I agree. (all these observations are about movie Zuck, not real Zuck) He's not a punk, me's more like someone who has been bullied, pushed around, and ignored

I agree. (all these observations are about movie Zuck, not real Zuck) He's not a punk, me's more like someone who has been bullied, pushed around, and ignored his whole life and he's not going to take it anymore. He might be a genius, but that's not what's special about him. It's his determination to succeed at any cost. Lots of 19 year olds are geniuses, but most know when to quit. Sure he's a billionaire, but there was only one line in the movie where that was even relevant (An extremely juicy line, I might add). He was after power, success, and influence much more than he was about money. I couldn't decide if the movie portrayed him as a sympathetic villain or a tragic hero. Probably more like a real life complicated person going through an amazing journey.