The Social Network’s been out on DVD and Blu-Ray for a while, but today we’d like to revisit some of its most memorable scenes through five awesome kinetic typography videos.

Next Sunday during the 83rd Annual Academy Awards, we’ll find out whether or not the extraordinary Inception will take home a few Oscar statues. Or will its biggest competitor at the Academy Awards, The Social Network, crush Christopher Nolan’s science fiction smash?

We bet some of you are still not aware of the massive amount of CGI used in David Fincher’s The Social Network. The Winkelvoss twins (or Winkelvii) that had a whole special effects department running. Armie Hammer played both Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, with model/actor Josh Pence as a body double, thanks to split-screen effects and digital face replacement.

It’s hard for us to imagine you’re reading this blog and haven’t seen The Social Network yet. But we won’t judge you as long as you buy “the Facebook movie” on DVD or Blu-Ray and watch it as soon as it arrives in your mail.

The crew at How It Should Have Ended has made an alternative ending to David Fincher’s The Social Network. Needless to say, the animated ending contains tons of spoilers so don’t watch it if you haven’t seen the movie yet!

If you haven’t seen last weekend’s episode of the late-night comedy show, Saturday Night Live, here are the two shorts they did on Facebook.

After the rather minimalistic first trailer, here’s a new teaser for the upcoming movie about Facebook called The Social Network.

Here’s the first trailer for David Fincher’s Facebook movie called The Social Network, based on the book “The Accidental Billionaires: The Founding of Facebook: A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius and Betrayal” and starring Jesse Eisenberg as well as Justin Timberlake. No moving images yet, just a few soundbites, but we do like the subtitle…

The much-debated Facebook movie will begin filming this month in Cambridge, Massachusetts. “The Social Network”, its current working title, tells the story of Harvard dropout Mark Zuckerberg (played by Jesse Eisenberg) getting dumped at a bar in Boston and eventually adding the girlfriend who dumped him as a friend on his multibillion-dollar social networking site.