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The Social Reckoning (2026)

Runtime 112 min

Release date 07/10/2026

Country United States of America

Production

Columbia Pictures

Escape Artists

Alcon Entertainment

The Gotham Group

TSG Entertainment

Overview

Frances Haugen, a young Facebook engineer, enlists the help of Jeff Horwitz, a Wall Street Journal reporter, to go on a dangerous journey that ends up blowing the whistle on the social network's most guarded secrets.

Directors & Screenwriters

Aaron Sorkin

Director

Cast

Mikey Madison

as Frances Haugen

Jeremy Allen White

as Jeff Horwitz

Jeremy Strong

as Mark Zuckerberg

Wunmi Mosaku

as Raya

Betty Gilpin

as Kris

Billy Magnussen

as Teddy

Bill Burr

as Charlie

Gbenga Akinnagbe

Anna Lambe

Aidan Laprete

Kelley Pereira

Nelson Franklin

Portia Doubleday

Patrick Fischler

Joseph Brooks

Sierra Capri

Tehmina Sunny

Video: YouTube
Duration: 02:30

Did You Know?

The Social Reckoning: New Poster Has An Irritating Poster Design Fail — Image via headtopics.com,

The Social Reckoning’s new poster trips over a classic Hollywood blunder—names and faces don’t match.

A fresh poster for The Social Reckoning has surfaced ahead of its October 9, 2026 theatrical debut, and it highlights one of the most irritating design oversights in movie marketing: the billing order of the cast does not line up with the actor images shown. This mismatch has been noted repeatedly as a frustrating poster fail that distracts from the film’s promotion. The film itself is a long‑developing follow‑up to The Social Network, with sequel talk dating back to 2019. Aaron Sorkin writes and directs the project, which draws from The Facebook Files and the Facebook whistleblower story. The plot centers on a young Facebook engineer who teams up with Wall Street Journal reporter Jeff Horwitz to expose the network’s deepest secrets, featuring characters such as Frances Haugen and Mark Zuckerberg. Despite the timely subject and high‑profile talent, the poster’s three main actors appear in the correct visual order while their names are placed out of sync, a classic billing‑order error that leaves viewers questioning why the simple fix wasn’t made before the artwork went public.

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