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Facebook Movie: The Ultimate Social Media Stunt
Today I watched the Twitter movie trailer, a parody of the upcoming Facebook movie that tells the story of the popular website’s young founders. It seemed crazy to me at first to have a feature film about Facebook’s roots when it’s not that old of a company. Maybe a documentary – but a glorified, big budget film? When I watched this Twitter movie trailer it hit me. This is all just a big social media stunt to keep up the buzz. We’re still way too in the moment to seriously start looking back at how it all came to be. Social media has yet to mature…if ever.
Still, watch the video below for a few laughs. We’re all a part of this social media madness, so you may as well embrace its absurdities.