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David Fincher’s chilly direction and brisk, choppy pace give a nervy edge to this story about the founding of Facebook, but the real winner is Aaron Sorkin’s script, based on Ben Mezrich’s book The Accidental Billionaires. Sorkin heavily fictionalized the facts to serve his purposes in telling a story about greed, betrayal, and the profound pettiness and neediness of Mark Zuckerberg (played with surprising fervor by Jesse Eisenberg), so the film shouldn’t be taken as anything like a historical document. But as a fictional account of a young man violating all moral boundaries, coming away at the top of a bold new social-media empire, and still not being satisfied, it’s unbeatable. Simultaneously entertaining and tragic, it’s polished on every level, from the whipcrack dialogue to Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross’ propulsive score.