We’re getting yet another Hollywood follow up. Due date reports that Aaron Sorkin will be directing The Social Network IIa follow-up to the movie that narrated the advancement of Facebook and the occurring suit versus Mark Zuckerberg. The next film will take its motivation from a 2021 examination by The Wall Street Journal into the damages triggered by Facebook and the business’s failure to attend to those issues.
Sorkin has a long profession as an author, consisting of the movie script for The Social Networkhowever just 3 credits as a director on his resumeThere’s no production date for the film at this time, and it’s unidentified whether stars from the original will go back to their functions, most especially Jesse Eisenberg as Zuck.
Facebook definitely offers no scarcity of prospective motivation for a biopic. Simply in the previous 6 months, the platform dug a much deeper hole for itself when it attempted to quash a tell-all narrative with some quite wild behind-the-scenes stories from a previous staff member. Facebook likewise removed its third-party truth checkers and gutted its own hate speech policy, which was unsurprisingly followed by an boost in violent material and harassment. Provided all the unfavorable hits for Facebook’s credibility, audiences might not be too ecstatic about investing 2 hours or more stewing in all the bad things the network has actually done.
