High dialog density along the lines of "Death Of A Salesman"

Rating: 6/10 (23 October 2015)

Felt like I was watching a play from all the "Willy & Biff Loman" styled arguing back and forth on how to sell new and sophisticated technology for its time to the unwashed masses while obsessively being on time for each Apple release conference from '84 to '98.
Couldn't tell if the movie praised or demonized Steve Jobs from all the jump cuts to the past and present of long winded philosophical arguments on the inner workings of Apple and how Steve Job handled his personal life. Still didn't get a sense how much of it was true vs an interpretation of history.
It got very tiresome trying to determine if Steve Jobs was an autistic, obsessive compulsive sociopath with low self esteem or one of the most clever business and marketing strategist the world has ever seen especially when the movie implies how he used NEXT to embarrass or motivate Scully who had fired him from Apple. It will require a second viewing to be sure. At best the movie made it appear there was some weird business mixed with personal politics issues going on at Apple.
But I'm of the sort that likes speaking and learning truth of the dead but I'm not sure I got both in this movie because it covered too much history in order for me to keep up.
I was hoping the movie would've recreated and conveyed the magic aura I felt seeing each new Mac release four of them I bought since '98, but focus was placed more on interpersonal relationships within the company.
Oh well. I would've done better financially investing in Apple stock in '98 than buying their computers. I still haven't figured out how to make money with them.