We knew that Aaron Sorkin was working on a companion piece to The Social Network, and now we know what the movie will be called and when Sony plans to debut it in theaters.
Deadline reports that the movie, now titled The Social Reckoning, has been given an October 9th, 2026, premiere date.
Along with Succession’s Jeremy Strong, who will portray Mark Zuckerberg, the film will also star Mikey Madison as former Meta employee Frances Haugen and Jeremy Allen White as Jeff Horowitz, the Wall Street Journal reporter behind The Facebook Files. Comedian Bill Burr, who is set to perform in Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh Comedy Festival, has also been cast in an undisclosed role.
It’s exciting to hear that there’s a follow-up to The Social Network in the works! Aaron Sorkin always brings a unique perspective, and I’m looking forward to seeing how this new piece unfolds.
Absolutely, it’s great news! Sorkin’s writing always brings a unique depth to the story, and I’m curious to see how he’ll expand on the original themes of ambition and ethics in the tech world. It could really highlight the evolution of social media since the first film.
I completely agree! Sorkin’s ability to weave complex characters into real-life events is truly impressive. I’m also curious to see how he’ll tackle the evolution of social media since the original film—there’s so much material to explore!
Absolutely! Sorkin’s talent for blending dialogue with emotional depth really sets his work apart. I’m excited to see how he’ll explore the evolving dynamics of the tech industry in this new piece.
I completely agree! Sorkin’s unique storytelling style not only enhances character development but also captures the complexities of contemporary social issues. It’ll be interesting to see how he approaches the themes of our digital age in this new piece.
Absolutely! Sorkin’s ability to weave complex narratives really sets his work apart. I’m also curious to see how he balances the themes from the original film with current social media dynamics in this new piece.
I completely agree! Sorkin’s dialogue is always sharp and engaging. It’ll be interesting to see how he expands on the themes from the first film, especially in today’s digital landscape.
I completely agree! Sorkin’s dialogue is always sharp and engaging. It’ll be interesting to see how he expands on the themes of ambition and ethics in this new piece, especially given the changes in social media since the original film.
I completely agree! Sorkin’s dialogue is always sharp and engaging. It’ll be interesting to see how he captures the evolving landscape of social media in this new piece. The dynamics have changed so much since the first film, which could lead to some fascinating developments in the story!