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

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Did The Social Network brilliantly predict the Silicon Valley takeover of our entire culture? Or is it just a cautionary tale about not blogging while drunk? Join Michael and comedian Jamie Loftus as they try to get to the bottom of these questions and more.
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0:55 The Good
7:39 The Bad
17:00 Lightning Round
20:47 The Brilliant
28:45 Rating?
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@ocampoantoniomiguel9778 4 года назад

The "I'm 6'5, 220, and there's two of me" bit is so memorable.

@mikahong 4 года назад

The whole thing is

@spookavision 4 года назад

Peak Sorkin. So impressed with his own cleverness he goes with something no twin would ever say.

@waterywingz 6 месяцев назад

Our theater cracked up at this part

@ritamtalukdar6079 4 года назад

When that lawyer girls says in the last scene “in the scheme of events this is a speeding ticket” now with all the FB scandals this feels so good.

@oppositionguerrilla6129 4 года назад

My favorite part of the movie is when he becomes Lex Luthor

@okangerdan7337 4 года назад

Underrated comment.

@ajramos1844 4 года назад

Haha! Oh man his Lex Luthor was terrible.

@eatingsteakisfun 3 года назад

Same.

@shortandfat5916 3 года назад

yoohoohooooo, me too

@Leotique Год назад

his Lex was more like a Riddler

@GuitarnoobJulian 4 года назад

The OST is a 10/10 for this Movie. Give it a listen

@danijelujcic8644 4 года назад

true AF ^^

@deaconfrost5935 4 года назад

Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails) and Atticus Ross - they also did Gone Girl and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo and the record "On We March" made a goosebump shiver inducing appearance in "The Defiant Ones"

@thenachoandthecheeze 3 года назад

Trent Reznor is absolutely insane at scoring, he did Mid90s and the Watchmen series as well both great!

@KeepOnDreamingDude 4 года назад

They should make a sequel now with everything that has happened in the last decade, written by Aaron Sorkin

@bigstunna2049 4 года назад

That's a brilliant idea

@MovieAddictMitch 4 года назад

That's sounds like an excellent follow up 👍

@TheKeyser94 4 года назад

Bad idea, Sorkin worship this kind of people, he is the epitome of centrist politics, all about likable personality and token politics, and nothing about policies, if you watched West Wing, you would realise that he is the kind of person that think that taking people social security is a smart and good policy.

@BlazemanGuitarX 4 года назад

Taking people's social security? Where do I sign on? Boomers and maybe some Gen X will be the only people who see that money before it's all gone. If you think you'll be getting a cent of that dough I have some beachfront property on top of the Himalayas for sale.

@TechdubberStudios 4 года назад

precisely what I was thinking right now. wow!

@JoePrice77 4 года назад

I thought the Erica close scene was so powerful because it was Zuckerberg’s “Rosebud” scene. And why was she his Rosebud? Because she saw thru him so early. She called it before the effin opening credits. Brilliant. Great movie. My favorite villain origin movie.

@krombopulos_michael 4 года назад

When Rashida Jones says he's just trying to be "an asshole", she's doesn't mean he's actually a pretty swell guy. She's just commenting on the fact that pretty much his whole story has been driven by him trying to assert himself as a commanding, masculine, tough-guy, something he was denied at Harvard when he couldn't get a girlfriend and wasn't allowed into any of the cool fraternities. He wants to fit in and be cool, but deep down he's just a sad dork. The ending song of Baby You're a Rich Man even fits this perfectly.

@z0uLess 4 года назад

This is a good interpretation. However, calling him a sad dork is exactly the same kind of thing that makes him a sad dork. Everyone wants to fit in. Behind every bully is a crowd of bullies.

@ziglaus 4 года назад

I don't think "asshole" is the same as "commanding, tough-guy, masculine, cool". For example, Hugh Jackman is all of the above, but he is not in thousand years an asshole.

@ProIrishplayer 4 года назад

I didn't like her next complaint. That female characters weren't represented good in this film. That's part of the story. Zuckerberg screwed a lot of people and unfortunately with woman too.

@brandonrobinson5943 4 года назад

@@ProIrishplayer - Could you explain your thoughts behind this statement?

@brandonrobinson5943 4 года назад

@@ziglaus - YOU may not think that one equals the other but unfortunately a large swath of society -at least here in the US and few other societies- think the two are equal.

@Ellen-wm5mq 4 года назад

I didn't think i would enjoy this movie as much as i did. The actor that played Mark was perfect for the role.

@mikahong 4 года назад

I never had a problem with how they presented women in this film. As a female I can safely say women like that exist. And men like mark and Eduardo exist. Both genders have their fair share of jackassery. For me, it's BRILLIANT.

@AB-vy5hh 4 года назад

Same. Bedsides, the movie is supposed to be from Marks perspective... His scorn for his ex was part of his motivation. And I’m sure he did view those 2 girls as groupies 🤷🏽‍♂️

@nereidcastillo9364 4 года назад

Just look at the scene after where the girls look at Mark with determination in their eyes and say “Is there anything we can do?” And he IMMEDIATELY shuts them down with “No”. They were actually willing to contribute and help and use their skills, but Mark never viewed them as anymore than groupies so that’s where they stayed. And I think it’s a fair representation of how women were (and kinda still are) viewed in the tech industry. In 2004, it would be uncommon to see a female programmer. Even though it wasn’t too long ago, the treatment of women back then was a world of a difference than it is now.

@mikahong 4 года назад

@@nereidcastillo9364 I know but that's the point. The film was supposed to make Marl as this unsociable, detached guy that doesnt realize his own jackassery. You can even see Eduardo looking out for him w his anti social behavior. What you just said means the film accomplished portraying what it was supposed to portray, it served its purpose. Therefore, its BRILLIANT.

@MrLogic88 4 года назад

Agreed.

@brandony8691 4 года назад

Exactly. The way the women are portrayed here in the movie is exactly the indictment of the Silicon Valley bro culture that Fincher was going for. Plus, I don't know if there's any particular way that you would be able to change the script to have a more dynamic female character involved in the plot without it feeling shoehorned or diluting some of the larger messages regarding said bro culture. I also think some leeway should be given to Sorkin and Fincher for the fact that in 2010, Zuckerberg hadn't yet been publicly shown as an asshole.

@ScarlettDaleWoodall 4 года назад

Some of the best statements made by the film are largely accidental. I remember thinking,"When geeks are empowered, we'll show the world that we can handle it better". But we didn't. It was never a question of geek v. quarterback because both groups were making the same mistake. They imagined social ethics as the way to validate themselves and become successful. Having the pretense of morality was just a way to get laid. The truth is that we should be better people even when it doesn't lead to our sexual and financial success. I think the way to be happy with that path is to accept a smaller life. Not a 007 sex life, but a few partners with mutual good will. Not a bagillion dollars, but your favorite soda and movies. People need comfort. Life without comfort creates bitterness and contempt. They don't need opulence. Opulence deprives others of comforts or even needs.

@carloszapata847 4 года назад

The problem is that this does not really match with Mark Zuckelberg's life. He is a liar and a thief, but he is not a misogynist.

@gh0s1wav 4 года назад

I think it would also help with doing away with the term "nerd". Like whenever I hear that word I imagine a person with glasses who's socially awkward. Honestly most people I meet who are into computers and the things you do on them are socially adept and I feel like it becomes more of a self fulfilling prophecy/society expecting you to act in a certain way so they treat you a certain way.

@ScarlettDaleWoodall 4 года назад

@@carloszapata847 Regardless,the idea that women will come flocking for money so don't worry about ethics is a sexist idea. That idea is in the film.

@josethebioform7519 3 года назад

@@gh0s1wav i mean i agree with you i was on a robotics team back in highschool but the majority of the members were jocks and farm kids who loved mechanics. And many were nerdy as hell. But i do disagree with you implying zuckerberg isnt close to that watch him in front of congress i imagine thats how he was in harvard. But yea knew alot of programmers that were normal.

@tkjm94 4 года назад

Filmmaking doesn't need to pander and be a moral compass for society. That just takes away all the fun of exploration.

@gh0s1wav 4 года назад

Yeah that's what I thought too. Something was rubbing me wrong about this video, about the way they were analyzing it. It's like all of the analysis came from this rosy perspective. I guess that's what we should've expected when they said that david fincher can be "grating".

@XX14NC3XX 4 года назад

gh0s1 they’re main justification why they find fincher grating is... because the lighting is a little too dark. They said that the difference was that it fit for this film, implying it wasnt fitting for films like se7en or fight club where it’s ENTIRELY fitting? What?

@hybridstrik3266 4 года назад

Well Put

@ahd200 4 года назад

Me too I normally really like wisecrack. But something feels a little off with this video.

@theemptyone 4 года назад

@@ahd200 honestly (without knowing the lady at all.. just from what i saw here) it felt like they were working hard to keep her from going on anti-capitalist rabbit holes. (or that she was working hard to prevent herself from doing so). Not from any ideological perspective, just because that isn't' the type of content that they create. Or maybe a better way is.. she struck me as someone who generally looks at things through an ideological prism, and was trying to hold that back because of the medium. Which made it feel a bit.. 'off' to me. Again.. no proof of this.. i don't know her at all.. she could be a Anarcho-capitalist for all i know.. just was how it came off to me.

@insaincaldo 4 года назад

Love the "We don't even have to do that. (That's right.) We can do that ourselves. I'm 6-5, 220 and there's two of me." line.

@Akshay.Ramanathan 4 года назад

never been so early. Self Isolation wonders

@invader44444 4 года назад

Well I'll be damned. Lil Zamboni all up in it. Jamie Loftus is everywhere.

@TehBurek 4 года назад

Nope, that wasn't deepfake, completely different method. Just putting this out there, others might be looking for this comment.

@jtorr2997 4 года назад

It's really clear from their back and forth that they don't care about the film-making process, only the final product

@TehBurek 4 года назад

@@jtorr2997 I wouldn't really go that far, it's a slip-up, much less obviously wrong for someone who isn't into the technology of it all, and it isn't really that important of a point to go back to, even if either of them realized it was wrong afterwards. So yeah, I'd give them a pass, it's all good, I'm just mentioning it because I knew there would be other people out there noticing it.

@jtorr2997 4 года назад

@@TehBurek Well they also never mention Fincher's intentions about creating a Zuckerberg fictional totem character. They're almost describing it as a chronical retelling of true events, which it isn't. Wisecrack consistently ignores creative intentions in all of their videos in favor of projecting a philosophical lens of viewership. The Good The Bad And The Brilliant continues this tradition.

@rickyrodriguez507 4 года назад

I love Finchers look and aesthetic choices its his voice

@benbanta2913 4 года назад

As someone who really only knows Jamie Loftus from her podcast and being a guest on other podcasts it’s cool to see her in front to the camera here!

@victoryangel29 4 года назад

The whole character of Christy in the biography the movie was based on was never in the room with Edwardo when the fire was set. He was already starting to feel turned off with her because of how clingy she was. Such as how she would worry and believe he was cheating on her when he made trips to California. At the point when she sets the fire he had been on the phone with her while she's going through one of her hysterical dramas about his absence. So he tells her he has a present for her in the closet hoping it would help her calm down. They hang up so she can find the present, and when she calls again it's so she got into another round of hysterics because after she found the present she set it on fire and had been arrested because she set the dorm room on fire to.

@solorscribe 4 года назад

Good fodder and conversation for the quarantine. Thanks guys!

@MiguelPaolo 4 года назад

Vinland Saga: What it means to be a true warrior. I really think this needs to be done.

@gohush 4 года назад

Zeitgang member here! Great to see Jamie, she's awesome. Great video!

@jessmith7324 4 года назад

Alot of this seems like an echo chamber though I agree with alot their thoughts. Theres not alot of of exploring different perspectives and everything is black and white.

@AB-vy5hh 4 года назад

I did not like “The Good, The Bad, and the Brilliant” at first, but it’s really improved. The first few felt like they dragged on, but they flow a lot smoother now. Personally I think this segment could benefit from an extra guest. 3 people for the 3 categories. IMO

@bigstunna2049 4 года назад

Agreed

@rpgtimefire 4 года назад

"Sad boi revenge plot"

@titus17 4 года назад

Sad boy revenge website

@cgibabyhand 4 года назад

loved this! I always enjoy Jamie's takes on movies

@dangeldoll 4 года назад

I am the last living human on earth, who irons their t-shirts

@stellolocks1553 4 года назад

dangeldoll why would you. It’s just Tshirt

@tnaztie1 4 года назад

she should have at least thrown in the dryer for a couple of minutes before doing this!

@gAbriela-bezerra 4 года назад

yes

@dangeldoll 4 года назад

@@tnaztie1 I'm not shaming her, she can do whatever she wants but I do notice that more and more people don't iron their clothes I don't know why

@dangeldoll 4 года назад

@@stellolocks1553 I just do, I use a lint roller too

@creatorsremose 4 года назад

Wow she hates the Zucc.. I mean, she loathes the guy.

@Crippycooke 4 года назад

Rightly so. He's an asshole who's in bed with corrupt politicians.

@TheSchaef47 3 года назад

The greatest inaccuracy in this movie was portraying Sean Parker as the creator of Napster. We all know it was our boy Lyle.

@joker6558 2 года назад

Lolll

@dontaeroye9359 4 года назад

youtube: wisec..... me: yess

@durden441 4 года назад

Josh Pence does appear briefly in the film, face and all. I think it was the scene when Mark and Eduardo were getting serviced in the bathroom and some tall dude tries to get in the bathroom but can't. That's Josh Pence.

@mbanerjee5889 4 года назад

I'm disappointed no one mentioned Andrew Garfield's performance. How is his confrontation not the best part of the movie? “Sorry! My Prada's at the cleaners! Along with my hoodie and my 'fuck you' flip-flops, you pretentious douchebag!”

@vasararh 4 года назад

Jamie Loftus in Wisecrack? Greatest crossover of podcast/youtube feed ever

@jarifauti4586 4 года назад

You could make a "The Good, The Bad & The Brilliant" about Ghost in the Shell the 1995 one :)

@alemarioluiginator 4 года назад

You have to do interstellar, its perfect for this format of good, bad and brilliant

@michellemackay6684 4 года назад

I find this video interesting because I took an ap lit class in high school and the test for the class happened weeks before the class ended. So it turned into a cinematography critique class for the last few weeks. Basically we transition from analyzing literature to analyzing film and this was the first film we analyzed.

@JakeBroe 4 года назад

I love this movie. This was a great discussion about it!

@ReGZ0089 4 года назад

Social Network: Nerds and the Demons that Drive them

@CathodeRey 4 года назад

Looking forward to The Good & The Brilliant of "Santa University"

@DemiRonin 4 года назад

Jaime was AEwWEesome! Tons of laughs, need MORE!

@maven12LA 4 года назад

I am loving this series

@okeomslax26 4 года назад

Hell yah love to see Jamie on wisecrack

@angelicaisaurapolosilahua7672 4 года назад

I was gonna put this as background noise but I had fun watching this.

@brandonrobinson8169 4 года назад

That movie AND it’s soundtrack were pitch perfect.

@acdc1721 4 года назад

Does anyone know where to find that shirt she’s wearing?

@tanvikejriwal1 4 года назад

Surprised that no one is talking about her t-shirt 😆

$@fracmental5166$

@fracmental5166 4 года назад

I love this new format. I would love to see a Cloud Atlas show.

@marciomiguelpintojunior7602 4 года назад

I love how her favorite actor is the one who interprets Doc Oc in a Spiderman movie while she could perfectly fit in the correspondent character in "into the Spiderverse"

@alejandromunozpaz4036 4 года назад

This was the best DC film until Joker came out

@dylankpessou2043 4 года назад

@@James-bl5gr its essential a D.C one shot. Theres actually a new comic with Dr. Manhattan that got released later year if I'm correct

@knuckle12356 3 года назад

@@dylankpessou2043 D.C. did a whole arc where Dr. Manhattan comes into the main D.C. universe at pivotal moments through time (when first green lantern gets lantern, when the Flash becomes the Flash, so on) and starts messing things up. D.C. universe hard hitters team up to defeat him to no avail. Doc sees superman and basically decides "im not a villain lol" and sets things right. Wooooooo. Thbtbtbttbhhtbbbtbhbth.

@rct3nut74 4 года назад

Love it!

@daftbanna7202 2 года назад

I read the ending as the fact that he wasn't able to connect with her in real life but managed to build a social media so big that she would be on it.

@lordcthulhu17 3 года назад

So excite Jamie is the best!

@BirDLaw-dh1di 4 года назад

I realize that I don’t share the same views as Jamie but I do find it funny what she said about entitlement. Just because you wanted something doesn’t mean you deserve it.

@gh0s1wav 4 года назад

Even if you "deserve" it you might not get it :P

@learn2draw716 3 года назад

No one deserves anything.

@learn2draw716 3 года назад

@@gh0s1wav No one deserves anything!

@TheMoonLayingLow 4 года назад

Holy sh*t Jamie Loftus of Daily Zeitgeist, Bechdelcast, and Boss Whom Is Girl fame

@jasongeorgis3483 4 года назад

For me the only bad thing about this movie is that it is the best movie of the 2010s and it came out in 2010 so it set the bar insanely high and no one else hit the mark (lol). Brilliant.

@oscarpineda9758 4 года назад

Y'all should do Casshern Sins. Ive recently wathched it and it is instantly in my top 5 anime ever. I really like the way they play with the ideas of life, death, and purpose.

@emma-qr5ly 4 года назад

god this is a great video, like jamies passion abt the movie

@ehfilmandvideo 4 года назад

Would love to see more Michael and Jamie together! Love the culture binge podcast and loved "My Year in Mensa"!

@thebadbandito 4 года назад

People pay way too much attention to product placement. I don't even notice it until the media starts talking about it.

@gh0s1wav 4 года назад

unless it's THAT obvious

@thebadbandito 4 года назад

@@gh0s1wav like the sonic movie. I was like okay olive garden gave them a check. But by the time I was out of the movie I totally forgot about that piece of shit franchise until I started watching reviews of sonic and then all I heard about was Olive Garden. People just need to get over it and pay attention to the movie.

@devincarter8155 4 года назад

Robert Lewis unless people are like lifting a can of dew and pointing it at the camera in a beam of light it’s fine. Like we don’t notice it in the social network because it’s a real story and it turns out people just drink Mountain Dew in real life so we don’t notice it anymore

@ironfox4990 4 года назад

Unless it’s Surge soda in a 90’s movie.

@geoffreywinn4031 4 года назад

Cool video!

@gf358hg 4 года назад

when Aaron Sorkin's masterclass ad interrupts them talking about Aaron Sorkin writing masturbatory lines - *chefs kiss*

@stphnmrrs3982 4 года назад

ACAV All Capitalists are villains

@Milubee 4 года назад

32 minutes talk about my favorite movie? hell yeah

@kai-mingchow847 3 года назад

I'm gonna need that Erica Albright x Tom (the Myspace guy) spinoff

@kilik0900 4 года назад

They should do one on the original RoboCop and talk about how that movie was kind of a prophetic in terms of hyperprivitazation.

@markrtaylor 3 года назад

Y'all starting to miss them Insane Asylums YET????😂🤣😅

@michaelbyrne766 4 года назад

This video says more about these two people than the film itself.

@bacht4799 3 года назад

Michael Byrne like what..

@ActiveAdvocate1 4 года назад

I'm sorry, I can't spell the surname, but which Winklevaus is it who says the "I'm six-foot-four, two hundred twenty pounds, and there's two of me" line? I'm with him, honestly, LOL.

@plastickhero 4 года назад

After the glaring omission of moral issues (this channel's bread and butter) in the Pulp Fiction video, I'm glad Jamie brought it hard here.

@tylerdurden4483 4 года назад

The Social Network.. Great film.. Must see.

@MartyD 4 года назад

Peeps probs browsing their socials more than ever now! 🤣

@misremembered72 4 года назад

Jamie rocks!

@AnarchoLoserist 4 года назад

Seeing a lot of bullshit comments on this video, and I would just like to take this opportunity to contradict them. This video is great, makes great points, and the two of you have great chemistry!

@japanis123 4 года назад

Please do a Philosophy of Community (the tv show)!

@ahorrell 4 года назад

This video is SUCH A NICE DISTRACTION from the fucking Coronavirus. Shout out to Wisecrack for keeping the content flowing.

@JaJaHerSelF 3 года назад

I don't think they made us empathize with Zucc too much, I despised the character every second of the movie really enjoyed this discussion btw! haven't heard about Jamie before but I really like her!

@hektur6770 4 года назад

Whoag, I'm weirded out by the lack of comments

@InspireCreate43 4 года назад

People probably got annoyed and/or bored and watched something else.

@victoryangel29 4 года назад

Both Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears along with several other celebs like Christine Aguilera were on the Micky Mouse Club between the years of 1993-94, then Timberlake recruited fellow MMC member JC Chasez when he was forming NSync. That's largely the only acting experience he had before his music career and eventual focus on acting.

@be3210 4 года назад

Excited that this film is coming to netflix

@sid0100 4 года назад

when is it coming?

@beanoidhusband 4 года назад

@@sid0100 It is already on Netflix

@sid0100 4 года назад

Lim Serge it isn’t for me

@megabyte01 4 года назад

If you're looking for another movie to do an episode on, might I suggest Valarian, or the fifth Element? Both movies try very hard and come so close to working IMO

@revier785 4 года назад

Taking a look at Angels of Death anime for even a mini-discussion.

@RealCoolGuy 4 года назад

Funny. I didn't even notice the Mountain Dew...

@shawniscoolerthanyou 3 года назад

Jamie Loftus, I thought that name was familiar, she was on the episode of Behind the Bastards where they discussed Elite Panic!

@iissamiam 4 года назад

Gave up around the 7 minute mark when I realized all the shade you’d been through around so far was during the part of the video where you talk about what you like in the film.

@runtimeerror6262 4 года назад

Nice new intro

@Nobody-xb4zu 4 года назад

Talk about Brothers Bloom and Knives Out!

@sohweiliang9604 4 года назад

It is 2am where I am from.... looks like I would sleeping at 3

@kickasskeenan 4 года назад

bro no diss but u think i didnt catch that bite of jared's classic "Peace" with that " 'Later " or whatever it is you said wtf

@bigstunna2049 4 года назад

The good, the bad and the brilliant for the bee movie please

@Bisquick 4 года назад

I don't know, maybe it's because I love this movie and am trying to post-hoc justify that, but I feel like the whole movie was a _huge_ indictment of the tech culture/industry/bs and highlighting the misogynistic and hollow motivations and origins behind that.

@alexandersong5753 3 года назад

wait so the guest here is Jamie Loftus WINKLEVOSS, is she related at all to the actual Winklevoss Twins depicted in the movie?

@rezaleon8952 4 года назад

Yall should do a vid for under the silver lake

@captainmarvelwilson508 3 года назад

Mark is like a low key, but not as evil version of Walter White and Eduardo in this movie is like a more smarter and mature version of Jesse Pinkman.

@GorgyCL 4 года назад

"I've seen this movie a lot". Proceeds to misquote the scene with mountain dew.

@jordanschultz2232 3 года назад

The bit about getting off to a line you write..

@franzraphaelvelasco1301 4 года назад

Do House M.D., how physical pain tranacends to a pain that is more than physical in nature. Also, why a pained character is so relatable, and believable since it seem to translate to charisma :))

@thebadash4165 4 года назад

Harold from "The Stand" was also a pretty evil nerd.

@DiabloCloud 4 года назад

I am from Spain and i don't really know much about Aaron Sorkin besides his work, and...well, here i describe it as a really american tone but i don't know what is the thing about him that makes you resent him. He is obviously an incredible writter, can you explain me what makes him kind of a guilty pleasure?

@HyDeph0 4 года назад

outro music sounds like somethin Jon Bellion produced...is there something you aren't telling us Micheal?

@lback1505 4 года назад

I feel like a major blunder was not discussing the parallels between The Social Network and Citizen Kane. Mark refreshing Jessica's page at the end is supposed to be the film's "Rosebud" moment

@lback1505 4 года назад

Also, how weird is it to do a PC reading of Brenda's character (who even in the book is described as obsessive) but not of Divya's character not being played by an Indian actor...