Like that or not, Andrew Sorkin makes a sequel to the "social network". This time out, he not only writes the script, but also takes on directors from David Fincher. When the news emerged, the industry wakes up with two main questions: Will Esses Eisenberg repeat his portrait of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, and will it play for Andrew Garfield company co-founder Eduardo Saverin? Zuckerberg passed Once the project was announced (probably because it increased to the roles, but Fincher's absence in the director's chair probably didn't help), but the potential involvement of Garfield remained in the air - until now.

Indiewire caught "Tic, tick ... Boom!" Starwar On the red carpet for the premiere of Luke Guadanjo's "After Hunt" and he clearly stated that he would not appear in the sequel, now called "social calculation". Why? Per Garfield, "Eduardo is in Singapore to do well." Since he was probably the most charming character in the first film, you may be pleased to hear that Saverin lives the sweet life in Southeast Asia. In reality, he denied his US citizenship in 2012 and High tail in Singaporewhere he can avoid paying somewhere in the $ 100m neighborhood in US taxes. If he ever returned to the United States, he could split by 30% in the taxes on any domestic investment. So, we probably saw the last of Saverin in America. What a heart attack.

So, without Saverin and allegedly supporting the role of Eisenberg's replacement, Ereeremi Strong, for what is a "social count" hack?

The sequel to Sorkin will be played by Madison Madison as an engineer on a Facebook-christmason, which leaks some of the most harmful secrets of her company to the Wall Street Journalournal rapporteur (played by the "Bear" received the Emmy's Eeeremi. I hope that Sorkin gives a serious game to fabricated metrics on Facebook, leading to media pages' "Pivot to Video", What has put thousands of thousands of journalists out of work because users allegedly preferred reading video (this was a massive, massive lie). Facebook, now Meta, has faced a multitude of scandals over the last decade-plus, but they remain in life because people cannot face leaving the site that platforms and promotes Nazis, while allowing children to have "Sensual talks" with the company's AI.

Sorkin is not a satirist. He is basically Stanley Kramer of his generation, a liberal conscience director who handles The Hollywood Black List in "High Noon"). This approach can be tired, but when the subject is just as urgent as the attack on our means of life and the well -being of our children, Sorkin can only be the man for work. This is not a tinted theme. It's just evil.