The Social Reckoning Opens to $5.3M Domestic, $8.8M Global
Sony Pictures' sequel opened to $5.3 million domestically and $3.5 million overseas against a budget in the $40 million range.
The Social Reckoning opened to $5.3 million domestically, landing at number five on the charts, according to Slashfilm. The Sony Pictures sequel added $3.5 million overseas for an $8.8 million global debut, against a budget in the $40 million range.
The film earned a B- CinemaScore, a 55% critical approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 73% audience score.
Jeremy Strong took over the role of Mark Zuckerberg from Jesse Eisenberg, who turned down the sequel.
How it compares
The first film, The Social Network, opened to $22.4 million domestically in 2010 on its way to $225 million worldwide. Aaron Sorkin penned that film. David Fincher, who directed it, signed a four-year exclusive deal with Netflix in 2020.
Quick answers
How much did The Social Reckoning make in its opening weekend?
It opened to $5.3 million domestically and $3.5 million overseas, for an $8.8 million global debut.
What was the budget for The Social Reckoning?
The budget was in the $40 million range.
Who plays Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Reckoning?
Jeremy Strong took over the role from Jesse Eisenberg, who turned down the sequel.