Ný mynd Sorkins skiptir gagnrýnendum í tvær fylkingar

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  • IGN India kallaði myndina „frábært drama“ með öflugu handriti, á meðan The Hollywood Reporter India sagði hana „skilvirka en allt of kunnuglega“ .
  • Sony Pictures frumsýnir myndina 9. október, þar sem Mikey Madison fer með hlutverk Haugen og Jeremy Strong leikur Mark Zuckerberg .
  • Aaron Sorkin sagði í samtali við The Credits að það hefði kostað 30 milljónir dala að framleiða myndina í Vancouver, en hún hefði kostað 10 til 12 milljónum dala meira í Kaliforníu .
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  1. 1 The Social Reckoning Review: Aaron Sorkin Turns the Facebook Files Into Great Drama in.ign.com
  2. 2 ‘The Social Reckoning’ Movie Review: An Efficient and Overfamiliar Whistleblower Thriller www.hollywoodreporterindia.com
  3. 3 The Social Reckoning: Aaron Sorkin's Frances Haugen Story www.techloy.com
  4. 4 Aaron Sorkin on His Chilling Return to Facebook in "The Social Reckoning" and the Fight to Keep Production in America www.motionpictures.org
  5. 5 ‘The Social Reckoning' Review: Aaron Sorkin's Facebook Quip-Fest www.wsj.com
  6. 6 Aaron Sorkin Is Back With Another Facebook Movie. I Did Not 'Like' It. slate.com
  7. 7 Aaron Sorkin returns to the story of Facebook in the uneven The Social Reckoning www.inlander.com
  8. 8 Aaron Sorkin's new Facebook film fails to nail the bizarre world Zuckerberg created www.crikey.com.au
  9. 9 Sorkin's sequel takes on Facebook, but that horse has bolted www.afr.com
  10. 10 Aaron Sorkin exposes Facebook, Meta in new film 'The Social Reckoning' www.ms.now
  11. 11 OPINION: ‘The Social Reckoning' — Jeremy Strong plays Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg www.arkansasonline.com
  12. 12 arts24 - Aaron Sorkin, Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White: The director and cast behind the Facebook sequel www.france24.com
  13. 13 Aaron Sorkin on why he made another movie about Facebook, and how real life translates to film www.magzter.com
  14. 14 “The Social Reckoning” Clicks The Dislike Button On Facebook woodburynewsnet.org
  15. 15 The Social Reckoning review: Facebook’s second act gets a very long lecture www.absolutegeeks.com