It seems Trent Reznor is keeping himself busy.  When not being happily married, he is continuing to work on Nine Inch Nails and How to Destroy Angels.  Despite his past claim that he had finished with Nine Inch Nails, it seems this is not the case.  As Reznor has revealled he will be writing the score for the forthcoming David Fincher film, The Social Network.

As Trent Reznor explains:

"I was planning on taking some time off after the continual waves of touring that ended last fall and spend this year experimenting around with what would become How To Destroy Angels and some new NIN. Well, that plan didn't work out so well. David Fincher started inquiring about my interest in scoring his upcoming film, The Social Network. Yeah, the movie about the founding of Facebook. I've always loved David's work but quite honestly I wondered what would draw him to tell that story. When I actually read the script and realized what he was up to, I said goodbye to that free time I had planned. Atticus Ross and I have been on a creative roll so I asked him if he wanted to work on this with me and we signed on."

"Months later, I'm happy to tell you we're nearing the completion of this and I couldn't be happier with how it's turned out. The level of excellence that David operates on is inspiring and the entire process has been challenging and truly enjoyable."
"As Atticus and I near the end of the scoring process, we're looking forward to the next phase - distilling the large amount of music we've written for this down to a satisfying record (or two). The film opens Oct 1 in the US with the record likely available a couple of weeks ahead of that."
Speaking of the film... it's really fucking good. And dark!"

As Reznor is scoring the soundtrack to the movie, this definitely piques my interest in the film.  Who can forget the fantastic score to Resident Evil, where Marilyn Manson collaborated with Marco Beltrami?  Or The Perfect Drug, one of my favourite pieces by Nine Inch Nails (and apparently Reznor's least favourite), that was used in the Lost Highway soundtrack?

When Trent Reznor says a film is pretty dark, you have to take notice, especially when the film in question is by David Fincher...  The main question is though, can we expect any new material from Nine Inch Nailsas well in the film?