Does not deserve Steve Jobs in its title

Rating: 3/10 (28 September 2016)

Watching this movie made me wonder about all the other so-called biographical movies I've seen. The facts presented here are so far from the truth, I found it almost offensive.
As someone who's career was basically built on and inspired by the phenomenal technological and design decisions made by Steve Jobs (and having followed all publications about him practically daily since 1984), I do not think that this movie portrays Steve's true inspirations and aspirations at all. There was a greater good, but this movie doesn't show it.
Steve was well documented as frequently behaving like a jerk, but no matter how detestable, almost without exception those instances could be explained logically and served an overall purpose to those who understood him. I did not see this overall purpose and drive in this movie, nor did I see the inspiration. And then to suggest that (spoiler alert) Steve started NeXT and built its fantastic OS and OO architecture with the purpose of selling it back to Apple... come on that is just utter BS. And making a system closed had good reasons that are totally ignored here.
It is harsh to give this movie one of the lowest ratings I've given. Three stars, for great acting, exciting direction, and not feeling that the two hours watching it weren't a total loss of time. But sorry, if I were Steve I would not be happy about this movie totally ignoring facts and only focusing on the darkest aspects of his character. This should have been a different movie.
"Jobs" with Ashton Kutcher was much more compatible with reality.