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‘The Social Reckoning’ Wants to Be ‘All the Zuckerberg’s Men’
Source: Rolling Stone
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- What The Social Reckoning gets right — and wrong
- Box Office: ‘The Social Reckoning’ Targets $7 Million Opening Weekend, ‘Other Mommy’ to Scare Up $20 Million-Plus Debut
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