Jobs (2013)

PG-13| 2 hr. 5 min.

Plot Summary
College dropout Steve Jobs (Ashton Kutcher), together with his friend, technical whiz-kid Steve Wozniak (Josh Gad), sparks a revolution in home computers with the invention of the Apple 1 in 1976. Built in the garage of Jobs' parents, the device -- and the subsequent formation of Apple Inc. -- have changed the world for all time. Though he is viewed as a visionary, Jobs' tenure as Apple's leader is a rocky one, leading to his eventual ouster from the company he co-founded.

Cast: Ashton Kutcher , Dermot Mulroney , Josh Gad , Lukas Haas , J.K. Simmons , Lesley Ann Warren , Ron Eldard , Ahna O'Reilly

Director: Joshua Michael Stern

Genres: Biography, Drama

Distributor: Open Road

Jobs (2013)

Release Date: August 16th, 2013|2 hr. 5 min.

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Peter Travers Rolling Stone

Jobs is a one-man show that needed to go for broke and doesn't. My guess is that Jobs would give it a swat. show more
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Mick LaSalle San Francisco Chronicle

At its best, it's a good picture, and at its worst, it's almost good. show more
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Claudia Puig USA Today

One thing it doesn't do is offer a revealing look at the mercurial entrepreneur. The movie that bears his name settles on a blandly superficial treatment of a deeply complex man. show more

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November 28, 2013 xv00000000172163
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Only thing they didn\'t talk about was how bad Apple was with its software and how Jobs stole most of it from other more intelligent people.
September 01, 2013 chrisw46
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The critics missed on this one. It may have played somewhat loose with the historical facts but it is hard to separate Jobs from Apple and Apple from Jobs. I found it generally compelling if a bit long here and there. It\'s a smart movie and very entertaining.
August 30, 2013 dukedewf
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I had no idea that he was one mean \"you know what\". It certainly came through.

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