Amazon's "Artificial" film about OpenAI and Sam Altman is set to debut next year. It sounds a lot like "The Social Network." Should Altman be worried?

One of the most prescient movies of the 21st century is getting a sequel—and it couldn't come at a better time.

The Social Network, the Facebook biographical drama that Mark Zuckerberg said was "hurtful", is getting a sequel. And if the first one made Zuck do a frowning face, then he ain't seen nothing yet. Reports say that the script for the new movie will focus on The Facebook Files,

"The Social Network 2" will be directed by Aaron Sorkin and will delve deeper into our obsession with social media.

With the announcement that The Social Network getting a sequel, Aaron Sorkin should write the film, but he shouldn’t be behind the camera to direct.

It’s hard to fully express in one article how I feel about The Social Network, David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin’s 2010 blockbuster hit about the founding of Facebook. That’s partly because I haven’t seen it in a long time,

"The Social Network" was released in 2010. Now, “The Social Network Part II” is in the works. The film about the early days of Facebook was not loved by Mark Zuckerberg.

The Social Network is getting a sequel, and it sounds like it’s going to be a lot different from the first movie. According to Daniel Richtman, an industry insider who shared the news on his Patreon,

Fifteen years after Jesse Eisenberg made Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg look like the socially awkward tech genius he is in director David Fincher’s The Social Network, the film’s writer ...