Steve Jobs. Universal: February 16, 2016

[eiknarf]

Originally Posted by DaBargainHunta

Just curious but when the movie started in 1984, did Kate Winslet sound like Kate Winslet, only to develop a Polish accent by 1988?

[Show spoiler]Seriously though, I remember the accent being there from the beginning.

It's odd. We have it on now. First ten minutes, no accent. Fifteen minutes in, there's a slight, weak accent.
Fast forward to the second act, and the accent is heavy.
Not poking fun. Just an observation a house full of people are clearly seeing.

[Ray Jackson]

I like this movie a lot.

Fassbender kills it as usual.

As did Aaron Sorkin with the writing.

But I do think this movie is a classic example of the overuse of music.

I can probably count on one hand the number of scenes that didn't have music playing through the entire scene.

Even if the music is good, which it is in this film, it starts to lose its effectiveness when it plays non-stop throughout the entire film.

...at least in my opinion.

[Rhylliam]

Just finished the film. While I don't fully hate the film, I do find it to be flawed in its execution. Aaron Sorkin gets far too much credit to be honest. Interesting idea to present this in 3 parts, but there's just far too much that occurs conveniently on each of these days. Since its based on true events, all I can ever think of while watching ANY film based on a true story or real person is how things are manufactured for the sake of a film. Ashton Kutcher certainly isn't at all in the same league as Fassbender, but the film Jobs was far more interesting than this film (though it too is flawed).

[imsounoriginal]

It's not meant to be a documentary.

[Constitution 101]

Just finished this, although I bought it on release day(forgot I had it). I have to say while I really liked the movie, the transfer...looked really bad in spots.