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‘The Social Reckoning’ Is the Kind of Film That the Oscars Have Moved Past Recognizing
Judged on its own merits, there is nothing particularly embarrassing about “The Social Reckoning.
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Judged on its own merits, there is nothing particularly embarrassing about “The Social Reckoning.” It would be hyperbolic to call the film a disaster when it is competently made, starring an ensemble of impressive actors, with a script that includes many of the little details that feel signature to writer/director Aaron Sorkin. But the film is simply not “The Social Network.”
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