2015 Directed by Danny Boyle
Set backstage at three iconic product launches and ending in 1998 with the unveiling of the iMac, Steve Jobs takes us behind the scenes of the digital revolution to paint an intimate portrait of the brilliant man at its epicenter.
Michael Fassbender Kate Winslet Seth Rogen Jeff Daniels Michael Stuhlbarg Katherine Waterston Perla Haney-Jardine Ripley Sobo Makenzie Moss Sarah Snook John Ortiz Adam Shapiro John Steen Stan Roth Mihran Slougian Robert Anthony Peters Noreen Lee Gail Fenton Karen Kahn Rachel Caproni Lily Tung Crystal Damara Reilly Marika Casteel Lana Palmer Dylan Freitas-D'Louhy Chris Tomasso John Chovanec Daniel Liddle Lora Oliver Show All…
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Universal Pictures Scott Rudin Productions Legendary Pictures The Mark Gordon Company Management 360 Cloud Eight Films
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The main reason I don't want to write a review of this film is because I don't want my writing to be even remotely associated with Sorkin's. Seriously Aaron, you're making us all look bad.
My train of thought throughout this movie:
"wow, that was a great line"
"wow, that was a great line"
"wow, that was a great line"
"wow, that was a great line"
"wow, that was a great line"
"wow, that was a great line"
"wow, that was a great line"
"wow, that was a great line"
"wow, that was a great line"
"wow, that was a great line"
"wow, that was a great line"
"wow, that was a great line"
"wow, that was a great line"…
"You can be decent and gifted at the same time."
I love Leonardo Dicaprio with all my heart, but why the fuck did he win the oscar when this performance exists?
A magnetizing film that draws you in with invisible energy.
Is it a play? Sure. So is WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?, AMADEUS, and GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS. I love plays. I love movies that are plays!
hope the launch event went well for him!
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[watched on macbook] [reviewed on iphone 8]
Steve Jobs is an incredible film and I'm not just saying that because I own a MacBook Pro and an iPhone 6+.
To think Michael Fassbender might not get an Oscar for this performance is absolutely criminal.
Kate Winslet was equal to The Fass Master, she gives an outstanding performance as well.
All the performances were nothing short of outstanding. The back and forth between characters in this movie left me in awe. Seriously jaw dropping stuff. Aaron Sorkin absolutely killed it with the screenplay! It’s easily my favorite screenplay of 2015. I also LOVED the score. It had this old school retro beat to it and it fit the film perfectly.
This movie is more so a drama than…
if your biopic movie isn’t a ‘rich white boys argue with each other for 2 hours written by aaron sorkin’ kind of biopic movie then i don’t want it
Steve Jobs the movie is a lot like Steve Jobs the person: astonishingly brilliant whenever it’s not breaking your heart. Screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, who’s written about America’s Great Flawed Men with such fire and hyperarticulate pathos that he’s threatened to become one himself, outdoes his work on The Social Network with an even sharper and more savage script about a tech visionary whose genius threatens to corrupt his ethics. Meanwhile, Slumdog Millionaire director Danny Boyle—at turns an agreeably rambunctious and disastrously literal choice for this material—does his best to stay out of sight, but whenever he shows his hand, you want to smack it away.
what a fucking cast. what a fucking screenplay. what fucking incredible acting. what a fucking masterpiece.
Direct quote from my father, "It's the best movie I've seen in a long time". Granted my dad doesn't watch nearly as many films as I do. But still that statement is something. Both my mother and father are very picky when it comes to movies and they both liked Steve Jobs quite a bit.
I still can't get over the dialogue in this movie. It's some of the best I've ever heard. I almost teared up during the discussion between Michael Fassbender and Jeff Daniels (the one right before the second press conference). It was like music to my ears. Mesmerizing stuff.
I love this movie so much (link to my first review). Danny Boyle really has made his masterpiece. It has made its case for my favorite film of the year. I am now going to go watch Charlie Wilson's War, The American President, Malice, and A Few Good Men because Sorkin!
