The film is called The Social Network. How does one go about becoming part of your social network?

AG: Uh... you have to be a nice person. That's a pre-requisite, you just to be nice, and generous. You know, any age is welcome, any race of people welcome. Just be nice really. [Laughs]

JE: That assumes we have the same social network...

JT: They have to love Angry Birds.

JE: [Laughing] Yeah. And take beautiful private jets, so good luck with that.

We've been really interested to see the reaction that the people who appreciated this movie have transcended age and gender around the country - around our country, and now Europe.

The reaction across the board has been varied, always positive, but varied. The older generation tends to see it as, you know, a kind of, as a morally-questionable character and a cautionary tale...

JT: A coming-of-age type story.

JE: But a cautionary coming-of-age story - what not to do. The younger generation, and we've taken it to colleges across the country, and the younger generation views it as a heroic rise to power, and view the moral implications of some of his decisions as less threatening.