David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Network has been garnering “Likes” from critics (see what I did there? Do you see?) all over the country in advance of this weekend’s release, despite being called a “character assassination” of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and looking a tad, shall we say, over dramatized (“MARK!”). In response, the always-great Landline TV‘s reimagines The Social Network (as The REAL Social Network) showing us what a movie about Facebook’s founding would’ve looked like if it had been written by Mark Zuckerberg.
The true story of Mark Zuckerberg: You don’t make millions of friends… without creating Facebook all by yourself.
Well done. Although if I had made it, I would’ve included a scene where a super hot chick tells Zuckerberg, “Oh Mark, nothing turns me on like a white man with curly gay clown hair. Let’s make love like crazed weasels on the deck of your hover-yacht!” I mean seriously, Social Network: you really had to make the curly-haired guy a duplicitous sociopath? As if we didn’t hate ourselves enough already? Screw you, man.









