Jobs movie review reviews

I saw this and man it was bad

A simple and lame movie about the most influential tech mogul in our lifetime and a very complicated person. Kutcher was crap and it’s just a series of music montages. The Danny Boyle movie was WAAAAAAAAY more compelling and interesting

I'm not really a Steve Jobs (R.I.P)-worshiper, and I've never been a big Apple guy. I bought a C64, not the Apple II hehehehehehe

I give jOBS [2013] 8 of 10 stars. Kutcher is not only not miscast, he's very well cast, and pretty much carries nearly the entire film himself. This is in part because this film focuses very tightly on Steve Jobs himself from beginning to end. This is most seen in the argument over the telephone with Bill Gates at Microsoft that intentionally shows only Jobs' argument and no word nor cameo of Gates at all in the film, after which Jobs slams down the phone, breaking it into like a thousand pieces, oh man was he pissed! But given what had just happened, oh he might've been! The others seen and not seen, including no less than Apple, Inc. itself, are background, and the case of the Gates argument, whatever on his end, that being literally an entirely other story that Steve Jobs is not at the center of like this story in this film.

The true story in the film does seem a bit more fictionalized than I would've liked (ask the "Woz" hehehe for the straight dope on that LOL hehehe).

It's a good film, definitely worth watching, because of Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs most of all, though Pirates of Silicon Valley [1999] is much better, a 10 of 10 star film. I'm still waiting to see a good film about Bill Gates (and Tom Allen and Steve Ballmer) and Microsoft Corp. Why not? I mean what the fuck century do they think it is now? ???

I can't really pick only one personal top innovator, but off the cuff I'll pick Jack Tramiel , founder of Commodore Business Machines, not merely just the Henry Ford of the micro-computer industry from almost the ground-floor, he also was the impetus behind an amazing Capitalistic anomaly that had never been done by anyone but him before or since (AFAIK): a technologically superior, all around better microcomputer that retailed for about half or a third of the price of the inferior competing products, like getting to pay less instead of more for a Ferrari than a Yugo, like getting the latest-gen state-of-the-art cutting-edge Alienware computer for like a third of the price of a crappy, cheap, over-priced eMachine. Wowie, that never happens, except for CBM under Jack Tramiel's making and selling the Commodore 64, which remains the best-selling computer EVER to this day. I can't even begin to wrap my head around how in the hell he did such a thing. Meanwhile, if ever you don't know what to do, you might ask yourself, W.W.J.T.D.? What would Jack Tramiel do? hehehehehe

If u don't like this film I can't take u serious

2015’s Steve Jobs was so much better.

Best innovator, Nikola Tesla…

No, it was a cringy performance by Ashton.

Nice wig on jk Simmons

i bought it on Blu Ray for 2 bucks.

Walt Disney
Shigeru Miyamoto
Nikola Tesla

Idk I like this movie..for me, a good time, no alcohol required.
Steve Jobs with Fassbender however is Awesometacular.

Its so realistic that it's boring

i love both obs starring ashton kutcher and the movie steve obs based on the book by walter isaacson

Bill Gates for sure

Its amazing to me many people did not like this movie, I thought it was great and ashton kutcher should have won a grammy for his performance

Of all time I would say, Archimedes of Ancient Greece. Modern Day, Elon Musk is shaping up to be a notable contender for the title.