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[kevinknapman]

except for the mexican!! playing the Indian friend of the Vinklevoss brothers.

Admittedly they could have hired an Indian actor to play him but Max Minghella isn't remotely Mexican. He's of English, Italian, Chinese and Scottish descent (His dad was Anthony Minghella).

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except for the mexican!! playing the Indian friend of the Vinklevoss brothers.

Admittedly they could have hired an Indian actor to play him but Max Minghella isn't remotely Mexican. He's of English, Italian, Chinese and Scottish descent (His dad was Anthony Minghella).

wow....that is quite a mix!

[yvoricia]

I saw this film as my first freebie, even though i have put others onto freebies before now. Nice for a freebie, even a good film but I think a strange subject for a film considering this story is so new and there is so much more to come.

[kimmyll]

saw this film last week..yup i know i'm commenting late..
thoroughly enjoyed the film..that's not really about facebook, but the ppl behind it..
the characters were great..might actually be in love with jesse now..he's so cute
loved the story line..could't get enough..
can we have a sequel..maybe call it facebook vs....

[Beate]

http://uk.movies.yahoo.com/blog/article ... ovies.html

[flim]

This has got to be one of the most inspirational films that has a carefully crafted dialogue and the characters are complex with many layers.

A brilliant film!

[weirdfilms33]

Sadly I missed the previews. Wasn't going to bother, but after all the hype it got I gave in and pa*d to go and see it (sorry Beate...). I thought it was a highly impressive piece of cinema, really well acted by Jesse Eisenburg; every minute expression, every flicker of his eyelid is representative of his speculative character (along with his somewhat effortlessly brilliant musings). A well-directed and thought-provoking drama from the master David Fincher.

[Lindseytonge]

This film was very interesting! But do think people maded it to be more exciting then it was! But still a good film! 6 out 10 x

[andrews]

Just saw it again and treated my dad to it with a certain Picturehouse gift card I happen to have acquired somehow.

I'm pretty confident it's in my top ten of all time. It's not only the best film of the year, but it's also incredibly important culturally.

Even if you don't think you'll like it, you HAVE to see it.

It's being tipped for an Oscar in the US press.

[weirdfilms33]

Just saw it again and treated my dad to it with a certain Picturehouse gift card I happen to have acquired somehow.

I'm pretty confident it's in my top ten of all time. It's not only the best film of the year, but it's also incredibly important culturally.

Even if you don't think you'll like it, you HAVE to see it.

It's being tipped for an Oscar in the US press.

I would guess Best Picture, almost certainly, unless some other war movie directed by a woman comes out.

What about Best Screenplay?? Aaron Sorkin wrote a great script, but what about Inception? Will the Academy continue to ignore the non-technical side of Christopher Nolan's films?