Movie Review: "JOBS"

Steve Jobs as young man, was adopted and found his interest in technology with his father. Nonetheless, with his profound interest in technology he eventually met his future business partner, Steve Wozniak and created the first apple computer in his very own garage. In a free enterprise system, Steve Jobs was given the ability to be able to conduct his own technological advances and co-found a multi-billionaire business.

“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life” (253). The man who changed the world of technology said this in front of thousands of Stanford graduates. All of the interesting work and his life was written in a biography called Steve Jobs: The Man Who Thought Different by Karen Blumenthal. Blumenthal included everything about Jobs from birth to death in this book. The title of the book came from Apple advertisements that said “Think Different.” The main character of the book was obviously Steve Jobs. Jobs was the co-founder of Apple Inc., NeXT, and Pixar and he was able to do all that because he was the man who thought different. Anyone who owns an Apple product or has seen many of the famous movies

This 2006 Romantic Comedy is worth recommending. The story of this movie is unique, which compelled those watching. The story is easy to follow and keeps the viewer interested in finishing the whole film. If you are a person that likes to be entertained it is a movie for

Now if that doesn't make you want to just try and get through life, I don't know what does. Teens relate themselves to this, and make it a better movie. They also put it into their own

Although the dialogue was clever it got a little boring and not exciting at times. It did a brilliant job at using lighting, music and cinematography to better get the message across. If you watch the movie over and over, you would probably learn something new you never noticed about the film before. Almost every scene had some kind of hidden meaning which is good if you watch it a lot. The movie did a good job giving the American Dream it’s distorted truth. You can work every day of your life, but you’ll never be happy unless you have the right relationships and people you care

The book, The Privilege Of Youth goes way back into the 1970’s in California. However, since Dave (The author’s biography of his teen years) continued to move through the foster care system,he repeatedly got transferred to different areas in California. The book, The Privilege Of Youth is a book that shows young teen readers like, The Golda Meir High School Community, the reality of being a teen going through the foster care system. In the beginning, Dave (The main character) was only in his teen years going through one of the most harsh conditions any teen is likely to face.

Today, more than 55 million households are owners of at least one iPhone, iPad, iPod or Mac computer (Brashares). Steve Jobs was an American technology entrepreneur and inventor. He was the co-founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of Apple Inc. and CEO and largest shareholder of Pixar Animation Studios (Freidman). He made a remarkable difference in technology and should be remembered as the man who shaped technology to was it has become today. To this day Apple is by far the biggest competition to all other computer and technology companies out there and many of these companies strive to be as popular and well known as Apple is. Steve Jobs revolutionized technology because he was the CEO of Apple Inc., reshaped the smart phone

In the movie Steve Jobs, the main character, Steve Jobs, goes through the three most important presentations of his life. The hour before the release of the Macintosh, again for the release of the NeXT, and then again for the release of the iMac.

You should watch this because it’s a nice movie and I like it a lot. It’s an action movie. This last summer, Maze Runner is like all i watched when it came to watching movies at home. I would even work out to it, that’s how much i liked it. It starts off as all these guys normally

The movie did hold my interest. I was interested in how the economy operated from the beginning after being founded in the 18th century. I liked how the movie depicted the nations debt. This movie was sort of like a chapter in a history book to me. It showed how the United States economically prospered and did not so well over the years. I never really thought of this nation having a significant amount of debt in the beginning. What I realized after watching the movie was that we need to elect more officials that are more concerned about the national budget and proposing solutions to fix it. This video made me see the government as an empire and how these different branches control the government. It also made me realize that the government is not as good as

I did not like the film because the plot was uninteresting to me and it was a dark film. The opening was very unclear, there was no dialogue, and the viewer was made to guess what was happening. People who like drama would probably enjoy the movie for the ending and the acting of Daniel Day-Lewis. I would not go see the movie in theaters. I would only watch this movie if I was bored at

I think this is a decent film since it has every one of the qualities I'm searching for in a motion picture. It has diversion, activity and sentiment. It additionally has a rousing story that I got to be distinctly inspired by. It was additionally extremely reasonable and dependable. This is currently one of my most loved movies and that says a considerable measure of the amount I preferred it.

Do I recommend this movie? Yes!, yes I do it was a wonderful film and it did have some kind of personal effect on me as well like I personally think that this movie was made so you can see what the problems are in terms of the real world. To me the problem was leadership and control. The main reason the decepticons were there was to gain control and live to benefit themselves and their planet. Near the end there is a betrayal for position, in terms of who’s in charge. So I feel like in this world society has a painted picture of how everyone’s family should look. And I feel like people are fighting to gain that position of power or leadership to make changes either for the better or for worse it all depends on the person’s point of view. So in this diverse country how can we learn to accept eachother and ourselves? well i think that the best way is to provide empathy and have

Steve Jobs acted as an innovative micro-manager, which lead Apple to create a new market for different devices. His devotion, drive, technological skills, attention to detail, and the hiring of capable people to work with helped him invented the iPod, a user friendly mp3 device, and iTunes, a web service to buy music, which brought Apple large profits and continues to do so today. The iPod changed the way we consume music and reshaped the music industry and iTunes helped consumers download, and organize digital audio and video on personal computers. (Rose)

In its infancy, Apple Computer Inc. began with the Macintosh personal computer. The company was founded on April 1, 1976. The founders were Steve Wozniak and Steven Jobs. They incorporated the company in 1977, on January 3rd, in Cupertino, California. In the twenty years that followed, the company produced personal computers. Besides the Macintosh, Apple Inc. made Apple II, and the Power Mac lines. Although they lasted for decades, during the 90’s the company experienced some turbulent times with low sales and market share. Steve Jobs left Apple Inc. and came back in 1996 when his company, NeXT was purchased by Apple. In 1997, Jobs became the interim CEO. In later years it became a permanent position for him.