It gets the attention of rich, entrepreneurial seniors Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss (both played by Armie Hammer) and their business partner, who hire Zuckerberg to create a social networking site for Harvard students. In his sophomore year at Harvard, computer-science genius Mark Zuckerberg ( Jesse Eisenberg) and his best friend, Eduardo Saverin ( Andrew Garfield), create a site ranking their female classmates' hotness. R for drug use, sexuality and some language Show more She then walks into the shower and we see the side of her breasts but the camera is unfocused. Her breasts are shown with a bra on them, but they are very loose.Ī man and a woman wake up nude in the morning. Mildly suggestive.Ī girl removes her shirt and strips down into her bra and panties so that several people can sniff cocaine of her chest, and they do. While this happens another man enters another stall and we see their feet moving.Ī website is made to rate girls in a college.
Then, they unbutton each other and the woman takes off the mans belt when she is shown sticking her head into his crotch area when the camera goes outside the stall and we hear sex sounds and moaning. Strip clubs are shown where women dance suggestively.Ī man and a woman bust into a stall in a bathroom and being making out.
Mind that the things I described where not the only appearances of drugs, and only about 2/8ths of what is shown.Īt parties, people make out and unbutton each other suggestively along with dance in them like poles while high. He removes an epi pen, an inhaler and some drugs.Īll throughout the film, pretty frequently, drugs such as marijuana are shown being used along with cocaine, bongs, pills and more. The cops then come and yell at her to button up her shirt and get dressed when they find the cocaine and tell the man in the room to empty his pockets. Then, cocaine is removed and poured onto her bare chest when the people start sniffing it. He goes upstairs into a room with a few girls as a girl strips down and lays on a table. The scene is also very sexual (see “SEXUAL CONTENT” section).īeer is also drank as people get drunk frequently.Īt a party, 2 very high girls are shown taking hits from a massive bong, yelling remarks such as “I’m so high!” as a main character of the movie yells “take a hit!”.Īt the very end of the movie, a man starts a party where the entire house is foggy with smoke. And surprisingly, although the F bomb is restricted from being in a PG-13 film more than once, it is used a couple other times, but never pervasively where it’s frequent.ĭRUGS/ALCOHOL/TOBACCO USE: All throughout the movie drugs are being shown taken by college students and some younger.Īt the beginning of the film students are shown at a party taking pills, and getting intoxicated. LANGUAGE: Despite the PG-13 rating, the film contains use of “f*ck”, “sh*t”, “b*tch”, “d*ck”, “a**hole” and “godd*mm” all throughout. VIOLENCE: None at all, but some violent behavior is shown towards the end where a character angrily grabs another mans laptop and smashes in on a table. Here, I’ll be explaining all the mature content in detail:
It contains mesmerizing performances, but also sex, heavy language and drugs throughout. The Social Network is a drama made off of the true story of how Mark Zuckerburg started Facebook, and it’s dark side.
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