Aaron Sorkin's 'The Social Reckoning' flops at box office - Central Oregon Daily

The Social Network is one of the great films of the 2010s. Written by esteemed playwright and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, directed by auteur David Fincher and featuring an instantly iconic score from Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, the movie depicts the dawn of a new hyper-digital era. Years later, it maintains an eerie prescience. Given all that, it's not entirely fair to compare The Social Network to its new sequel, The Social Reckoning, which hits theaters Friday. But the movie's complete lack of visual style and embarrassingly generic score are, unfortunately, constant reminders that David Fincher and the Nine Inch Nails boys are nowhere to be found this time. Instead, the new movie is written and directed by Aaron Sorkin — and is a case study in the impact a talented director has on a film, even when the writer brings a lot to the table.

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