'The Social Reckoning' posts a weak opening weekend at the box office

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How the sides differ Left source judges the film dated and incomplete; alternative and right sources report a weak opening weekend, right citing $8.4M worldwide.

Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning, a follow-up to 2010's The Social Network, struggled in its opening weekend at the box office. The Washington Times reports it took in about $8.4 million worldwide. The A.V. Club calls it a bad weekend, noting Other Mommy did well while Digger did poorly. The Guardian focuses on the film itself, calling it strangely dated and incomplete.

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Left GThe GuardianThe Social Reckoning isn’t as angry or as potent as a Facebook drama should be

Frames the film as a critical letdown, judging it dated, incomplete and less sharp than its subject deserves.

Alternative AVThe A.V. ClubIt's a bad weekend at the box office for The Social Reckoning

Frames the release as a box-office story, placing its weak weekend alongside other films' results.

Right WTWashington Times'The Social Reckoning' opens to just $8.4 million worldwide

Frames the release mainly through its opening-weekend earnings, emphasizing that the film struggled in its debut.