A film that's a showcase of a man's personal problems and how it intersects with his technology discovery!

Rating: 6/10 (26 October 2015)

"Steve Jobs" isn't the greatest movie in the world, yet I guess it's a watchable biography type picture which really showcases a man who has both struggles life and job wise. The film shows different sides of Jobs one side is that of a self made computer wizard and the other is that of an arrogant, cold hearted self centered prick. Still it's informative and filled with enough drama and challenge to make it watchable as you learn about the life of a technology legend. Danny Boyle does a good job directing which the film was adapted from a 2011 biography, the film has different steps and time frames with it's focus on the three most important Jobs inventions that was in 1984 the Macintosh and then the NEXT computer in 1988 then finally the iMac in 1998. All along the way Jobs life and work is at a crossroads as he's a divorced dad with a daughter that's tough to love, and the clash with one time Apple chairman John Sculley(Jeff Daniels) is fun and the friendship of childhood pal Steve Wozniak(Seth Rogen) is on and off. Plus Michael Fassbender is in top form as Jobs and moving in a strong tough performance is Kate Winslet as the head strong assistant Joanna Hoffman. Overall this film is an okay and entertaining take that's informative about the life times and struggles both personal and professional of a tech legend.