My issues with this movie are: 1. Some of the lines are good and not phenomenal as the rest. 2. Boyle's direction is very good and not striking and risk-taking as Sorkin's screenplay.Yes, this is how perfect this movie is!This movie is the reason why I believe that Aaron Sorkin is the best screenwriter ever.Steve Jobs is one of the easiest movies to criticize, one of the most exhausting movies to watch, and it's the best movie to listen to!(9/10)

The problem with biographical pieces about the recently departed is that everyone has a perspective. Especially if that person is famous. Even more so if that person is deemed to have changed or inspired a whole generation.This is an okay drama of a moment in time but does not feel entirely balanced. Perhaps it is and this is my filter, my perspective if you will, on the subject matter.Jobs was and continues to be a giant in the computer industry. This movie won't diminish that, nor will it enhance it.

Although many viewers will have hoped for a success story of how Steve Jobs created Apple in his garage, they are instead confronted with a darker look into the life of Steve Jobs and the obstacles he faced. This movie may not be as slick and cool as the social network, however it still remains an excellent biopic. The key reason why this film wasn't a box office success lies in mixed critic reception. A film of this genre has to gain impeccable reviews to fill cinema seats. However I believe this film was snubbed and deserved both acclaim and box office success. This is not one to be missed.

Aaron. Sorkin. How this film bombed I will never fully understand. Bio pics rarely work. Where to start? Where to finish? But this structure and storytelling turned it all upside down. In each act, you knew why you were there. You knew what each character wanted. Sorkin and Boyle liberated themselves from chronology, and art finally imitated life as a result. Oh, and every actor NAILED IT. This film reminded me that storytelling matters. Because even Steve Jobs can be boring (Um, hi Ashton.) or brilliant. This time? It was the latter