The Social Reckoning is a tepid thriller that reminds us of how we got here
When David Fincher's The Social Network premiered in 2010, many people still thought of Mark Zuckerberg as a genius who had revolutionized the world by creating Facebook. Writer Aaron Sorkin's script was critical of Zuckerberg's character and his ruthless approach to doing business, but it also helped mythologize the co-founder at a time when the […]
The Social Reckoning is Aaron Sorkin's 2018 follow-up to his 2010 historical drama, The Social Network. This time, the story focuses on whistleblower Frances Haugen and her revelations about Mark Zuckerberg's decisions that prioritize Facebook's financial interests over user well-being. However, Sorkin's directorial style and storytelling choices have led to a highly indulgent viewing experience.
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