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Personally I loved Pirates of Silicon Valley. I thought it was a great movie and was truly enjoyable to watch. That and I feel it was released in the right way: a TV movie. In fact when the previews were coming out for Social Network I kept telling myself I hope they did as good a job as they did with the story (fiction/nonfiction aspects) as they did in Silicon Valley.
Notice most of thoe movies were computer related? I know others have been done like Fun with Dick and Jane, which was about the business that illigally transfered money and got caught etc....but tech related could be anything, like phones, mp3's etc...
Like I said before though, this movie wasn't about Facebook particularily or anything. Facebook was nothing more than a selling point. Like the article says "500 million facebook users are now interested" all because you slapped a name they all know on it.
You could make a "video gamme movie" thats about deciet and triumph, has nothing to do with video games, relate the title to Call of Duty and sell millions, just because the name is on the cover.
Where's the Anit-Trust mention? I thought that was a great movie, if not highly exaggerated. It's just funny to see a dramatic version of 'Bill Gates' being super evil. If you've ever heard him talk or anything, you'll know just how ridiculous that seems. He's just a big nerd.