So much for so little of a great story

Rating: 5/10 (27 April 2016)

Steve Jobs, directed by Danny Boyle is a based on the true story of the famous Steve Jobs and his career in the computer world, mainly with Apple. This movie is filmed as a biopic focuses on Jobs's work and mostly on his many presentations to the audience. In the same time we can see and learn about personal issues with his family and difficulties in team work. The plot isn't really surprising and that interesting except for the "personal side" of him that I wasn't really expecting.
At the beginning it's rather confusing, we don't understand everything right away, it's kind of quick. However I liked how the steps between the start of his career until he gets fired to his return were depicted.
The cast was great with good acting skills but to me it wasn't the most exiting film I have ever seen; at the end it gets a bit boring and there's a lack of originality or at least not enough change, it's always the same, like a hoop that turn again and again if we stick to to "work part". The story line is easy to follow, it represents Steve Jobs's personality that we have heard about and adding the personal life to the movie was a great idea that makes us able to see also the man behind the leader of a big company even if I think it might have been romanced a bit to attract people.
It has a pretty good ending with him fixing things with his daughter and the possible success of his last invention. Another positive point is that it shows Jobs as someone who doesn't give up. He follows his ideas, tries and finally finds what he was looking for, it brings faith to people, that even if you fail, if you keep failing, one day eventually it'll work out the way you want it to. I also liked the flashbacks that explain how and why a scene is what it is, like the one that speaks about how he got fired and his argument with one of Apple's executives.
In my opinion that was an interesting movie, with some touching scenes but unfortunately not as great as I expected it to be. I would recommend it for some scenes however I would nos see it again because I found it boring at the end. It is not a must-see and I would personally wait until it comes out on TV.