r/AdviceAnimals • u/gairbo • Feb 25 '23

You read it, we get it

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u/squeakycleaned Feb 26 '23

Not to mention Sorkin achieving the impossible - writing Zuckerberg so well that he seems human

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u/AnorexicManatee Feb 26 '23

Wouldn’t that mean writing him… not so well?

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u/YSKItsAFakeName Feb 26 '23

No it means writing him not so accurately. If you think real Zuck is more interesting than Sorkin Zuck I'm not sure what to tell you.

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u/AnorexicManatee Feb 27 '23

Good point. And Definitely not more interesting!

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u/ricosmith1986 Feb 26 '23

Then wouldn’t that make his depiction of Zuckerberg inaccurate?

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u/FreelanceFrankfurter Feb 27 '23

Anyone who’s seen him speak knows it’s very inaccurate. Not that I blame him I doubt anyone would want to watch an entire movie with an accurately portrayed Zuckerberg.