This film uses a different conventional biopic narrative method, focusing on the three important products of Jobs before his death - the Mac that started the personal computer history, the NeXT formed when he left Apple, and the release of the iMac after returning to Apple. Through Jobs, colleagues and partners , ex-girlfriend and daughter, revealing his uniquely paranoid product aesthetics, as well as his astonishingly difficult to judge moral character. A distinct and three-dimensional Steve Jobs, he is pure, insists on a closed end-to-end product structure, and firmly believes that his unique and perfect products can change the world. But in terms of secular morality, Jobs was a complete mess, abandoning his wife and daughter, and even being ungrateful. But that's the real reality of Jobs.
The dense lines and the omission of the background of the characters and products require a certain basic knowledge to understand the film, which also weakens the watchability of the film. But this is a uniquely good film about the real Steve Jobs.
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