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Britney 2022-03-22 09:01:44
The entire film consists of three scenes and three press conferences. Many films have proved that a good film is not about the number of scenes and characters. In the three press conferences at different times, basically the characters were those who witnessed Apple, or more accurately, the key to the growth of Jobs. The simplicity of the scene creates the richness of language---this film reminds me of "Birdman". There are only one or two scenes in "Birdman". The good thing about people is that they can understand the dialogue, but the bird people are a bit pretentious - even the dialogue between husband and wife is philosophical. The dialogue of this film is also similar to "The Social Network". The protagonists are all top geniuses on the Internet. Maybe the geniuses are similar, so their way of speaking is jumping. For example, when Jobs and Wozniacki quarreled, they could Suddenly they stopped to discuss Wozniacki's watch in full interest and then quarreled after the discussion and so on. At the end of the period, the audience learned about the matter from the dialogues between Jobs and different people. In fact, this kind of talk drama has very high requirements on the actors' acting skills, and each sentence represents different feelings. The dialogue is jumpy, sometimes happy, sometimes sad, sometimes furious, etc., with the actors' high-speed expressions and high-speed rotation, which is definitely something Michael Fassbender is commendable.
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Hailee 2021-11-30 08:01:27
It's probably a hit on the street if it's filmed like this. . . The script is good, but there should be some choices when it comes to video. The lines are too dense and it is not conducive to emotional expression. The final whitewash is too far-fetched. . . It's so dark that it's not level. If Jobs sees this movie, he will jump out of the coffin with anger. . .
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Eusebio 2022-03-20 09:01:42
Supplement mark. I like it very much, the dialogue and drama conflict are too strong. Almost five stars! Shark's Oscar is a pity.
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Andy Hertzfeld: Skip over - everything else is working, skip over the voice demo.
Steve Jobs: Fix it.
Andy Hertzfeld: In forty minutes.
Steve Jobs: Fix it.
Andy Hertzfeld: I can't.
Steve Jobs: Who's the person who can?
Andy Hertzfeld: I'm the person who can, and I can't.
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Steve Jobs: The exit signs have to be off or we're not gonna get a full blackout.
Andrea Cunningham: We've spoken to the building manager and the fire marshal.
Steve Jobs: And?
Andrea Cunningham: They're absolutely no way they're letting us turn the exit signs off.
Steve Jobs: I'll pay whatever the fine is.
Andrea Cunningham: The fine is they're gonna come in and tell everyone to leave.
Steve Jobs: You explained to the fire marshal that we're in here changing the world.
Andrea Cunningham: Well...
Steve Jobs: Did you?
Andrea Cunningham: Yes, but unless we can also change the properties of fire, he doesn't care.
Joanna Hoffman: Steve...
Steve Jobs: If a fire causes a stampede to the unmarked exits, it will have been well worth it for those who survive. For those who don't, less so, but still pretty good.
Andrea Cunningham: Listen...
Steve Jobs: I need it to go black, real black. Get rid of the exit signs, and don't let me know how you did it.