That's interesting

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but it's, it's a fighting game, where it's just two people.

It's like a fighting tournament.

It, it, it, it...

Mortal Kombat is similar, but this was without all the blood that Mortal Kombat sort of got famous for.

So this is a movie based on that video game series, which is still going strong, which still releases, uh, new versions and things, and creates more characters.

Let's, let's get to the big movie question of the week.

That's interesting

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but it's, it's a fighting game, where it's just two people.

It's like a fighting tournament.

It, it, it, Mortal Kombat is similar, but this was without all the blood that Mortal Kombat sort of got famous for.

So this is a movie based on that video game series, which is still going strong, which still releases, uh, new versions and things, and creates more characters.

So there is some lore that goes into this, and that is who's gonna be most excited to watch this.

Let's, let's get to the big movie question of the week

Hmm.

Yeah, and so it starts, uh, basically y- y- this is a different Mark Zuckerberg.

You know, in the first one, he's, uh, overseeing an up-and-coming hot commodity company, and, uh, everybody's sort of clawing at each other for control of it.

Well, as we get to The Social Reckoning, control is established.

Everything runs through Mark Zuckerberg, and here he's played by Jeremy Strong from the show Succession.

If you saw Succession, he played the one son of, uh, uh, Brian Cox's character and, um- Here, he plays a, he plays a different kind of Zuckerberg, and-

Oh, it's, it's brilliant.

I mean, you get, you've got less than two hours to meet all these people, and I was impressed by the way he could work just like a quick aside.

Yeah, this is basically, you go back, and we're, we're meeting Mark Zuckerberg in a place that most of us heard about in 2020, between 2019 and 2022, when everything was going on with his company being sued, things going on in the legislature, and a couple big things happening out in the world that people think that Facebook may have caused.

Yeah, and so it starts, uh, basically, y- y- this is a different Mark Zuckerberg, you know? In the first one, he's, uh, overseeing an up-and-coming hot commodity company, and, uh, everybody's sort of clawing at each other for control of it.

Well, as we get to The Social Reckoning, control is established.

Everything runs through Mark Zuckerberg, and here he's played by Jeremy Strong from the show Succession.

If you saw Succession, he played the one son of, uh, uh, Brian Cox's character.

And, um, here he plays a, he plays a different kind of Zuckerberg, and-

Oh, it's, it's brilliant.

I mean, you get, you've got less than two hours to meet all these people, and I was impressed by the way he could work just, like, a quick aside.