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One of the most beloved stories of all time is coming to life in the motion picture event, Mirror Mirror. A fresh and funny retelling of the Snow White legend, Mirror Mirror features breakout star Lily Collins as Snow White, a princess in exile, and Julia Roberts as the evil Queen who ruthlessly rules her captured kingdom. Seven courageous rebel dwarfs join forces with Snow White as she fights to reclaim her birthright and win her Prince in this magical adventure comedy filled with jealousy, romance, and betrayal that will capture the hearts and imaginations of audiences the world over. The film also stars Armie Hammer as the Prince, and Nathan Lane as the hapless and bungling servant to the Queen.

Cast:
Director: Tarsem Singh Writers: Jacob Grimm (original story), Wilhelm Grimm (original story)
Stars:

Lily Collins, Julia Roberts and Armie Hammer

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“Social Networking” is a film about a subject much less discussion and more classic than it looks: the power and ambition – and in that both could be on Facebook as on Google, Starbucks or other. In this respect, incidentally, is also a movie that refers to a classic Hollywood no longer makes films about corporate power struggles there are broad Anytus are not sufficiently exciting for the audience of teenagers who keeps it alive.

“Social Networking” is, paradoxically, a film about adolescence. Or rather, about how we transport with us to adulthood, and how it gets less back than any of us think at the outset. The lawsuits that serve as the narrative anchor no versions are more than serious, “adult”, departures and praxes university, it boils down to rivalry petulant, almost a teenager who wants to impose, and they have more money, the car most blatant, the bike more powerful, more stunning girlfriend.

In the script by playwright and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin (“A Few Good Men,” “The West Wing”), inspired by the controversial book by Ben Mezrich, Facebook is just a prototype, used to remove the singularity of the company – presented as a mere extension of the need for social validation that we all have – and to reveal its universality – reproducing the “clichés” of classic power struggle since time immemorial. Mark Zuckerberg (amazing creation Jesse Eisenberg) is the youngest millionaire in the world, but as I said (and well) David Fincher to Le Monde, be a millionaire to nineteen years is no picnic.

And it is one of the best phrases from a remarkable script that must find the key of “Social Networking”, “all creation myths need a devil.” That’s why there are no computers or virtues in what is the less virtual and more real Fincher movie so far: this is not a film about a website or about how he changed the world, is a film about people and on how virtual links do not replace real relationships in the real world.

It is also why it is not worth a look here for any reliable and truthful account of the “truth” of Facebook (and, for the record, no one goes out to laugh at this picture – neither Zuckerberg nor the founding partner Eduardo Saverin, nor Winkelvoss twins who have taken the original idea to Zuckerberg, there are no saints or sinners). This was not what mattered neither nor Sorkin Fincher. The real social network is not online, and that is the key of the script (which should indeed beat a speed record of any debt of dialogues): behind the Internet are just the same old questions that always make us who we are. They will say that it makes “Social Networking” less a movie than a play? Ah, but that’s where magic comes from the little hand Fincher, who merely submits, with delicacy and intelligence, the structure of Sorkin, but that does not fall into the trap shooting at the speed of Internet or direct a play filmed. It’s harder than it looks, and mastery of Fincher is to rise to the argument that he had to shoot.

“Social Networking” is a great movie. And it’s a great movie about things much more universal than Facebook.

Movie Details:

Genre: Drama
Synopsis: A story about the founders of the social-networking website, Facebook. A story about the founders of the social-networking website, Facebook. [More]
Rated: PG-13 for sexual content, drug and alcohol use and language
Running Time: 2 hr.
In Theaters: Oct 1, 2010 Wide
US Box Office:$79.5M
Distributor:Columbia Pictures
Directed By: David Fincher
Cast: Jesse Eisenberg (Mark Zuckerberg) / Justin Timberlake (Sean Parker) / Andrew Garfield (Eduardo Saverin)

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