While Ashton Kutcher did a great job in 2013 it is only when you see Micheal Fassbender as Jobs you realize what Kutcher missed out. Of the two jobs movies, I clearly lean towards the Danny Boyle-Fassbender 2015 version over the Stern- Kutcher 2013 edition. While my biases may differ from the many Apple fans I call friends, they are still biases. So no, this is not going to be a neutral review. I know it is a great story because it doesn’t just define Steve’s life, it defines the lives we have lived the dreams we have dreamt.
And when the time came I read Isacson’s Jobs, Wozniak’s iWoz and Schlender and Tetzeli’s Becoming Steve Jobs cover to cover. The impact the iPhone had on my children’s life. Of the innocence and purity at Pixar and the baggage and conflict at Apple. I walked out amazed from every single Pixar film wondering the dichotomy that existed between two siblings that belonged to Jobs family. When the world witnessed with disbelief the turnaround Steve engineered at Apple as part of his second coming. I have seen the story from the sidelines. Of the price you have to pay for attempting what mortals would consider impossible. Of ambition, of conflict, of what it takes to make a dent in the Universe.
That dreamt dreams standing on the shoulders of giants who molded an era around their personalities.įor it is a story that I would like to share with my children, when they are ready. I don’t fall in the group classified as the original technology generation, I belong to the one that followed. Jobs, Steve’s life and its context, especially his two stints at Apple defined an entire generation of technology professionals. Yet, this would not be absolutely true.įor while I am not a fan of Mr.
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You may assume that the review I am about to pen, will be free from biases common to Apple and Steve Jobs followers. You can’t take that away from him.īut to answer your question, no, I am not a fan. And I have nothing but respect for his vision, his insight and his ability to read both design and the future. But I salute the products and the business, the revolution they unleashed, transforming our lives and the world around us. I was never a fan of the man or the company. And I am going to watch it again on my next flight out to Kigali this Saturday. I have watched it in pieces over the last few days travelling across six legs over three countries. Sitting next to me last night on seat 7J, on the Emirates flight back from Dubai, you must have wondered.
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