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    "excerpt": "Prior to its 2010 release, a much-held suspicion about \u201cThe Social Network\u201d was that it was too soon for a film about Facebook. In a way, it was. At a time when most of us were still avidly adding friends on the platform, it felt like the story wasn\u2019t yet complete. But that\u2019s what made David Fincher\u2019s pristinely crafted, coolly perceptive film so riveting, and so urgent: A compelling origin story, it also sounded a clear warning that Facebook, as benignly as we may have used it, wasn\u2019t itself benign, and the man behind it, even less so. 16 years later, with \u201cThe Social Reckoning,\u201d the previous film\u2019s screenwriter Aaron Sorkin is out to tell us that he was right all along. The difference, this time, is we already know that.",
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    "title": "\u2018The Social Reckoning\u2019 Review: Aaron Sorkin\u2019s \u2018Social Network\u2019 Follow-Up Is Missing More Than Just David Fincher"
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