The Social Network

Advantages: Perfect performances all-round, great plot with fascinating structure, moving drama, hilarious too
Disadvantages: None

...tools that are slowly but surely undermining the international boundaries that separate us. ?The Social Network? tells the story of how a few students at Harvard were responsible for all of this. Targeting how a lot of us think and find interesting about other people?s lives, Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg) created something where we can all list information about ourselves, but also something we...

goldenbat666 24.01.2011 13:38 · Read review
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Review of The Social Network (DVD)

social networking

Advantages: communication for some
Disadvantages: lots

...The question - Should social networks introduce a minimum age and passpport verification? The answer - Yes. Why do I believe this and my views on social networking. I don't like/agree with social network sites fullstop, but I understand for a lot of people it can be an outlet or a means of communicating with the outside world. People like me will be left behind and I need to join but just can...

rojm 24.03.2013 21:33 · Read review
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Infernal plot devices

Advantages: Very exciting later on, successfully mixes drama and comedy
Disadvantages: A little slow at first, slightly unfocused plot at times

...adually became clear that he was indeed doing just that. Theo does become more interesting later on in the book, but for a series so proud of its unexpected twists I feel there's one sorely lacking there. On the other hand, Professor Nimrod Pennyroyal, who in Predator's Gold was a bit of a buffoon (albeit at times a dangerous one) reappears here in a considerably more interesting role. (And yes...

davidbuttery 06.01.2012 20:03 · Read review
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Review of Infernal Devices - Philip Reeve