Sorkin has done it again.

Rating: 8/10 (3 November 2015)

Danny Boyle has directed some great films in the past, and Aaron Sorkin has written some great films. The two of them together proved to be a worthy combination.
Steve Jobs surrounds the title character played by Michael Fassbender during 3 times of his life: The first act in 1984, the day of Apple's release of the Macintosh, the second act in 1988, the day of NeXT's release of the Black Cube, and the third act in 1998, the day of the release of the iMac. Each act takes place backstage right before Steve goes on to announce the product and the trials he must endure with his friends and enemies. Each act, Steve converses with Steve Wozniak(Seth Rogen), Johanna Hoffman(Kate Winslet), John Sculley(Jeff Daniels), Andy Hertzfeld(Michael Stuhlbarg), and Chrisann Brennan(Katherine Waterston).
The film I found to be extremely interesting. Apart from the snappy and well written dialogue Sorkin is known for, the choices made in the film I found to be quite fitting. There was some really exceptional cinematography, and all of the acting was great, especially Fassbender. An interesting stylistic choice Boyle made was that act one was filmed entirely in 16mm film, the second in 35mm, and act 3 in digital to give the film a real feel of technological progression. I've always loved Danny Boyle's stylization in his movies, and that I thought was a fantastic choice.
I'd give this a recommendation. It's an interesting character study that is sure to interest you all.