A bad job on Jobs

Rating: 5/10 (10 February 2016)

I do not see the point of making movies about Steve Jobs at all. Unless someone wants to make money on a very famous name of our era. Steve was a wonderful biz wizard capable of creating immense business value blending whatever tech knowledge he had with his futuristic knowledge and user friendly knack. It worked well in business sphere most of the time but his personality was a non-stop missile like character filled with high ego and self-esteem. Add a load of arrogance and anger to that and you get a nice recipe for a very boring movie. He didn't have time for his family and we don't know what was going on actually. There was nothing interesting to create a cinematically worthwhile feature movie from Jobs character. This movie has tried to create the emotional family man that there was not, and failed miserably - obviously. It's a pretty boring two hours, not because of acting (all actors do pretty well) but mainly because there was nothing to grasp aesthetically and get connected to the movie. You feel you are left out always, not with the movie. That is the main downside of this movie. Character co-ordination is so brittle I wondered what kind of a screenplay would it looks like? Actually the previous one with Ashton Kutcher was much better depicting true Jobs character than what Fassbender did. I sincerely, yes very sincerely, hope no one else will ever try their hands again on a Jobs movie.