'The Social Reckoning': Aaron Sorkin Dives Into Toxic Effects of Facebook and Instagram
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The Social Reckoning Review – 'A compelling new chapter'
When we last saw him in The Social Network, Facebook (co)founder Mark Zuckerberg could be seen sitting alone in a legal office, repeatedly clicking refresh to see if his ex-girlfriend had accepted his friend request. If you were expecting The Social Reckoning (same writer: Aaron Sorkin; different director: Aaron Sorkin) to follow that difficult-but-fascinating guy’s two-decade journey/moral erosion from a lonely, youthful tech whizz to an embatt…
'The Social Reckoning' Review: Aaron Sorkin Returns to Facebook and Lets Everybody Talk
Sixteen years after ‘The Social Network‘, Aaron Sorkin is back in Facebook territory, and this time he both writes and directs. Jeremy Strong takes over as Mark Zuckerberg because Jesse Eisenberg declined to return, which tells you early that this is a companion piece and not a direct continuation. The story follows Frances Haugen, played...
Early in The Social Reckoning, a douchey finance bro on a joyless date with the protagonist makes the preposterous claim that chlorophyll is “an internal deodorant,” stating this as fact because he read it on Facebook. “You drink it and your sweat smells like flowers!” he is enthused. While the scene is played for low-key cringe […] Source
The Social Reckoning Review: Aaron Sorkin’s Facebook Drama Is Relevant, Thought Provoking But Falls Short Of The Social Network | 3.5/5 Stars
The Social Reckoning Review: This a new drama is inspired by the real events surrounding whistleblower Frances Haugen and Wall Street Journal journalist Jeff Horwitz.
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