Brilliant Jobs? More like an asshole. But that's OK.

Rating: 5/10 (31 December 2015)

If you're hoping this will be a biopic, it isn't. It doesn't even begin at any beginning of Jobs, but throws us directly into his first launches and sends us behind the scenes of their failures and fast forward to the first release of the iMac. And it ends with the foreshadowing of the iPod. So if you wanted to know how it all began, it doesn't exactly do that.
In fact the movie revolves around the launching of products, being behind the scenes before the curtain goes up, and gives us an idea of his character. His behavior, his condescending remarks and his displeasure of having a daughter name Lisa. What the movie does so well is show us an asshole Jobs, but try their best to justify his behavior so the audience doesn't feel like he's a total bad guy. Which he isn't.
But it doesn't change the fact that he is an asshole, even brilliant gifted man that have change the world can and have been assholes. That shouldn't take anything away from the man that is Jobs, but all his followers that worshiped him can't understand that simple fact.
I'm not quite sure what the movie wanted to say or its true intention, it is entertaining to watch him argue with those around him and be extremely arrogant of his ideas while belittling others. I think Wozniak said it best "you're not a coder, you're not an engineer, just what do you do?"