Steve Jobs is one of the more underrated biopics.
If you want a genuine and truthful portrayal of Steve Jobs' life that does not glorify anything he did, this film is a must-see.
Michael Fassbender provides one of the best performances of his career, perfectly capturing Jobs' likeness. One of the surprises in this film is Seth Rogen's performance; he embraced his character and runs with it. I'd want to see him take on more serious roles since he can pull off a wide range of emotions. All of the other performances are strong as well, with Kate Winslet and Jeff Daniels doing particularly well throughout the film.
The way the film sequences the events of each character's life and the events of Apple as a company is immensely effective; this provides an insightful perspective of the influence it has on each character's life. The film may not be rewatchable, but this is not surprising from a movie like this.
If you want a genuine and truthful portrayal of Steve Jobs' life that does not glorify anything he did, this film is a must-see.
Michael Fassbender provides one of the best performances of his career, perfectly capturing Jobs' likeness. One of the surprises in this film is Seth Rogen's performance; he embraced his character and runs with it. I'd want to see him take on more serious roles since he can pull off a wide range of emotions. All of the other performances are strong as well, with Kate Winslet and Jeff Daniels doing particularly well throughout the film.
The way the film sequences the events of each character's life and the events of Apple as a company is immensely effective; this provides an insightful perspective of the influence it has on each character's life. The film may not be rewatchable, but this is not surprising from a movie like this.