The recent premiere of the film “Steve jobs” made a splash, gathering for the first weekend, over $2 million interestingly, a screen biography of the founder of Apple may not be named as such in full. The fact that the authors of the biopic are not stingy to add into the picture a hefty dose of fiction to make the series more cinematic.
Blame the Director and screenwriter in the forgery of the facts is not entirely appropriate. This is the opinion of the critic edition of Yahoo Tech Glenn MacDonald, studied every scene of the film with the aim to separate the actual events from the fiction.
“If you’ve seen even one trailer for the film, you might have noticed – let’s be honest – a complete lack of similarities of the characters with their heroes,” says Glenn.
Michael Fassbender, who plays the role of Steve jobs, has been criticized because of its on-screen appearance. In addition, the Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak confirmed that many scenes in the movie occurred in life.
“Between me and Steve never had that conversation, in which I accuse him of stealing my ideas. Also I thought not admitted that Apple is solely my doing,” said the Who.
Despite a significant portion of the fiction in the film, Who endorsed the “Steve jobs”, calling it one of the best films about his friend since the days of Pirates of Silicon valley. Moreover, according to him, he literally felt that once again became a participant of those events that survived one day. It was possible to assume that the kindness of Who proved an honorarium of $200 000, but the box office says otherwise.
As you know against the film was made by the widow of Steve jobs, who accused the filmmakers in the mockery of the image of her late husband. As stated by Powell, to introduce the founder of Apple in the role of arrogant and inhuman tyrant – top faux pas. However, Walt Mossberg, the chief editor of The Verge and part-time a former friend of Steve jobs, disagreed with this view, noting the following: “It is not shown on the other side, which was so afraid of [Lauren]. Though certainly the film is very far from the Isaacson biography”.
“Steve jobs” boasts demonstrations of many real events. For example, the Fassbender insisted to include in the final version of the scene where jobs washes his feet in the toilet. This has actually happened and, according to Michael, should please true fans.
