Jobs had a vision but cared little about the people who helped him create it
This movie immediately reminded me of The Social Network about Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg. He and Steve Jobs in this film are portrayed in exactly the same way. Both are loners who had a vision for technology and innovation and didn’t care about anything else especially other people. As a result they would throw people under the bus and forget them as soon as they were no longer necessary. Basically, they were both jerks and geniuses. Despite that I was caught up in the sense of creation that the movie created. It did help that Josh Gad was Job’s early partner Steve Wozniak and added some humor to play off Ashton Kutcher who played Jobs. Kutcher was also better than the corporate hacks that ran the board of directors for Apple. That was another strong point of the movie about how decisions are made in big companies.<br /><br />My one big problem with the film was the end where Jobs was returning to Apple after being kicked out. He gets a cheesy speech from an Apple worker and then Kutcher gives a speech about technology. Both are supposed to be inspirational for the new phase of Jobs’ life and Apple. Given Jobs personality however you could see him discarding this guy as soon as he wasn’t necessary. Yes, Jobs loved creating new things but he didn’t care about the people who helped him do it. It was all about his vision and little else mattered.
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