Aaron Sorkin thinks it’s time for a sequel to The Social Network, and while it might sound like a nuclear pass to some diehards out there, it’s not hard to see his point.
When The Social Network arrived in theaters in 2010, it earned rave reviews and took home three Oscars for David Fincher’s shrewd, gorgeous, and damning portrait of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and the twisted creation of the pioneering social media platform that would redefine life in the 21st Century.
Less than a decade later, everything we know and think about that platform has changed …
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