• Directed by David Fincher, previous of Se7en, Zodiac and Fight Club.  Seriously.
• Based on a book called “The Accidental Billionaires” which is said to be wrong about many details.
• The film’s screenwriter Aaron Sorkin told New York magazine, “I don’t want my fidelity to be to the truth; I want it to be to storytelling,” implying that fiction is more entertaining than fact, even in a biographical picture.
• Who else got booted out of an Ivy League school and went on to do great things?  CHUCK

Let Me In

• Remake of a Swedish film, “Let The Right One In.”  Reported as being a faithful adaptation. (Available on Netflix Watch Instantly)
• Early reviews say it’s a really great thriller, and that Chloe Moretz (aka Hit Girl from “Kickass”) convincingly plays an ancient soul stuck in a 12-yr-old girl’s body.
• The movie takes place in “Los Alamos, New Mexico” (a fictitious place, but named after Los Alamos County in NM).  Apparently the film portrays the setting as so bleak and uninviting that the NM Tourism Bureau is suing the film over it.
• This movie gets vampires back to being scary beings of frightening power, instead of the recent trend of “Hollywoodizing” the vampire myth: Turning them into emo goth rockstars.
• Twilight has inspired wannabe teens to drink eachother’s blood. (yuck)

THE CONNECTION:

• Prominent psychic workshops teach about “Cords” the extend from each  person’s soul/psyche/being, to everyone they meet, and many of them drain our psychic energy by drawing our subconscious attention.  These workshops worry that by friending an excessive amount of people on Facebook, you’re allowing too many people to draw at your energy, draining you of your essence!
• They even FLAUNT IT! The nerve of these people!
• Twilight Saga books found to be #1 sellers by an even larger margin, among girls with Asberger’s Syndrome…. a syndrome that inhibits proper social integration.  Many have theorized that Zuckerberg suffers from this very syndrome!