The National Society of Film Critics names 'The Social Network' best of 2010
"The Social Network" express continues to pick up steam during the movie-awards season, winning best picture Saturday from the National Society of Film Critics. The acclaimed drama about the creators of Facebook also won best actor for Jesse Eisenberg, best director for David Fincher and screenplay for Aaron Sorkin.
The 45th annual awards, which is known for its more esoteric choices, selected Giovanni Mezzogiorno as best actress for her role as Mussolini's mistress in the Italian film "Vincere." Best supporting actress went to Olivia Williams in "The Ghost Writer," and Geoffrey Rush was named best supporting actor for "The King's Speech."
The voting is still going on at Sardi's Restaurant in New York City.
-- Susan King
The social network is a fantastic movie and It deserve so many awards indeed.
Posted by: Social Networking Site Design | June 17, 2011 at 02:39 AM
Yes I think social network is a great movie and I have watched so many times. It deserves.
Posted by: iPad Apps Design | June 17, 2011 at 02:26 AM