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In the movie The Social Network, there are many ways that the content can be critically analized.  The two ways I will look at the movie are from a philisophical point of view and from a marxist point of view. 

A philosophical statement about The Social Network is even the most intelligent people make big mistakes.   Mark Zuckerburg made a couple big mistakes throughout the movie. In the beginning he was very arrogant towards his girlfriend which caused her to break up with him.  This then pushed him past his limits to blog and create a program comparing the "hotness" of girls attending Harvard University.  This turned many people against him.  Secondly, when Mark made the facebook site and it began to blow up in popularity and publicity, he gave a good portion of the company shares to his best friend who pitched in a lot of money to make the operation possible. Towards the end, Mark took almost all of the credit away from his best friend and reduced his stock holding in the company to .o3 percent just because more buyers wanted stock in the company.  This was a real sign of betrayal seeing how much his best friend contributed to the creation of the site.  Mark Zuckerburn is a very very intelligent person.  Although even though he is very intelligent, he does make big mistakes like everyone else. 

A marxist look at the movie The Social Network is that true hard work and dedication pays off.  This is exactly what happened to Mark Zuckerburg and his best friend when they discovered the possibilites of their new breakthrough social internet site.  They traveled all around the United States and to different businesses and campuses in hopes of promoting and gaining new members to their site.  A large ammount of cash was injected into the operation as well to make it succeed.  Mark kept getting great new ideas for the program that made it more and more popular amoung people's social lives.  Seeing that Mark is the youngest billionaire in todays world, the statement hard work pays off is a great marxist point of view of the movie.