First, I'm a huge Ashton Kutcher fan, and I'd watch it even if it wasn't about Steve Jobs. Although he looks very similar to Uncle Qiao, but if he doesn't try hard to figure out the characters, he can't walk out of the 1.89m stature, and he can't make an unnatural clasped hands at any time. You go and let justin biber play miley try cyrus? The underpants man plays a promising young man similar to Steve Jobs in the two and a half miles of the hero. A while ago, there was news that he himself had become a shareholder of Lenovo, and the recent advertisements on youtube jp also featured him playing with the Lenovo discus. Underpants was a model debut, and his acting skills were really bad. The soap opera show in the 1970s, the wedding with Murphy was in a hurry, and it was not until Eric Brace pulled him out to play the semi-horror "Butterfly Effect". Taking a nod, we all know that what can make an actor stand up must be a brutal and dark movie, like Edward Norton, like Adrien Brody, of course, put these actors on the pant. It's not suitable to be together, but the underwear must be attractive to the great beauty Demi Moore. He has a kind of humility in his bones, which is related to his ordinary background and personal practice. (The two divorced later because of Demi Moore. Is the childhood turbulent?) This film can’t say that the panties are great, let the audience stand up and applaud and shout bravo, but he is 36 years old and he is still asking himself to grow up and learn from experience. It's been hard to come by.
Second, I have seen "The Legend of Silicon Valley" in the early years. The narrative techniques and scenes overlapped too much with that film, and the film in 1999 has a more sense of the times and pictures than the film in 13 years. This is a bit unreasonable. There are a lot of directors, and it’s not very good to use the studio to film dialogues and spend hours together. The only thing that stands out is the slow motion of the collaboration in the warehouse. There is no sense of contrast in the costumes, 70s, 80s, 90s. People wear the same routine. When they don't have money, the company is very clean. When they have money, it doesn't change much. Comrade Stan, can you reflect on yourself and learn how to learn the Kung Fu scene from Buzz.
Third, the selection of the supporting roles was not very good. In particular, Demont is not Mike's temperament at
all. In general, he should be grateful to the producer of the film, no matter if he wants to make a fortune after the death of the leader of Joe. Whether you worship him or not, it is not easy to make such a movie. But I still want to say, director, you can do better.
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