How Superman's Secret Identity Was Revealed to the World

Hilarious cartoon from the team at The Joy of Tech.  The best part is Batman's reaction.

Well, that and the fact that Clark Kent uses an Apple computer!

FIRST THEATRICAL TRAILER FOR THE SOCIAL NETWORK

The first theatrical trailer for David Fincher’s Facebook-origin story, The Social Network, is now online and it damn good.  It's no surprise since I very much enjoyed the first two teaser trailers.

The Social Network stars Jesse Eisenberg, Justin Timberlake, future web-slinger Andrew Garfield, Joseph Mazzello, and Armie Hammer.  It’s set to open later this year on October 1^st.

Teaser Trailer Released for THE SOCIAL NETWORK (aka FACEBOOK Movie )

The teaser trailer for David Fincher’s The Social Network was just released.  Also known as “The Facebook Movie” and based off Ben Mezrich’s book The Accidental Billionaires: The Founding of Facebook – A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius, and Betryal, the film is about…the founding of Facebook…and the sex, money, genius, and betrayal that went with it.

I was lukewarm on the movie concept but the teaser does a good job of teasing as it’s comprised of lines of dialogue from the film (West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin wrote the script) , but they give you a general idea of the plot.

The movie centers on Facebook’s creator Mark Zuckerberg (played by Zombieland’s Jesse Eisenberg) and the drama surrounding the creation of the social network site that is now one of the most dominant sites on the Internet.  Hit the jump to check out the trailer.   

The Social Network hits theaters on October 1st.   

Source Collider. Trailer courtesy of Mashable.

Six Fantastically Geeky Facebook Personas

When Batman, Terminator, Mr. Spock or Superman join facebook, this is how their default profile picture would look like. You can take any picture you want from this post and upload as your facebook profile photo and make your profile more interesting, your friends will like it

Facebook: The Movie - Seriously They're Making It

Sure at first blush this sounds like a horrible movie concept (Facebook is popular! We should make a movie!).

But its based on a book about Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, and David Fincher was directing a script by Aaron Sorkin, so this baby is serious.

But do I LIKE it?