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emkay905 Mar 28, 2026 +54

Were nine inch nails unavailable?

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pronilol Mar 28, 2026 +52

They're doing The Adventures of Cliff Booth although I doubt that's the issue. They worked on 3 films that released in 2025.

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CountVertigo Mar 28, 2026 +24

Plus a world tour.

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EwanMcNugget Mar 28, 2026 +14

What tour?

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VeronicaDaydream Mar 28, 2026 +18

The world tour

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CountVertigo Mar 28, 2026 +2

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peel_It_Back_Tour

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Rynczech Mar 28, 2026 +9

It was amazing.

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raisingcuban Mar 29, 2026 +2

I dont think they were actually asking. It's a reference to when justin timberlake was pulled over

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CountVertigo Mar 29, 2026 +1

Ah okay, I was wondering why the downvotes. That one whooshed over me.

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HomarSamson Mar 28, 2026 +6

Is that confirmed? I know that they're Finchers main composers now but I can't imagine that their style would fit with a 70s OUATIH sequel.

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dyemery Mar 28, 2026 +13

They did score Mank and that was WAY different than almost anything else they’d done up to that point. Scoring a 1970s-set OUATIH spinoff seems like a walk in the park by comparison (especially since they both did their own take on the 1978 version of John Carpenter’s Halloween theme back in 2017). Let’s also not forget how Trent Reznor chose to primarily record “Broken” and “The Downward Spiral” in the house on 10050 Cielo Drive where Sharon Tate and others were murdered by the Manson Family in 1969. So it would be an interestingly personal full circle moment for Trent especially if he ended up scoring the flick with Atticus.

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thePinguOverlord Mar 28, 2026 +117

It’s clear this was only ever referred to as The Social Network Part 2 just so it could be made. If you were making a film now about Facebook where The Social Network was never made, it wouldn’t be about the creation of Facebook, it very much would be everything centred from Cambridge Analytica onwards and disillusion in reference to power which Zuckerberg has shown.

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HappyGilOHMYGOD Mar 28, 2026 +93

Great composer. Very different sort of movie for them, but I'm sure it'll be really good.

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Muted_Land782 Mar 28, 2026 -53

them?

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HappyGilOHMYGOD Mar 28, 2026 +30

Alexandre Desplat

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TacoTycoonn Mar 28, 2026 +8

You can use they or them for either gender my guy. If this was 20 years ago no one would be making a stink about this, it’s just grammar dude it’s not that serious.

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HappyGilOHMYGOD Mar 28, 2026 +27

I can only assume you guys are trolling but this isn't accurate at all. If I was referring to going somewhere with a friend I can say "I am planning to go with them." This is entirely normal lmao

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HappyGilOHMYGOD Mar 28, 2026 +10

Well, no. It's not an uncommon way to refer to someone. In fact, I've probably used and heard the word "them" in this manner every day since I was old enough to understand words.

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Mentoman72 Mar 28, 2026 +3

Oh my god WHO GIVES A SHIT

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Muted_Land782 Mar 28, 2026 -79

is he more than one person? or it must be royalty.

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HappyGilOHMYGOD Mar 28, 2026 +53

Idk if English just isn't your native language, but you can refer to a person as "them".

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Ichbinian Mar 28, 2026 -95

No - that's a perversion of English rules

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zorillaaa Mar 28, 2026 +32

Actually, no

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Neon_Comrade Mar 28, 2026 +25

You clearly don't know your grammar rules, them is definitely applicable to one person

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johnaross1990 Mar 28, 2026 +25

No it’s not

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raysofdavies Mar 28, 2026 +18

Lmao wrong

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Muted_Land782 Mar 28, 2026 -67

but why?

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CrazyDrog Mar 28, 2026 +37

Them rules

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Ewenf Mar 28, 2026 +24

English uses them as a neutral term when referring to someone, usually when you don't know their gender, I assume the comment above didn't want to "assume their gender" and just used "them" instead of him.

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SauconySundaes Mar 28, 2026 +27

lol, are you triggered by the word “them”?

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Muted_Land782 Mar 28, 2026 -17

i just want to understand the reasoning behind it.

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Litz1 Mar 28, 2026 +29

I don't know. Go ask Shakespeare, it's been used since 1300s.

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Muted_Land782 Mar 28, 2026 -15

thanks, i'll try. he will probably be not as condescending than thee.

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SpikeSpiegal309 Mar 28, 2026 +2

What word would you refer to a person with if you if you knew nothing about THEM

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1111111111111111111I Mar 28, 2026 -4

He uses they/them pronouns

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bfsfan101 Mar 28, 2026 -2

Alexandre Desplat uses he/him.

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drewbles82 Mar 28, 2026 +34

I wonder if we will get a 3rd movie with what's happening now

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100percentkneegrow Mar 28, 2026 +69

Sam Altman post-credits scene

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probablyuntrue Mar 28, 2026 +34

I’m here to invite you to the Shitstain Initiative

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Manav_Khanna17 Mar 28, 2026 +10

It’s being directed by Luca right now Not even joking

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Sammyd1108 Mar 28, 2026 +6

Funny enough, Andrew Garfield is playing Altman too lol.

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OrangeFilmer Mar 28, 2026 +1

Sam Altman looks like a multiversal variant of Zuckerberg

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BonjaminClay Mar 28, 2026 +10

Is this movie supposed to be about Zuck creating the most socially destructive company in human history while he fucks around with embarrassing hobbies and tries to buy the entire island of Kauai?

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The_Swarm22 Mar 28, 2026 +7

According to IMDB… A companion piece to the hit film, The Social Network, Sorkin's original screenplay tells the true story of how Frances Haugen (Mikey Madison), a young Facebook engineer, enlists the help of Jeff Horwitz (Jeremy Allen White), a Wall Street Journal reporter, to go on a dangerous journey that ends up blowing the whistle on the social network's most guarded secrets.

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leodw Mar 28, 2026 +3

That reminds me… the cambridge analytica scandal got a lot of attention from the press back then, but were there any consequences at all for Meta, Facebook, Zucks or any of the people involved?

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PumpkinsRockOn Mar 28, 2026 +3

Of course not. What, do you think justice exists in this world?

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adrianofficial Mar 28, 2026 +11

Was expecting Daniel Pemberton.

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FassyDriver Mar 28, 2026 +4

Oo that was also a nice choice

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VaishakhD Mar 28, 2026 +3

His Project Hail Mary score was godly.

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Dallywack3r Mar 28, 2026 +4

Deeply disappointed it won’t have the same composer as The Social Network. That score is legendary

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leodw Mar 28, 2026 +4

I think they’re going for a very different kind of movie this time. More traditional composer, method actors like Jeremy Strong… seems to be way less snappy like The Social Network, and more a Spotlight kind of drama if I had to guess

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turnstile2243 Mar 28, 2026 +19

Different director and composer. Idk, I'm cautiously optimistic about this one

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TylerDoesStuff Mar 28, 2026 +21

Alexandre Desplat is an INSANELY good composer though, and the legend himself, Aaron Sorkin, is writing and directing. I don't see the issue.

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mjknlr Mar 28, 2026 +15

Sorkin wrote The Newsroom. I mean, the guy writes incredibly snappy dialogue, but without a great director like Fincher to reel him in? I’m remaining distant until the trailer drops.

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VanDelay_Industry Mar 28, 2026 +4

Sorkin is one of the best living writers but his movie directing has been pretty hit or miss.. Mollys Game, Trial of Chicago 7, Being the Ricardos.. they are all fine but nothing that reaches the acclaim of his tv series. Now compare that to his screenplays directed by someone else: Social Network, Moneyball, Charlie Wilson’s War, A Few Good Men..

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TheCrimsonBolt59 Mar 28, 2026 +6

Sorkin is a good writer but he is better when he has someone to reign in his overly sentimental dialogue. His self directed work (Molly's Game, and The Trial of the Chicago 7) shows hes not really that great of a director himself

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TylerDoesStuff Mar 28, 2026 +1

He's a fine director. Not great but not bad by any means. I think all the other components of the film will even it out.

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ahuangb Mar 29, 2026 +1

I don't think being cautiously optimistic is a negative thing

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CitizenFiction Mar 28, 2026

Same amazing writer though, Aaron Sorkin. I'm pretty optimistic he'll do an awesome job.

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arcenceil89 Mar 28, 2026 +3

If you can't get NIN I would have liked to see Cliff Martinez or Nathan Micay

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AmbitiousSource9254 Mar 28, 2026 +5

tight, Desplat always nails it. super excited to see what he brings to this film!

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kroqus Mar 28, 2026 +6

Sonically, a completely different wavelength and not sure about that. This coupled with Jeremy Strong taking over as Zuck from Eisenberg, and this more or less feels like a detached movie.

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LollipopChainsawZz Mar 28, 2026 +2

It's been described as a companion piece. It's not a direct sequel but something you can watch right after The Social Network if you're curious about what happened after

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TylerDoesStuff Mar 28, 2026 +2

Every day I wake up and this film just gets stronger.

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veganpervbuddhist Mar 28, 2026 +1

His score for Birth remains all time top OST for me!

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t_thor Mar 29, 2026 +1

GOAT movie score composer in my opinion. There are other heavyweights of course, but Desplat always knocks it out of the park.

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littleb3anpole Mar 29, 2026 +1

I mean Reznor and Ross literally won the Oscar for The Social Network. Did they lose Trent Reznor’s number or something?

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LeatherAnybody4550 Mar 29, 2026 +1

Desplat is a class act but honestly this whole movie feels like it needs something more jagged and anxious — the NIN score for the first one was so perfectly unsettling that anything else is gonna feel like a downgrade no matter who does it.

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ninjyte Mar 28, 2026 +1

Alexandre Desplat has worked with Roman Polanski on his last 6 movies btw, with the most recent one being in 2023

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leodw Mar 28, 2026 +1

Man we cant have anything nice with hollywood, can we? That’s extremely disappointing news

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