Average. I can't imagine Mr Jobs liking that appraisal

Rating: 5/10 (3 February 2016)

Everything about this film is average.
Fassbender doesn't suit the role to begin with. Woz is better reflected but even that falls short and he is portrayed as little more than a geeky and weak persona which he was/is was more than.
However, it is the attempt to make the plot centre around a 'heroine' in Lisa Brennan-Jobs that lets it down. She's been referred to as that by the producer, I believe, and it is just a horrible way to sum up the film.
I enjoyed the other "Jobs" movie much more and you can get rid of factual inaccuracies in both.
I do wonder if it has come too soon after the other film too. There's only so much appetite for invading the lives of others so soon after their passing, especially when neither film is endorsed by family.
It just doesn't work. It's okay to pass a few hours as background viewing and there may be parts of it that reveal more of the man behind the brand than you've seen before, but fails to engage or have a single moment of real note.
Forgettable. Average. Both words I would imagine Mr Jobs would loathe to hear said about anything involving him. Sadly, they're fitting for this movie.