The Social Reckoning Tracking for Mid-Single-Digit Opening in 2,200 Theaters
Early tracking reported by Deadline projects a modest debut for The Social Reckoning across 2,200 theaters, with a production budget of $30–42 million.
The Social Reckoning is tracking toward a mid-single-digit opening gross across 2,200 theaters, according to early tracking reported by Deadline. The projection points to a modest debut for the film.
The movie reportedly carries a production budget of $30–42 million before global prints and advertising costs. Alcon co-financed the project.
The projected opening is comparable to Digger's roughly $8 million domestic debut, though Digger had a reported $160 million production budget.
Background
Aaron Sorkin wrote and directed The Social Reckoning as a sequel to The Social Network (2010). The film stars Jeremy Strong as an older Mark Zuckerberg alongside Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White, Wunmi Mosaku, Betty Gilpin, Billy Magnussen, and Bill Burr. It follows Facebook engineer Frances Haugen and Wall Street Journal reporter Jeff Horwitz, based on the Wall Street Journal's Facebook Files. As of the article, the film held a 63% Tomatometer score from 70 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. It is set for release on October 9, 2026.
Quick answers
What is The Social Reckoning's projected opening weekend gross?
Early tracking reported by Deadline projects a mid-single-digit opening gross across 2,200 theaters.
What is the production budget for The Social Reckoning?
The film reportedly has a production budget of $30–42 million before global prints and advertising costs.
Who co-financed The Social Reckoning?
Alcon co-financed the film.