Oct 22, 2026 · 25 min · 9 segments
What's up everyone!! On episode #221 of the Timeless Movie Podcast, I talk all about Meta, great performances and journalism! That's right, we're discussing Aaron Sorkin's newest film, THE SOCIAL…
Victor VasquezHost
I remember watching The Social Network, which came out, I believe, in 2010, and it was one of my favorite movies at the time.
But it was just so cool kind of seeing the initiation or the inception of how it came to be and how big it got, but also the different types of aspects of how Mark Zuckerberg was when he was younger.
And when I heard that there was gonna be a sequel, I was kind of curious, what else could you say? Is it gonna be another piece of Mark Zuckerberg's life? Is it telling a different part of a story? But I did hear that Aaron Sorkin, who wrote The Social Network, was also going to be tagged to this one.
That way I can give you a little bit of thoughts in regards to what I enjoyed, the director, as well as some of the actors that appeared.
If you haven't heard, he has made different films like Molly's Game, The Trial of the Chicago 7, and Being the Ricardos, However, he's also more well-known for writing different screenplays like A Few Good Men, Moneyball, and, like I mentioned a couple minutes ago, the social network that came out in 2010.
So now, Aaron Sorkin is back trying to tell the story of where Facebook, well, now Meta, is today.
And in this film, he enlists the help of Jeremy Strong, Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White, Bill Burr, and Unmi Masaku.
Now, in the social reckoning, what the heck happens in this story? So this is actually a direct follow-up to the social network.
It is just, you know, I think of the social network, we're kind of dealing with 2005, I believe.
But in this film, we're in the range of about 2019 to 2021, 2022. and we are introduced to the character named Frances.
I remember watching The Social Network, which came out, I believe, in 2010, and it was one of my favorite movies at the time.
But it was just so cool kind of seeing the initiation or the inception of how it came to be and how big it got, but also the different types of aspects of how Mark Zuckerberg was when he was younger.
And when I heard that there was gonna be a sequel, I was kind of curious, what else could you say? Is it gonna be another piece of Mark Zuckerberg's life? Is it telling a different part of a story? But I did hear that Aaron Sorkin, who wrote The Social Network, was also going to be tagged to this one.
That way I can give you a little bit of thoughts in regards to what I enjoyed, the director, as well as some of the actors that appeared.
If you haven't heard, he has made different films like Molly's Game, The Trial of the Chicago 7, and Being the Ricardos, However, he's also more well-known for writing different screenplays like A Few Good Men, Moneyball, and, like I mentioned a couple minutes ago, the social network that came out in 2010.
So now, Aaron Sorkin is back trying to tell the story of where Facebook, well, now Meta, is today.
And in this film, he enlists the help of Jeremy Strong, Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White, Bill Burr, and Unmi Masaku.
Now, in the social reckoning, what the heck happens in this story? So this is actually a direct follow-up to the social network.
It is just, you know, I think of the social network, we're kind of dealing with 2005, I believe.
But in this film, we're in the range of about 2019 to 2021, 2022. and we are introduced to the character named Frances.
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