is far more than a movie
about a website. Indeed, Facebook itself is hardly featured. The
filmmakers focus instead on the real-life drama that was
involved in the website’s development. Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse
Eisenberg) is the genius who co-founded Facebook with the help
of fellow Harvard students. He is involved in two legal battles:
one against his former best friend and one involving three other
students who claim they are the originators of the idea for
Facebook. The film travels back a few years and fills in how
each lawsuit arose. After his girlfriend dumps him, a drunken
Zuckerberg creates a website titled “FaceMash,” which takes
pictures of female stude