The latest film about Jobs' life, which opened in several theaters in Los Angeles and New York on October 9, with a resounding success of the public and collection, is causing much more talk than the film that two years before starred Aston Kutcher called Jobs, which passed without pain or glory through movie theaters around the world. Steve Jobs, the movie starring Michael Fassbender, is receiving incredible free publicity thanks in part to statements from various past and current leaders of the company that Jobs founded with Steve Wozniak.
This new film directed by Danny Boyle based on the script by Aaron Sorking will officially hit theaters in the United States on October 23 and the rest of the world as of January 1, 2016. While Steve Wozniak, continues to speak clarifying certain aspects that he has seen in the film, confirming some and denying others. One that can never be denied is the strong character that Jobs had, one of his most peculiar features that Apple has tried to demystify a few days ago, compiling several videos in which he is seen as a friendly and nice person.
Steve Jobs has always had a reputation for having a very strong personality. Instead he was a genius at flattering the masses, he was a marketing genius. Woz compares Jobs to Edison, who despite being a genius has also been remembered for the complicated personality he had when interacting with his environment.
Wozniak also talks about his friendship with Jobs in which on many occasions the relationship was relaxed, where both made jokes, laughed together and enjoyed life. Many people think that Jobs lived alone and for Apple without caring about everything else. That is completely untrue.
