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If you mean if Mark with all his current might, money and status suspects to be able to turn Erica around on that point, then I think no, he does not believe that. He knows she is far to integer. However, I do think that he sincerely believes Erica still being capable of becoming friends with him, whether she changed her opinion or not.

I must admit the ending has a nice touch and it indeed raises this very question to the audience. But I am pretty sure this is just a nice side effect of Marilyn's comment because the film makers had to add a Mark is nice-element as requested by the real Zuckerberg.

If you mean if Mark with all his current might, money and status suspects to be able to turn Erica around on that point, then I think no, he does not believe that. He knows she is far too honest. However, I do think that he sincerely believes Erica still being capable of becoming friends with him, whether she changed her opinion or not.

I must admit the ending has a nice touch and it indeed raises this very question to the audience. But I am pretty sure this is just a nice side effect of Marilyn's comment because the film makers had to add a Mark is nice-element as requested by the real Zuckerberg.

If you mean if Mark with all his current might, money and status suspects to be able to turn Erica around on that point, then I think no, he does not believe that. He knows she is far to integer. However, I do think that he sincerely believes Erica still being capable of becoming friends with him, whether she changed her opinion or not.

I must admit the ending has a nice touch and it indeed raises this very question to the audience. But I am pretty sure this is just a nice side effect of Marilyn's comment because the film makers had to add a Mark is nice-element as requested by the real Zuckerberg.

Besides, Erica talked about Mark being a personal jerk. I think Marilyn talks about the business jerk Mark had become, and thus the two are kind of unrelated which was a little annoyance I personally felt.

If you mean if Mark with all his current might, money and status suspects to be able to turn Erica around on that point, then I think no, he does not believe that. He knows she is far to integer. However, I do think that he sincerely believes Erica still being capable of becoming friends with him, whether she changed her opinion or not.

I must admit the ending has a nice touch and it indeed raises this very question to the audience. But I am pretty sure this is just a nice side effect of Marilyn's comment because the film makers had to add a Mark is nice-element as requested by the real Zuckerberg.

If you mean if Mark with all his current might, money and status suspects to be able to turn Erica around on that point, then I think no, he does not believe that. He knows she is far to integer. However, I do think that he sincerely believes Erica still being capable of becoming friends with him, whether she changed her opinion or not.

I must admit the ending has a nice touch and it indeed raises this very question to the audience. But I am pretty sure this is just a nice side effect of Marilyn's comment because the film makers had to add a Mark is nice-element as requested by the real Zuckerberg.

Besides, Erica talked about Mark being a personal jerk. I think Marilyn talks about the business jerk Mark had become, and thus the two are kind of unrelated.

If you mean if Mark with all his current might, money and status suspects to be able to turn Erica around on that point, then I think no, he does not believe that. He knows she is far to integer. However, I do think that he sincerely believes Erica still being capable of becoming friends with him, whether she changed her opinion or not.

I must admit the ending has a nice touch and it indeed raises this very question to the audience. But I am pretty sure this is just a nice side effect of Marilyn's comment because the film makers had to add a Mark is nice-element as requested by the real Zuckerberg.

Besides, Erica talked about Mark being a personal jerk. I think Marilyn talks about the business jerk Mark had become, and thus the two are kind of unrelated which was a little annoyance I personally felt.