Aaron Sorkin's Tech Drama 'Social Reckoning' Opens to Weak Box Office

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Aaron Sorkin's new film, 'Social Reckoning,' has opened to a weak box office performance. The film features villainous tech CEOs as central characters. Its underwhelming debut raises questions about audience interest in such portrayals. This comes during a fall season featuring several movies with similar tech-centric themes.

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