THE SOCIAL NETWORK – A Villain Origin Story? – The Good, The Bad & The Brilliant

The episode of 'The Good, The Bad and the Brilliant' explores the 2010 film 'The Social Network'. The hosts discuss the film's portrayal of Facebook's rise, highlighting its depiction of nerd culture and the collaboration between David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin. They critique the film's portrayal of women and its cultural impact, while also acknowledging its brilliance in capturing the onset of techno-capitalism. The episode includes a fun lightning round and concludes with a discussion on the film's lasting impact and nuanced narrative.

What are the implications of the character Erica Albright in the narrative of The Social Network?

In what ways does the film reflect the rise of Silicon Valley culture?

What are the key elements that make the rowing montage scene effective in the film?

How do the speakers feel about the ending of The Social Network and its implications?