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DESCRIPTION:Oct 9 - Dec 1\, 2026\nAaron Sorkin never intended to make a fol
 low-up to The Social Network. But seeing that the 2010 film ended with the
  fact that Facebook was valued at only $25 billion\, it was obvious the co
 mpany’s story was far from over. Now valued at $1.90 trillion\, Mark Zuc
 kerberg has gone from wunderkind founder to tech oligarch. The Social Reck
 oning\, the next installment of Sorkin’s Facebook saga\, traces the fall
  out in late 2021 when the company’s product manager Frances Haugen (Mik
 ey Madison) leaked internal documents to Jeff Horwitz (Jeremy Allen White)
 \, a reporter at the Wall Street Journal\, illustrating how the company kn
 owingly aggravated political division and teenage mental health issues. Wh
 ile the earlier film centered on investor share battles\, this film takes 
 a darker turn\, centering on a whistleblower scandal that changed the comp
 any’s image forever. Jesse Eisenberg\, who embodied the college-drop-out
 -turned-CEO with such neurotic insolence has all but disappeared. In his p
 lace\, Jeremy Strong\, with chilling heartlessness\, steps into the role o
 f the billionaire titan. “It was like replacing Joe DiMaggio with Mickey
  Mantle\,” Sorkin told The New York Times. The movie opens this Friday.
LOCATION:In Theaters
SUMMARY:The Social Reckoning
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