Character assassination of Steve Jobs by magnifying his flaws to attack relentlessly and viciously that are entirely pointless.

Rating: 2/10 (23 October 2015)

(As written to my few relatives by e-mail, one of which opposed the idea of going to the movies to see this movie on account of its R rating and uninteresting subject matter. I went alone and offered them my opinion as follows.
In the spirit of my brief review, shame on Aaron Sorkin. A perennial over-liberal hack; his Oscar for a past movie is not even well-earned.)
I saw the movie Steve Jobs.
In summary, a total and complete character assassination. A very negative portrait of Jobs and there is no point or meaning to extract from this movie.
It's way, way, way too talkative that makes it hard to follow with constant cross talk and argument, regardless of the principal actor Michael Fassbender's good acting.
It's so talkative with constant dialogues that it will put you to sleep, guaranteed. I did not but I feel it ran a bit dry in some spots.
The movie is way over its head. Some scenes are outright false as complete fictionalization conjured up by the screenwriter's imagination.
I think the Steve Jobs estate (widow) should sue the producers of this movie for the defamation of character that literally assassinate Steve Jobs repeatedly with rumors and embellishments that are outright untrue to mislead and deceive the audiences.
Don't bother to see the movie unless it's in a dollar theater, and that's to watch the impressive acting ensemble and visual editing design and framing, in spite of the terrible and totally turgid and dishonest script.
I give it one star, to be honest.