Jobs
2013, Biography/Drama, 2h 5m
134 Reviews 25,000+ RatingsWhat to know
An ambitious but skin-deep portrait of an influential, complex figure, Jobs often has the feel of an over-sentimentalized made-for-TV biopic. Read critic reviews
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Steve Jobs
Mike Markkula
Steve Wozniak
Daniel Kottke
Arthur Rock
Clara Jobs
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Feb 14, 2016I know that this wasn't well-received, but I found it interesting nonetheless. I like how it compliments the other Steve Jobs film really well, telling different aspects of his life. I can't say that anyone would like this, but I enjoyed it, mostly because of the subject matter.Stephen S Super Reviewer
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Apr 06, 2014No one is going to be renting this for 2.99. It was a mess. The beginning feels rushed, and the middle feels drawn out. It makes Steve Jobs look like a terrible person to close to his death, completely leaves out his major competitors, and has bizarre nothing to do with anything sequences like him spinning around in a grassy field for 5 minutes. Kutcher looks exactly like him though.Vincent T Super Reviewer
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Apr 03, 2014A fascinating biopic about one of the most influential men of our time, Jobs is the story of Apple Computers founder Steve Jobs. The story follows his early days in college and the creation of Apple, along with his struggle to build and maintain control of his company. It's a compelling tale about the corrupting influence of ambition and the price of genius. Ashton Kutcher gives an especially good performance, and is backed up by a strong supporting cast. Jobs is an uncompromising look into a figure that changed how we look at technology.Dann M Super Reviewer
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Feb 20, 2014At some levels, it works and would have worked, but it fails in the certain cliches that befall too many contemporary, commercialized films. To read the book is better.Adriel L Super Reviewer
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