Hated the opening and I can't stand Jesse Eisenberg, he is just like Michael Cera, which also annoys me very much. However, the ending was badass how Mark was sitting there with the BILLIONAIRE title. That was cool little moment.
Moneyball is similiar but the main character played by Pitt was actually likeable and was very charismatic.
So Moneyball for me I think is the superior film.
Both are absolutely AMAZING films. 2 of my favorites of the last 5 years.
I think I lean towards preferring The Social Network though. It's a little bit more fun than Moneyball
It's one thing to compare Eisenberg to Cera in most films, but not this. This movie actually proved to me that Eisenberg was NOT a Cera clone. He was brilliant in this movie, absolutely perfect. Along with every other actor in the movie.
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"Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! These are the IMDB Boards!"
This one is superior to 'moneyball'
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"Moneyball" was honestly a real chore to get through. Well written and made, but a chore.
The Social Network. I think it has a more interesting and better performed central character (Brad Pitt was understated to the point of being bland), a better score, cooler cinematography, a better pace, and is connected to a more interesting true-life story.
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