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Like the tech giant co-founded by its subject, Steve Jobs gathers brilliant people to deliver a product whose elegance belies the intricate complexities at its core.
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Sometimes Fassbender's face is rigid with tension. Elsewhere he's loosey goosey. What's uncanny is that despite no prosthetics being used he never looks like himself. November 16, 2015 | Rating: 4/5
Sometimes Fassbender's face is rigid with tension. Elsewhere he's loosey goosey. What's uncanny is that despite no prosthetics being used he never looks like himself.
Charlotte O'Sullivan
A drama that is genuinely concerned with thinking and ideas relevant to the way we live now. November 12, 2015 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
A drama that is genuinely concerned with thinking and ideas relevant to the way we live now.
Peter Bradshaw
Steve Jobs is scuppered by its repetitive nature, with Sorkin's overly verbose dialogue and Boyle's proclivity for on-the-nose visual statements sorely testing the patience, even if one is prepared for them. November 11, 2015 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
Steve Jobs is scuppered by its repetitive nature, with Sorkin's overly verbose dialogue and Boyle's proclivity for on-the-nose visual statements sorely testing the patience, even if one is prepared for them.
Ashley Clark
As original and risk-taking as its subject, "Steve Jobs" will make you think differently about an American icon. October 22, 2015 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review…
As original and risk-taking as its subject, "Steve Jobs" will make you think differently about an American icon.
Calvin Wilson
Kate Winslet contributes a fine performance as his battered "work-wife" Joanna Hoffman and, as Jobs, hateful but undeniable, Michael Fassbender is terrific, much better than as Macbeth, an Oscar-contender for sure. October 20, 2015 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Kate Winslet contributes a fine performance as his battered "work-wife" Joanna Hoffman and, as Jobs, hateful but undeniable, Michael Fassbender is terrific, much better than as Macbeth, an Oscar-contender for sure.
David Sexton
A hyper-charismatic performance from Michael Fassbender combines with whip-cracking dialogue from Aaron Sorkin in Steve Jobs. October 20, 2015 | Rating: 4/5
A hyper-charismatic performance from Michael Fassbender combines with whip-cracking dialogue from Aaron Sorkin in Steve Jobs.
Kate Muir
The greatest innovation of all is that this film never glosses over his flaws, but lays them bare. The real Steve Jobs didn't care if people liked him or not, and this film is just as uncompromising towards its subject. February 13, 2020 | Full Review…
The greatest innovation of all is that this film never glosses over his flaws, but lays them bare. The real Steve Jobs didn't care if people liked him or not, and this film is just as uncompromising towards its subject.
Tim Brennan
In the case of Steve Jobs, Boyle and Sorkin paint him as an unpleasant, egotistical and unapologetic jerk, with an almost magnetic presence. Coupled with a neat script, great visuals and a brilliant supporting cast, it is outstanding. November 18, 2019 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
In the case of Steve Jobs, Boyle and Sorkin paint him as an unpleasant, egotistical and unapologetic jerk, with an almost magnetic presence. Coupled with a neat script, great visuals and a brilliant supporting cast, it is outstanding.
Katie Smith-Wong
For a movie about a man making and SELLING computers, it is not only watchable, it's repeatably watchable, and endlessly fascinating. October 16, 2019 | Rating: A+ | Full Review…
For a movie about a man making and SELLING computers, it is not only watchable, it's repeatably watchable, and endlessly fascinating.
Leslie Combemale
From camera angles to staging, it's a film that speaks on so many levels. It proves that style and substance aren't mutually exclusive, they can live together in a film successfully. August 8, 2019 | Rating: 9/10 | Full Review…
From camera angles to staging, it's a film that speaks on so many levels. It proves that style and substance aren't mutually exclusive, they can live together in a film successfully.
Karl Delossantos
Steve Jobs is a breathless, brilliant character study that relies on nothing more than words and performances. For a film about a guy pushing towards a revolutionary future, this is as much a blissfully simplistic throwback as could be imagined. July 30, 2019 | Rating: A | Full Review…
Steve Jobs is a breathless, brilliant character study that relies on nothing more than words and performances. For a film about a guy pushing towards a revolutionary future, this is as much a blissfully simplistic throwback as could be imagined.
Ryan Syrek
Steve Jobs wildly succeeds in painting an effective portrait of a difficult man who helped change the world. July 20, 2019 | Rating: 3.75/5 | Full Review…
Steve Jobs wildly succeeds in painting an effective portrait of a difficult man who helped change the world.
Josh Goller
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