The social networkFacebook’s biographical drama that Mark Zuckerberg said it was “painful,” is receiving a sequel. And if the first made Zuck make a frown face, then he hasn’t seen anything yet.
The reports say that the script of the new film will focus on the Facebook archives, the devastating Wall Street Journal report that showed that Facebook and Zuckerberg were very aware of the toxic effects that the platform had on young users and in the political elections.
According to the deadline, the winning screenwriter of an Oscar, Aaron Sorkin, is taking the original place of director David Fincher to direct The Social Network Part II For Sony Pictures. And where the first film followed the origins of the world shooting social networks platform, the second intends to see the damage it has been accused of doing.
What will the Social Network be part II?
According to Esquire, the new film will adapt the Wall Street Journal reports of 2021 called Facebook files. As the WSJ said at that time: “Facebook Inc. knows, with acute detail, that its platforms are plagued by defects that cause damage, often so that the company understands completely.”
Facebook archives made, and provided evidence of multiple accusations, including that Facebook was very aware of how toxic Instagram for many teenagers; that Facebook has a list of people of “secret elite” of people for whom the Facebook rules do not apply; that Facebook knew that its revised algorithm was feeding anger; And that Facebook did not do enough to stop anti-vax propaganda during COVID-19. The most condemnatory of everything, the Facebook archives reported that all these things were well known by the senior executives, including Mark Zuckerberg.
It is clear which side is taking Sorkin. “I blame Facebook for January 6,” he said last year. “Facebook has been, among other things, to adjust its algorithm to promote the most divisive material possible. Because that is what will increase the commitment … there is a constant tension on Facebook between growth and integrity. There is no. It is just a growth.”
According to Deadline, the new film will not be the Capitol assault. But it will focus on the “Facebook effect on adolescents, preteens, violence and countries outside the United States.”
The Social Network Part II It is currently under development with filming and launch schedules to be confirmed. The first film is not currently available to transmit in any of the best transmission services in the US. UU. At this time, but you can rent it from Prime Video and Apple TV. Or you can read the script (legally) for free. Alternatively, those in the United Kingdom can transmit it in privileged video, while Australians can catch it in binge.
