hello (again)Another Look at the "Rock Star"

Rating: 9/10 (24 March 2016)

Aaron Sorkin's Script propels this Slice of Steve Job's Life and Delivers it in a Three Act (or three launch) Template that is so full of Energy and Wit that the Two Hour Running Time proceeds in what seems like a Heartbeat.
Danny Boyle's Direction is Smooth and Seamless and never Intrudes and Embraces the Story with a Subtle Style and a Standoffish package, penetrating the Mind of Steve Jobs and shows the way He Orchestrated the Talent around Him and pushed them to the Limit.
Michael Fassbender gives a Near Perfect Portrayal and is an Intense, always Self-Reflective Jobs, whose Genius seems to be "The Big Picture" as Wozniak (Seth Rogan) explains in one of the many and Enthralling Exchanges between Jobs and His close Associates.
The rest of the Cast, including an Important Role for Kate Winslet as Job's "Work Wife" add what was Needed to make this one of the most Remarkable and Razor Sharp Movies of the Year. It never Intends to be Conclusive or Complete, just Fantastic Adult Entertainment Shining a Spotlight on an Important and influential Man.
Steve Jobs' Impact on the World and the Tilting of its Axis has Yet to be Fully Understood, but it is Partially Understood and that's what this Film is...a Partial Understanding of a "Rock Star" in the Computer World. Along with Bill Gates, Jobs is in the Category of a "Beatles" or a "Dylan". Phantasmagorical but Flawed.