Show Notes
It’s not an overstatement to say The Social Network is one of the great movies of the 21st century. Not only was it an extremely well-made film thanks to the combined genius of David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin but it also has become more relevant with time as all the great films do.
As such, when it was announced Sorkin would be writing and directing a sequel, it was met with a fair number of furrowed brows. Many questioned if there was a story to tell, how it would be without Fincher, and whether a sequel could ever possibly live up to the original.
Well, those questions have now been answered as The Social Reckoning releases in theaters this weekend. We got a chance to check it out last night and took some time to discuss our thoughts.
If you are a fan of The Social Network, think it’s overrated, or just want to join in the discussion, drop your thoughts below in the comments!
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