I enjoy writer-director Aaron Sorkin’s work. Listening to smart people explain the intricacies of things I know about but don’t fully understand through fast-paced dialogue is kinda fun, especially when Sorkin expertly walks the line of being playfully, humanly arrogant. Sadly, The Social Reckoning is missing that human element. It’s well acted (Bill Burr is magnificent) and the story is interesting, but every time something thrilling occurs (which is often), it’s undercut by a line or action that an out-of-touch old man or an algorithm mimicking humanity thinks is cool. It’s a “how do you do, fellow kids” follow-up to a modern masterpiece. It makes me sad.