Kuwento ng Facebook waging-wagi sa Golden Globes

Ang kuwento ng Facebook - The Social Network ang waging-wagi sa ginanap na Golden Globes Linggo sa Amerika. Ang nasabing pelikula ang nag-uwi ng pinakamataas na karangalan kasama na ang best picture and best director kaya hinuhulaang ang nasabing pelikula na rin ang magwawagi ng maraming award sa darating na Academy Awards.

Best actor naman si Colin Firth para sa British monarchy saga na The King’s Speech habang best actress si Natalie Portman para sa psychosexual thriller na Black Swan.

Ilan pa sa mga binigyan ng award para sa Globes’ musical or comedy ay si Annette Bening para sa lesbian-family story na The Kids Are All Right at si Paul Giamatti para naman sa Barney’s Version.

Ang boxing drama na The Fighter naman ang nagbigay ng panalo kina Christian Bale and Melissa Leo bilang supporting actor.

Ayon kay David Fincher, kakaiba ang naisip niya nang makita ang script ng The Social Network since he usually makes dark character studies about misanthropes or films about serial killers. Kasama sa kanyang mga ginawang pelikula ang murder tales Seven and Zodiac.

“I’m personally loath to acknowledge the kind of wonderful response this film has received for fear of becoming addicted to it, so suffice it to say, it’s been really nice,” said Fincher, whose film also won the Globes for screenplay for Aaron Sorkin and musical score for Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.

Sorkin, creator of TV’s The West Wing, had kind words for Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, played by Jesse Eisenberg sa The Social Network.

“Mark Zuckerberg, if you’re watching, Rooney Mara makes a prediction at the beginning of the movie. She was wrong. You turned out to be a great entrepreneur, a great visionary and an incredible altruist,” Sorkin said.