Don't compare...Be tolerant and give honor, he deserves, to Job's!

Rating: 7/10 (11 October 2015)

I haven't seen this version, but I have watched every single one of the others, and each had something or a different view point to present. I can't say I've seen a poor version, yet, but i don't ever tune into lifetime movie channel for anything unless forced...meaning only if there are no other sources for a biography on a character, will I turn to the LMC for a biographical movie. Nonetheless, I did see the Ashton Kertchner version, and of all of them, until this new one, I thought this was the best Job's biopic film, so far. I am an Ashton fan, but when I was watching it, I didn't know it was him as the star until later, so that says a great deal about his acting skills to imitate a man so well, his person hood disappears. There was a late moment in his film, I then knew who it was...late into the movie. So, because I was such an admirer of Jobs, to want to see the next version, I will watch this one. That being said, the new Job's represented in this film, by the amazing Michael Fassbender, is a truly fantastic actor in his own right, in almost every dramatic film or series I've seen him in, and I'm sure with Danny Boyle, as Director, we shall have a nice piece of work to turn out on this film too. As i suggested earlier, try not to compare, but to find what each working group as to add to Job's life and death. It's truly an honor to have so many want to see who the man was, who changed the world as we know it, today! I am old enough to remember having to share a phone line with our neighbors, as the only way to communicate other than in person, face to face, so I am needless to say, honored to have been born in the same time period as such a brilliant man, as Steve Jobs was. Bravo, for another movie version of Jobs. Don't compare, but instead try to embrace, celebrate and be tolerant of all of the differences and each of different nuances from each of the Steve Jobs story tellers! Just like everyone in the human race, Job's had flaws, failings and his own eccentricities. He was no God, but what he did do, was no less great than Einstein, Ford, Bell, along with many others who changed our world for the better...let's remember him, flaws and all, even as we see flaws and all in each attempt to cover such a fascinating and brilliant character!