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• MOVIE page: Jobs (2013)
• Rate: 6.1/10 total 1,693 votes 
• Genre: Biography | Drama
• Runtime: 122 min
• Filming Location: UCLA, Westwood, Los Angeles, California, USA
• Budget: $8,500,000 (estimated)
• Director: Joshua Michael Stern
• Stars: Ashton Kutcher, J.K. Simmons, Josh Gad | See full cast and crew
• Original Music By: John Debney   
• Sound Mix: Dolby Digital
• Plot Keyword: Entrepreneur | Business Executive | Computer Technology | Technology | Computer

Writing Credits By:

(in alphabetical order)
• Matt Whiteley 

     

Plot: The story of Steve Jobs' ascension from college dropout into one of the most revered creative entrepreneurs of the 20th century. |  »

Story: The story of Steve Jobs' ascension from college dropout into one of the most revered creative entrepreneurs of the 20th century.

Produced By:

• Ronald Bulard known as executive producer
• Gil Cates Jr. known as co-producer
• Douglas Hansen known as executive producer
• Mark Hulme known as executive producer
• Mark Hulme known as producer
• Bill Johnson known as executive producer
• Mark Benton Johnson known as line producer
• Jacob Pechenik known as executive producer
• Marcos Rodriguez known as executive producer
• Jim Seibel known as executive producer
• James D. Stern known as executive producer
• David C. Traub known as executive producer
• Alton Walpole known as line producer

FullCast & Crew:

• Ashton Kutcher known as Steve Jobs
• Dermot Mulroney known as Mike Markkula
• Amanda Crew known as Julie
• James Woods known as Jack Dudman
• Ahna O'Reilly known as Chris-Ann Brennan
• Lukas Haas known as Daniel Kottke
• Matthew Modine known as John Sculley
• J.K. Simmons known as Arthur Rock
• Ron Eldard known as Rod Holt
• Lesley Ann Warren known as Clara Jobs
• Josh Gad known as Steve Wozniak
• Elden Henson known as Andy Hertzfeld
• David Denman known as Al Alcorn
• Eddie Hassell known as Chris Espinosa
• Kevin Dunn known as Gil Amelio
• Brad William Henke known as Paul Terrell
• Nelson Franklin known as Bill Atkinson
• Ava Acres known as Young Lisa Jobs
• Victor Rasuk known as Bill Fernandez
• Annika Bertea known as Lisa Jobs
• Hollie Winnard known as Rod Holt's Wife
• Clayton Rohner known as Financial Expert
• Brett Gelman known as Jeff Raskin
• Ronnie Gene Blevins known as Dealer
• John Getz known as Paul Jobs
• Mark Kassen known as Jud
• Giles Matthey known as Jonathan Ive
• Scott Krinsky known as Homebrew Attendee
• Kent Shocknek known as 1980 News Caster
• Debra Garrett known as Apple Executive
• Lenny Jacobson known as Burrell Smith
• Evan Helmuth known as Francis
• Laura Niemi known as Jobs' Secretary
• Jim Turner known as Jobs' Attorney
• Alan D. Purwin known as Helicopter Pilot
• Rachel Rosenstein known as Apple Receptionist
• Hazel Dolphy known as Apple Employee
• Dan Shaked known as Apple Engineer #2
• Lanre Idewu known as Apple Executive
• Joe Filippone known as Atari Employee
• Nick Pasqual known as Mac Design Team Member
• Rodney J. Richards known as Professor
• Clint Jung known as Gareth Chang
• Aaron Webster known as Hewlett-Packard Employee
• Aaron Kuban known as Ethan
• Ness Bautista known as Carlos Kidd
• Abigail McConnell known as Joanna Hoffman
• Cody Chappel known as Student at Lounge
• Dennis Nicomede known as Professor Andrews
• Paul Borst known as Apple Employee
• Zachary Tupaz known as Kurt Louis
• Matthew Scott Hill known as Design Engineer (uncredited)
• Maksim Kovalev known as Press Crew Member (uncredited)
• Samm Levine known as Apple Designer (uncredited)
• Adam C Smith known as Mac Designer (uncredited)

Production Companies:

• Open Road Films (II) (presents)
• Five Star Institute (as Five Star Feature Films)
• IF Entertainment (in association with)
• Venture Forth (in association with)
• Silver Reel (in association with)
• Endgame Entertainment (as Endgame Releasing) (in association with)
• Devoted Consultants
• Endgame Entertainment (in association with)

MPAA: Rated PG-13 for some drug content and brief strong language

Jobs (2013) Review by Arit

This film's biggest problem is that Ashton Kutcher's portrayal of thetitle character uses the same presentation-like delivery for almostevery scene. This approach works when he is actually doing apresentation, but it is simply a distraction when used in scenes wherehe is at home with his family. Of course, it is meant to show thatSteve Jobs was in a constantly elevated state of mind even around hismost beloved, but the film takes his aloof attitude and bad temper asfar as he is almost dehumanized at the end.

"JOBS" starts out feeling realistic when the title character firstintroduces the iPod and harks back to his student days, but from thereit almost resembles the biopics of rock musicians who fall out of theirheydays due to alcoholism and substance abuse. By the end Kutcher isportraying the most arrogant lunatic on the planet instead of the mostinspirational entrepreneur of our time, and there is not an explanationwhy he has become so mentally detached from the world surrounding him.The most disappointing omission of all, however, is the lack of his"Toy Story" aspect, a portion of his life which could havesubstantially restored his humanity in this film.

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Jobs (2013) Review by vouty from United States
Despite its flaws, the movie was, at times, inspirational. The musictook you back to the 1970s and was particularly uplifting. Like most ofus back in the 1970s, Apple founders were not primarily motivated bydollar signs, but by something grander. As for Kutcher's portrayal ofJobs, he did a helluva good impression- according to Apple folks whowere at the screening I attended. The dialog accurately reflects whatsalready out there in print (re:Isaacson and Moritz books on Jobs andthe history of Apple computer).

Like many docudramas I've seen, the film had trouble creating the kindof underlying drama that a fictional account could do and the moviesuffered a little bit from not having much of a back story.Nonetheless...

This is a very worthwhile movie that goes beyond the character of SteveJobs, but reflects on the struggle of a visionary leader and a team ofgeniuses who took no shortcuts to create something beautiful andworthwhile.

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