Writer-director Aaron Sorkin spent $50 million of Sony’s dollars to produce a fascist movie that attempts to shame corporate America into censoring the “unapproved” political and social opinions of everyday people. With promotion, the bill for The Social Reckoning is probably closer to $120 million, and…
\n\nAfter only three weeks in theaters, it is already doornail dead with a $15 million total gross.
\n\nOh, and that $15 million is not this historic flop’s domestic gross. No, no, no, no… That $15 million is The Social Reckoning’s global gross — $9 million domestic plus $6 million overseas.
\n\nIn its third weekend, The Social Reckoning collapsed an incredible 85 percent.
\n\nBy comparison, The Social Network grossed $225 million globally back in 2010.
\n\nAccording to the accepted Hollywood math, Sony will likely lose about $100 million on Sorkin’s fascist stinkbomb.
\n\nNever did I expect to ever see a movie that demands multinational corporations take control of the public square where America debates politics and then censor those opinions. Hollywood used to warn us against the potential for large corporations to steal our freedom, especially freedom of speech. But here’s an Oscar-winning director and a major studio lobbying in favor of corporate fascism.
\n\nSpeaking…
Original source: https://www.breitbart.com/entertainment/
