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  1. History is full of abusive and arrogant visionaries who had little regard for all the people that they crushed under their boots. What makes Steve Jobs so special? He took Apple to the top of the sales charts twice, and he was a billionaire.
  2. This film’s biggest problem is that Ashton Kutcher’s portrayal of the title character uses the same presentation-like delivery for almost every scene. This approach works when he is actually doing a presentation, but it is simply a distraction when used in scenes where he is at home with his family
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  5. Despite its flaws, the movie was, at times, inspirational. The music took you back to the 1970s and was particularly uplifting. Like most of us back in the 1970s, Apple founders were not primarily motivated by dollar signs, but by something grander. As for Kutcher’s portrayal of Jobs, he did a helluva good impression- according to Apple folks who were at the screening I attended.
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  7. The dialog accurately reflects whats already out there in print (re:Isaacson and Moritz books on Jobs and the history of Apple computer).
  8. Jobs is a biographical drama based on the life of the late Steve Jobs,the founder of Apple Computer. The time line is from his hippie days in the 1970’s to his return to Apple CEO that help the company rise from the brink of bankruptcy and leading becoming close to a $500 Billion and most valuable company of the United States.
  9. Jobs is the politically correct sanctification of a corporate creep whose only goal in life was to make money. Steve Jobs, the billionaire who refused to pay child support to his daughter, is presented here as an arrogant lunatic who bullies and abuses his employees, but only because he is a great visionary.

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