Sorkin adopts a much-ballyhooed three-act structure to reveal Jobs’ character through his discussions preceding three key product launches: the 1984 Macintosh launch at Cupertino’s Flint Center, the 1988 NeXT Computer launch (which the film moves across the street from Davies Symphony Hall in San Francisco to the War Memorial Opera House), and the 1998 iMac launch (which the film relocates from Flint Center to Davies). The result is a film with audiovisual punch, a snazzy structure, and dynamic delivery of Sorkin’s patented rat-a-tat-tat dialogue, but also a film that, in attempting to “pull back the curtain” on a man, reveals behind its own theatrical curtain nothing much worth paying attention to. Hire a screenwriter who won an Oscar for portraying a tech giant’s rise (Aaron Sorkin of The Social Network, adapting Walter Isaacson’s authorized bio Steve Jobs), an Oscar-winning director ( Slumdog Millionaire's Danny Boyle), and a top-shelf cast, including Michael Fassbender as the titular selfish, insecure sales genius, Kate Winslet as confidant Joanna Hoffman, Jeff Daniels as Apple’s CEO for a decade John Sculley, and Seth Rogen as inventive electronics engineer Steve “Woz” Wozniak. What, then, is a studio out to create another Steve Jobs movie-creatively titled Steve Jobs-to do? Since Jobs’ death four years ago, we have already had a traditional biopic ( Jobs), starring Ashton Kutcher, and an Alex Gibney documentary ( Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine) focused on bad behavior.
STEVE JOBS 2015 DVD MOVIE
Here’s an idea…how about a movie about Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs? I kid, of course.
The Newsroom: The Complete First Season (2012)
STEVE JOBS 2015 DVD SERIES
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004)įantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016)įreaks and Geeks: The Complete Series (1999)
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