Next Friday the new movie about Steve Jobs, a film directed by Danny Boyle, starring Michael Fassbender and whose script has been written by Aaron Sorkin, will be officially released. Walter Mossberg technology journalist at The Wall Street Journal and Steve Jobs confidant for the past 14 years of his life, he recalled in an interview the number of times they were left to chat and spend time together. For 14 years they were together on many occasions but in the film starring Michael Fassbender they have not been reflected.
Mossberg notes that the film has focused on the negatives of Jobs, both in personal life and in his career, especially when he was a young inexperienced. Like many other people who have seen the film, another aspect that irritates Mossberg is that the film claims that Jobs' daughter was conceived out of wedlock.
Mossberg claims that the film based on Jobs' biography you have been deeply disappointed, in part because he's always been a fan of Aaron Sorkin. The film ends in 1998 leaving the last 13 years of his life out of the picture when he led the change at Apple to become the tech giant that they have become.
However Mossberg is not the only one who has criticized the filmBut also both Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, and Jony Ive, Apple's chief designer, publicly expressed their disapproval of the film based on the rumors they had heard, because neither of them had seen it at the time. The widow of Jobs, Laurene Powell Jobs tried to paralyze the project as we have seen without any success.
After reading various opinions of relevant people at Apple, it is concluded that Aaron Sorkin, created a script to make it an entertaining movieNot really based on how Jobs was in both personal and private life, although Wozniak does claim that the character that Jobs reflects in the film was exactly the same as he had.
