Sorkin's The Social Reckoning Opens to $5.5 Million
Aaron Sorkin's Facebook follow-up had a $30 million budget and blistering reviews, with critics noting David Fincher did not direct.
Aaron Sorkin's Facebook follow-up, The Social Reckoning, opened with $5.5 million in its debut weekend, according to IndieWire. The film carries a budget of $30 million.
Reviews were blistering, with critics noting that David Fincher did not direct The Social Reckoning.
The film focuses on data engineer Frances Haugen's decision to blow the whistle on Facebook.
Jeremy Strong replaced Jesse Eisenberg in The Social Reckoning. Eisenberg opted to sit out the film, reportedly because he was worried about glamorizing the tech mogul.
A follow-up years later
In 2010, The Social Network arrived in theaters. It earned $22.1 million in its debut and closed out its run with $225 million globally.
Quick answers
What did The Social Reckoning open with?
The film opened with $5.5 million in its debut weekend.
What is The Social Reckoning about?
It focuses on data engineer Frances Haugen's decision to blow the whistle on Facebook.
Who replaced Jesse Eisenberg in The Social Reckoning?
Jeremy Strong replaced Jesse Eisenberg in the film.