Amazon Prime members have only a few days left to enjoy the triple Oscar-winning film, The Social Network.

Due to be axed from the on Monday, March 24, the 2010 biographical drama is no stranger to big accolades.

In 2011, it bagged for Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Editing, and Best Original Score, alongside five other nominations.

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Directed by esteemed filmmaker David Fincher, the movie offers a dramatised retelling of 's inception.

takes centre stage as tech whizz , who starts developing a social networking site for his Harvard University peers. Assisted by his friend Eduardo Saverin (), Zuckerberg's project skyrockets to success.

However, he later finds himself embroiled in legal troubles when the Winklevoss twins (both portrayed by ) accuse him of stealing their concept.

In 2020, declared The Social Network as the top film of the 2010s. "It is number one because it's the best, that's all! It crushes all the competition," he told French cinema magazine Premiere.

One IMDB user echoed Tarantino's praise for the film, writing: "As Quentin Tarantino said.....this is one of the best movies of the 21st Century," reports .

Casual movie buffs are lining up with the Hollywood legend in their praise. One IMDB user gushed: "[...] I agree with the positivity this film has received, for it is my idea of a modern classic."

They continued to extol the film's virtues, saying: "With an intriguing concept, it is for me one of the defining films I have seen recently, one of the best movies of 2010 and relevant in its themes of greed, betrayal, class tension, friendship and loyalty and concept."

Meanwhile, another fan hailed it as "the best film" adding: "You wouldn't expect a story about Facebook to translate well to the screen but thanks to every person that worked on this film it is marvellous."

The Social Network is streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

They continued to extol the film's virtues, saying: "With an intriguing concept, it is for me one of the defining films I have seen recently, one of the best movies of 2010 and relevant in its themes of greed, betrayal, class tension, friendship and loyalty and concept."

Meanwhile, another fan hailed it as "the best film" adding: "You wouldn't expect a story about Facebook to translate well to the screen but thanks to every person that worked on this film it is marvellous."

The Social Network is streaming on Amazon Prime Video.