Customer Ratings & Reviews

An accurate representation of Steve Jobs's life: his genius, his drive or capacity to innovate, and everything in between. Danny Boyle continues to excel as a filmmaker, and the cast is pitch-perfect - in particular, Michael Fassbender. I highly recommend this film.

I love Aaron Sorkin as a writer, but I was slightly disappointed with the movie. It focused only on three parts of Jobs' life, which left me wanting more. However, Fassbender, Winslet, and Sorkin make it worth watching.

I love Aaron Sorkin as a writer, but I was slightly disappointed with the movie. It focused only on three parts of Jobs' life, which left me wanting more. However, Fassbender, Winslet, and Sorkin make it worth watching.

Movie is good, great acting. But the Digital HD only works with UV. Which is different for a Universal movie. But Apple didn't cooperate with this film and that floods over to not including and iTunes digital copy.

I thought the movie brought out the character of Steve Jobs but missed alot of the story from his early years to his investment in pixar. I recommend reading the book for a full look at an iconic part of our history.

This movie in my opinion is great for those who are interested in some history on Steve Jobs or those who works in the computer field. What will make this movie great to any viewer is if you watch the Aston kucher version before watching the Michael Fassbender version.

This movie is just okay. It was interesting to watch, but the acting was a little slow, and the plot line could have been better. It was like watching a documentary. Interesting, but not absolutely stupendous.

Let me start by saying this movie may not be for everyone, but I enjoyed it. This movie showed me a very different side of Steve Jobs that I did not know about. After watching this movie I feel I have a more complete picture of his life both at work and outside of work.

I'm a big fan of Aaron Sorkin's work, and this movie does not disappoint. This might not be everyone's favourite movie about Steve Jobs, but if you enjoyed The Social Network, you'll like this as well.

Having followed Steve Jobs and his career since the early 80s, wanted to see this show. It was OK, had it high moments, but the product intros only tell a small part of Steve Jobs' and Apple's story

This film is an insightful, originally structured and all around fascinating depiction of the brilliant genius known as Steve Jobs. Fassbender, Winslet, Rogen (yes even him) and Jeff Daniels are all on fire in this Aaron Sorkin penned biopic. Highly recommended.

This is a film full of wonderful dialogue and arresting story line. I don't own any Apple products but I still found this movie to be interesting and unapologetic. The actors are first-rate and the quick pacing of the picture keeps a viewer engrossed.

Along with a pretty good supporting cast to tell the story of Steve Jobs. If your looking for a little more insight to the man behind the genius and the genius behind Apple then this is a good place to start. Great direction from Danny Boyle.

This is a very dialogue heavy film, so be warned. Every single scene is well shot and keeps moving. And every single performance is spectacular especially from Michael Fassbender.

I read the autobiography and I know they used it as part of the screenplay but I felt they left out too much. Regardless it is a great movie and Kate Winslet is great in this one.

Great movie, got on sale for Black Friday. Better than version with Ashton Kutcher

The movie was ok but it was the great acting that brought realism to the characters. I just wish the movie would have focused a little bit more on Steve Job's early years.

Others have tried but no one has performed or channeled the role of Steve Jobs than none other than Michael Fassbender. Fassbender does it again. The only movie so far that gives the icon the justice he deserves.

This movie is not for everyone there's a lot of dialogue going on during the film. If you enjoy a dialogue movie this movie is for you. seth rogen was great on this film.

This movie shows Steve Jobs in a new light. It covers part of his life up to the release of his first desktop PC. It shows his relationship with his daughter and people around him in more detail the the previous jobs movie.