Wunmi Mosaku

Sasha Lane is amazing.

Wunmi is amazing.

Like, post-Sinners, you're telling me you don't want B-15 back? Come on.

Like, there is a potential for an incredible group of women... powerful women from this show to transfer over something i didn't clock that you mentioned earlier though so i want to hear your full theory on this is like the notion of doom's lap barrier just being variants or like his army being variants i think that's so fucking

... as well from beginning to end, which I think makes this a little, little weaker.

One of the things that I... a rewrite, a proposed rewrite for this film that I think would be really interesting to watch is focusing almost solely on or, or having more time spent with Wunmi Mosaku's character getting Mark prepped for the hearings.

I just think, like, the...

There was a few, like, nuggets in there that were really interesting around her and this whole team correcting him to, like, essentially, like, PR campaign him or brand him to prep him for this, like, public appearance that, that would have so many implications for how he's perceived.

I was also underwhelmed by our, our main three.

They're fine.

I think Wunmi Mosaku gives, I think, the best performance in this film.

And then Betty Gilpin, I think gives the other best performance in this film as the editor.

Sorkin's film plays more like a dramatic reenactment on a news special.

The performances are fine, but nothing special considering the talent available in the cast, which also includes Oscar nominee Wunmi Mosaku, Bill Burr, and Billy Magnussen.

No one really gets the chance to have a standout moment, other than Burr.

I think he's probably the standout of the cast, and I couldn't help but think that Mikey Madison lucked the hell out in winning the Oscar for Anora, because here she is very restrained and sometimes wooden and self-conscious within her performance.

We find Mark Zuckerberg 12 years later and now played by Jeremy Strong as his company experiences a whistleblower leak by data engineer Francis Hagen, played by Mikey Madison, who feeds information on Facebook's algorithmic changes, their consequences and Facebook leadership's indifference to those consequences to Jeff Horwitz of The Wall Street Journal played here by Jeremy Allen White.

Co-stars include Bill Burr and Wunmi Mosaku as Zuck's advisors who are coaching him through a rehearsal of an impending Senate hearing and Bill Magnussen as Facebook media fixer Teddy.

[dramatic music] Do you have an interest in social media? Not even a little bit.

Look, I'm an investigative reporter and that guy and this company are playing an unprecedented role in our lives.

That should be really cool.

Um, Wunmi Mosaku and Aldis Hodge are gonna star in a new thriller called One Night Out.

The film follows a couple who leave their kids with a babysitter for a night out, but things get sinister when they see an intruder on the nanny cam.

A live-action Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir series is in the works.

It actively is, it's not good.

Oh, yeah, Wunmi, Wun- Wunmi is in this too.

Yeah.

And she's good.

That was, like, the only highlight of this movie to me.

me.Mine was any time Wunmi Mosaku was on screen.

Yeah, shout out Wunmi.

Did not know she was in this.

You're right.

My point is this.

In a movie with Mikey Madison and Jeremy Allen White and Wunmi Mosaku and Jeremy Strong and Betty Giplin, Giplin.

And I'm being like, "Yo, the best part about this movie was Bill Burr"? It is not a movie that I'm gonna tell people to go watch.