Sixteen years ago, David Fincher directed one of the essential films of the 21st century based on an impossible premise: the creation of Facebook. The Social Network demonstrated the filmmaker's ability to turn a screenplay –a written and spoken text– into a dizzying spectacle, transforming prosaic events like an awkward bar conversation into images worth watching. Almost two decades later, Aaron Sorkin, the screenwriter of that milestone and angry spokesperson for progressive consciousness in the United States, has dared to write and direct the sequel, replacing Fincher and also the actor (Jesse Eisenberg), who embodied Mark Zuckerberg in an exemplary way, now played by a Jeremy Strong full of tics.