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The Social Network was filled with strongly hinted romance between Mark, Eduardo, and Sean. I mean, during the whole film Eduardo was basically drooling over Mark, and when Sean came along Eduardo went into hot jealousy mode...
I watched the incredible movie 'The Social Network' last night, and wow! I mean, the movie was absolutely amazing and awe-inspiring. But aside from that, there was such a strongly hinted romance between the three main characters (Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, and Sean Parker). Throughout the entire movie there was this whole love triangle between them, and Sean and Eduardo were basically at odds over Mark. Didn't anyone else notice how Eduardo was so jealous of Sean when he had Mark so enthralled, or how Mark said "I need you." And Eduardo was happy and like, "What did you say?" Before Mark changed the subject.
It started off with Mark being Eduardo's presumably unrequited love interest, and though he was apparently bisexual(as were the other two) it was plain he felt (or acted) strangely close to Mark. Then there was the jealousy, the Mark/Sean thing... It was basically like a big thinly veiled slash story with an amazing plot.
And then, aside from the movie, there's the whole Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield possibly dating thing. Overall, the movie was just epic, had slash elements, and was without a doubt one of the best movies I've seen in a very long time.
I watched the incredible movie 'The Social Network' last night, and wow! I mean, the movie was absolutely amazing and awe-inspiring. But aside from that, there was such a strongly hinted romance between the three main characters (Mark Zuckerberg, Eduardo Saverin, and Sean Parker). Throughout the entire movie there was this whole love triangle between them, and Sean and Eduardo were basically at odds over Mark. Didn't anyone else notice how Eduardo was so jealous of Sean when he had Mark so enthralled, or how Mark said "I need you." And Eduardo was happy and like, "What did you say?" Before Mark changed the subject.
It started off with Mark being Eduardo's presumably unrequited love interest, and though he was apparently bisexual(as were the other two) it was plain he felt (or acted) strangely close to Mark. Then there was the jealousy, the Mark/Sean thing... It was basically like a big thinly veiled slash story with an amazing plot.
And then, aside from the movie, there's the whole Jesse Eisenberg and Andrew Garfield possibly dating thing. Overall, the movie was just epic, had slash elements, and was without a doubt one of the best movies I've seen in a very long time.