The Social Network: The Winklevoss Proposition (ARMIE HAMMER HD SCENE)

The Winklevoss twins (Armie Hammer) present Mark (Jesse Eisenberg) with an offer.
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A story about the founders of the social-networking website, Facebook.

[solezeta]

3:42 "You would do that for me?"
I love how he feels a bit offended when they say that to him, but when he said that to the girl at the beginning, he didn't understand why she was upset

[dejesusb]

They are actually being portrayed generously. In real life they ended being sued by a secret 4th partner for a portion of their settlement and they also miscalculated the stock value by half.

[jason]

Arnie hammer has that old money voice just like the character he’s playing it’s crazy

[i-work-at-enron]

After having their offer rejected, they just decided to eat Mark instead.

[MajinSaha]

"Wow, you would do that for me?"
Funny how Mark can not only see through such an obvious manipulation but also call them out on it. They didn't have to bother showing false care for him, that's for sure.

[memesfather]

2:40 Mark revealing that he uploaded the music app he made for free shows his thinking is already somewhat aligned with Sean Parker as he also created an application that allowed people to use it for free. As a result, we see why Mark is so drawn to Sean.

[josetrisan]

"you guys look like you spend some time at the gym" (how do I know you're not going to beat me up?)

"we have to... we row crew" (you can trust us because we have too much to lose)

[oubrioko]

*"Winklevii"* is such an epic passive aggressive slight

[naomilamont]

2:48 The script describes that shrug as simultaneously saying "don't know" and "fuck you". He nailed it

[AlexMcMonnies]

God he's just thinking about Erica constantly throughout this scene

[shivinunitholi]

Zuck actually pursued Programming and Psychology at Harvard. Not surprised that he could understand when were ppl trying to manipulate him. Actually his psychology game helped him much in his entrepreneurial game.

[mikeystir]

1:46 is the implication here that mark realized that if they need to row crew to be in the college that they aren't as smart as him so he can manipulate them?

[jodythomas]

I know it’s not one of the more sexier, eye popping films to choose from, but honestly The Social Network is a top 10-20 film of the 2010’s decade as well as being Fincher’s best, 2nd best at worst, to date. Same goes for Sorkin.

[collegethrifter]

1:12 Ki Hong Lee is literally in everything

[dc]

that "sample problem" was used in my OS class and the professor actually played this scene

[emperorreign]

I have to admit, when I first saw this, I was completely on Mark’s side in this movie, but after many years and rewatching it again, I would have reacted the same way as the twins. He said he was on board when they asked him, and they did try reaching out to him for months and he either avoided or ignored them completely before releasing the website, I’d feel aggrieved if I were them too.

[shenmuemasta]

Programming classes don't have that many women. Hollywood I tell ya.

[andyboerger]

no red flags in that first meeting with

[dmitrydagaev]

After I i have all this startup experience, now I understand how this idea of exclusive platform from start was awesome.
And I understand that Mark was just too smart to create everything by himself, so why share?

[hippiecheezburger]

Once they said they rowed crew mark was no longer interested I don’t think he was ever interested actually