The Social Reckoning Rotten Tomatoes Score: Latest Betting Odds
The Social Reckoning Rotten Tomatoes Score Betting Odds
Aaron Sorkin's sequel to 2010's The Social Network is in theaters on Friday, Oct. 9. It's called The Social Reckoning, and it catches up with Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg closer to present-day as he attempts to defend his company from a whistleblower who's making public the company's most guarded secrets.
The Social Network was a huge hit, scoring 96% with critics on Rotten Tomatoes. While the sequel certainly won't score as high, it does see screenwriter Aaron Sorkin returning to both write and direct this film with an all-star cast that includes Oscar-winner Mikey Madison, Jeremy Allen White, and Jeremy Strong as Zuckerberg.
Think you know how The Social Reckoning will score on the Tomatometer? You've come to the right place.
Rotten Tomatoes features two types of ratings: the Tomatometer, which shows the percentage of positive reviews from critics, and the Popcornmeter, which reveals the percentage of positive reviews from audience members. Kalshi's trading markets focus on critic scores, so we'll focus on the Tomatometer for Digger on this page.
Think you have a good idea of how critics will respond to The Social Reckoning? You can make your prediction for a chance to win real money on Kalshi, one of the most popular prediction markets in the US. Here are the current odds for The Social Reckoning's Rotten Tomatoes critic score:
The Social Reckoning Rotten Tomatoes Score: Kalshi Odds
| Above 45 | 93% |
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| Above 50 | 87% |
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| Above 55 | 79% |
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| Above 60 | 69% |
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| Above 65 | 63% |
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| Above 70 | 49% |
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| Above 75 | 36% |
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| Above 80 | 26% |
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| Above 85 | 12% |
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| Above 90 | 5% |
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Predicting Rotten Tomatoes critic scores on Kalshi is a bit different than traditional sports betting, so there are a couple things you should keep in mind before trading. If The Social Reckoning finishes with a 72% on Rotten Tomatoes, for example, every "Above" market from Above 45 to Above 70 will settle as a yes, while every market 75 and above will settle as a no.
Kalshi uses the official Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer score on the Monday after the movie's wide release on Oct. 9, so it will settle at 10:00 a.m. ET, Oct. 12. One thing to remember is that the score must be above the listed number, so a score of exactly 75% would not cash an Above 75 contract.
Predicting the Rotten Tomatoes score for The Social Reckoning is a bit tougher than some might think. Why? This is a sequel to The Social Network, a movie that earned a 96% on the Tomatometer when it was released in 2010, and it's written by the same screenwriter, so many audience members may expect a film of similar quality. Aaron Sorkin also penned movies like A Few Good Men, Moneyball and The American President, all films that got awards recognition and scored very high on the Tomatometer.
But here's the problem: Even though movie fans widely regard Sorkin's directorial efforts as inferior to the movies he wrote for other directors, critics still seem to love the films he's directed himself. The Trial of the Chicago 7 earned a Metascore of 76/100, but came in at 89% with critics on Rotten Tomatoes, while Molly's Game had a Metascore of 71 with an 82% on the Tomatometer.
Finding a sweet spot for The Social Reckoning will be tough, and while it surely won't match its predecessor's 96%, it's also not likely to be a dud with movie critics.
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