The Social Network Sequel Officially Upgrades With Darker Rating From Oscar-Winning Original

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Jeremy Strong's Mark Zuckerberg looking angrily while standing up in The Social Reckoning

Published Sep 16, 2026, 12:00 PM EDT

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The Social Reckoning is officially getting a system upgrade from The Social Network.

Aaron Sorkin’s upcoming follow-up returns to the world of Facebook more than 15 years after David Fincher’s acclaimed 2010 movie. While The Social Network chronicled the company’s creation and Mark Zuckerberg’s rise, The Social Reckoning will explore a later chapter in Facebook’s history.

According to FilmRatings.com, The Social Reckoning has been rated R. The original Social Network, meanwhile, received a PG-13 rating when it was released in 2010.