Steve Jobs (1/10) Movie CLIP - Fix the Voice Demo (2015) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
An irritated Steve (Michael Fassbender) demands solutions after the Macintosh's voice demo fails.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
This incisive biographical drama written by Aaron Sorkin (The West Wing) explores the genius and shortcomings of computing guru Steve Jobs (Michael Fassbender) through the lens of three product launches.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (2015)
Cast: Makenzie Moss, John Ortiz, Michael Stuhlbarg, Katherine Waterston, Sarah Snook, Kate Winslet, Michael Fassbender
Director: Danny Boyle
Producers: Mark Gordon, Guymon Casady, Christian Colson, Bernard Bellew, Scott Rudin, Jason Sack, Danny Boyle, Lauren Lohman
Screenwriters: Aaron Sorkin, Walter Isaacson
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[@michaelapichella2644]

when the teacher tries to put on a video in science class

[@lifeofane-boy635]

Michael Apichella Such comments deserve top place.

[@desdemonadidntdeservethats6434]

Michael Apichella this killed me

[@trevjaywill387]

haha this is hilarious

[@anotherbrick189]

lmao

[@TheWitchOvAgnesi]

Yeah, pretty much, except it doesn't end with the science teacher in school.

[@sandeepn6577]

It’s the background music that’s making this scene so intense

[@abhishekequinox]

I'm glad someone noticed.

[@fernando3061]

I agree, I love when it stops for a few seconds at 1:33 as he says "Don't open the house" and then picks right back up again as he re-enters the conversation.

[@toonomam]

The Aaron Sorkin effect

[@DaveDexterMusic]

+Michael Moretti Most of Dunkirk's score IS trash, I imagine removing it would make it even better.

[@adityarajasekar5138]

Lou not really

[@samsmigla]

I love how you can tell Aaron Sorkin wrote this dialogue without even seeing the credits.

[@KyanNezhad]

It's stunning

[@ttime441]

What do you mean

[@aorusaki]

for real haha

[@ttime441]

@Matthew Morris There are definitely people who can speak like this, me and my friends usually do quick fire roast whenever we hangout

[@Zesrii]

@Matthew Morris People talk over each other all the time...

[@Tonydaling]

Can you imagine working for this guy at your local Walmart.

[@MM-vs2et]

''Why is the Dole display up front missing a can?'' ''I don't know where it went, just leave it'' ''Lack of product placement can cause financial problems and we can get sued by the company!'' ''Look, just leave it ok? People won't notice i-'' ''Fuck you''

[@missionpupa]

Tony Ling spill at Isle 7, fix it.

[@drfunk1986]

why is the electronics aisle sign crooked?

[@masterritete21]

Tony Ling I

[@christophertown7136]

No. That's why Walmart is, well, Walmart. Come on now...

[@scylla019]

Tony stark was able to build this in a cave! With a box of scraps!

[@lemorelgambino9882]

scylla019 I’m sorry sir but I’m not tony stark.🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zandyzain6241]

@@lemorelgambino9882 and then proceed to made an equivalent of Tsukoyomi

[@jaggerjack8043]

Tony stark accomplishments exist in goddam comic ......not even a comparison

[@boodyjacob9322]

@@jaggerjack8043 You must be fun at parties.

[@jaggerjack8043]

@@boodyjacob9322 I dont go to parties......

[@kellykitkat40]

Bill Burr's comic routine about Steve J. is hilarious. .. "I want a device that stores a hundred songs and fits in your back pocket - get it done!"

[@FingerGunProductions]

get on it not get it done.

[@lastofmykind8]

^^^ Seriously. Way to butcher the punchline.

[@KungaMatata]

*get on it. You messed up the best part of the line lol

[@Merthalophor]

Steve J.? Seriously?

[@Highwhyman19]

and then the nameless guy do all the work without getting credit lol

[@Adamdow95]

"Two days ago, we ran a Super Bowl ad that could've won the Oscar for Best Short Film". Love Aaron Sorkin's writing.

[@Adamdow95]

@Montravius Daniel Yeah. Aaron was snubbed that year.

[@grnbrg]

Heh. You're right. When reading the line you quoted, I hear it in Toby Ziegler's voice.

[@travisbickle4360]

Jobs actually said that and was very proud of the ad

[@Adamdow95]

@@travisbickle4360 Did he really???

[@ojanymolina4222]

When Andy asks "which one?" when steve yells out for the other Andy, it's really not a dumb mistake it's just him being used to Steve lashing out at him all the time.

[@KevinMuller5]

Stuhlberg is an amazing actor. He brings his A game to every role and keeps footing with the leads.

[@diogeneslantern18]

FOR SURE. He played my favourite character in Boardwalk Empire.

[@MypronounIsKing]

Kevin Muller never heard of em

[@vb8428]

@@diogeneslantern18 Yeah, and even Scorsese appreciated the effort he put into that role

[@janetsminten8196]

@@MypronounIsKing Look him up pleb

[@SaulGoodman-w2x]

Arnold Rothstein!

[@connorhill9058]

This scene is a culmination of how good Michael Fassbender’s acting is and how good Aaron Sorkin’s screenplays are. Amazing!

[@salarzx62090]

Don't forget Danny Boyle's exceptional directing

[@TheSchaef47]

There's a lot of underappreciated talent at work. Sunshine deserved a lot more love than it got, and Michael Fassbender has had the dubious honor of being the best part of a lot of bad movies that didn't deserve him.

[@hagestad]

only thing that's out of place in this one is Steve Jobs knowing what sample rate it. Its cool they mentioned the true fact of proprietary fasteners in Mac. Now those who did not know they have long history @Apple and were very annoying from Woz perspective.

[@Raulbikcube]

So THAT'S why I have to take my Mac to the Apple Store to just get the battery changed. Seriously, the other two didn't give him enough shit for the "special tools" thing.

[@teddykgb3865]

That idiotic "special tools" mentality is why Microsoft killed them for so many years.

[@gamecrazyyy]

And how exactly has that changed? Apple still is a closed system, always been and always will. The iMac is glued together, no way you can get it open without ripping it apart.

[@teddykgb3865]

And that's why the vast majority of PC's the world over run Microsoft's OS.

[@keshav4203]

Teddy KGB no know you can open the macbook

[@chriseflores5253]

Yep. Mac's are accessible, pretty, and kinda cool, but PCs are just more efficient computers.

[@greenbalaclavaman]

"The screen says its an unimplemented trap, but the error code is wrong. It's a system error". You can tell he programmed the voice demo when he knows that the error code is wrong, AND what the real cause of the problem is. All delivered in one line of dialogue. This movie is great.

[@reecewithoutherspoon1324]

This scene is a perfect example of turning something as potentially bland as a technical malfunction, into intense, entertaining and engaging cinema. There are so many aspects of the scene that all have to be executed perfected in order to make it work, and this scene does exactly that. The acting, writing, dialogue timing, character, sound design and background music, even the camera work works together so well which makes the scene work. Re-watch the scene and focus on each of these aspects individually. All of them are executed to perfection. That's my interpretation of why this scene works anyway

[@gothgod10]

ReeceWithoutherspoon your interpretation is brilliant.

[@just_doug]

It's a nicely put together tense scene, couldn't help thinking the same thing!

[@mskidi]

Scene works because they bicker in fast pace with witty quotes and they've got tense music in the backround. Its like a good rap videoclip, tailor made for mass consumption by modern viewers with narrow attention spans. In reality Jobs looks nothing like the actual Jobs and doesnt behave at all like him. Jobs didnt deliver smart comebacks. He would just swear at people and most often than not end up crying uncontrollably when he got into arguments (look up Isaacsons' authorized biography of him). Winslet acts like some mother/guardian angel figure that her accent is a mess. The fat dude completes the trio belcanto of alternate versions of Sorkin barking at each other.

[@gaberouse3351]

I think the scene is tense because of how important the technical malfunction is to the characters, especially Steve Jobs. The peripheral things, like the music, the writing, and the acting all serve the purpose of articulating the intensity of the scene and the emotions, but those things do not singlehandedly create the drama. Imagine if they were talking about Steve dropping a pen. Then, the scene would probably be stupid, even with perfect music, acting, and writing. Clearly, the technical malfunction (and fixing it) is very important to Steve, an important character, or there would be no drama to emphasize with those aspects of the scene.

[@adityasanthosh702]

Perfection is when you bring David Fincher on board.

[@ASONBOURNE]

Danny Boyle called this film an action movie with words

[@joewhitehead3]

Interesting way to put it

[@romaasrani]

@@joewhitehead3 He called '127 hours' an action movie without words...

[@joewhitehead3]

@@romaasrani Did he really?

[@ChrisWolff2013]

Kevin Smith said that.

[@Blindswordsman1994]

@@romaasranino he said 127 Hours is an action movie where the action star cannot move

[@matthewgumabon7498]

Honestly, having studied computer engineering and worked in the IT industry, I feel this how every tech presentation or demo always seems to go down. No matter how much you plan, review and practice, when it’s showtime, something that you’ve never seen break before will break.

[@BJJOORRNN1]

I jus had a demo with a client. In my infinite wisdom, I decided to make some modifications the same morning before the demo. It didn't do what it was supposed to do during presentation :(

[@Kronos0999]

stop lying. I do the most basic programming and the one thing you can guarantee is the output in demos.

[@freeshavaacadooo1095]

@@Kronos0999 I can tell you do the most basic programming. Work on something meaningful and complex and then tell me otherwise

[@karamcsand]

This goes back to testing, staging etc. When you are preparing to presentation, there is always one man in the room saying "yea I just wanna make this little change now. It won't cause any problem, just wanna do it to make it complete". Any developer or project manager should hear the wings of death at that moment and just say no.

[@lettherebelamp5102]

edited

[@missionpupa]

Patrick Bateman not really.

[@AllenHanPR]

I dare you to do better.

[@prod.hxrford3896]

lol shut up fool

[@topbadgun]

it's kind of relate with "genius bar" ???

[@taipaulo4146]

"Who's the person who can?" "You're looking at him and I can't"

[@superman-007]

Steve: *Andy* Which one? Steve: *the other andy You are right there why would i be calling out* 😂

[@edwardvera3938]

P

[@dreamreaver1218]

I am crying

[@jqyhlmnp]

P

[@walterwhite4699]

That’s actually a cool way to bring about a character introduction.

[@oubrioko]

2:41 If a fire causes a stampede to the unmarked exits, it'll have been well worth it for those who survive. For those who don't . . . less so, but still pretty good.

[@JWex-jy7sk]

My question is why not just take a sheet of black cloth or something to put over the exit signs, and then if a fire breaks out just have someone stand by the doors to immediately take it off the sign if it happens?

[@Jay-og4yb]

@@JWex-jy7sk that's actually such a simple yet genius idea

[@andrewnavarro1185]

@@JWex-jy7sk Functionally the same to the fire marshal.

[@scottmatheson3346]

​@@JWex-jy7sk the regs don't allow for that. reasonably so, because if they did in practice the most likely result would be covered-up signs without overworked staff promptly on hand to uncover them.

[@scottmatheson3346]

for the good of all of us, except the ones who are dead.

[@twistedjosh14]

"He didn't want users to be able to open it. You need special tools" Apple really lives by those words

[@williamfrederickiversen3324]

"ANDY!!!! " "Which one? " "The other Andy, You're right there, why would i be calling out... " That's a smart way of name introduction

[@satelliteprime]

Absolutely genius writing

[@cordisdie5578]

Nice one sir

[@thabreez456]

i found that hilarious

[@ginofactap]

not really. funny, sure, but makes no logical sense that Andy doesn't realise Jobs is calling for the other Andy, hence the screaming. Jobs even moves his head towards the back, clearly alluding to someone out of his reach, further away from his two peers.

[@pyromaniac1695]

Sorry can someone please explain this to me?

[@joeschianodicola1810]

When the ice cream machine at McDonalds is broken: "Fix it." "I can't" "Who's the person who can?" "I'm the person who can, and I can't." [audible frustration]

[@pokerface4]

Everyone When the Ice Cream machine is broke: 0:21

[@templetonbob]

I have a theory that this happens when the machines need to be cleaned and no one has the time or man power to do it.

[@StefanConstantinDumitrache]

Tear it apart, we'll get to the ice cream through the broken pieces!!!

[@joeschianodicola1810]

@@StefanConstantinDumitrache Give Me Ice Cream or Give Me Death

[@DeathBringer769]

@@templetonbob I have talked to someone who worked at McDonald's and they told me it's do with the cleaning as well.

[@KyanNezhad]

Look at Fassbender's eyes when he says "don't start with me, man" 1:45

[@calvin941]

amazing acting

[@PaulMarriott]

Over 3 decades later and you STILL need special tools to open Apple products! :D

[@ayeapprove]

I wonder why that is. I think I have a clue: Money.

[@creamy925]

@@ayeapprove it might be, but the og reason that Steve jobs had was that he didn’t want hobbyists to modify it and change the device; he wanted the user experience to be controlled.

[@ayeapprove]

@@creamy925 He wanted a closed system so he could dictate what you can or cannot do with Apple products.

[@creamy925]

@@ayeapprove thats what im saying.

[@ayeapprove]

@@creamy925 You made it sound like it's a feature though

[@MarianKeller]

This scene is 100% accurate for many hardware start-ups. Some major issue is always going to arise at the worst possible moment.

[@romilrh]

2:29 I only JUST realized that's Sarah Snook, a.k.a. Shiv from Succession!

[@allys744]

OHMYGOSH it is!!

[@hawrnball]

I was so disappointed at myself for not watching this film sooner. Brilliantly acted, impeccable script, and fierce direction.

[@bilbo1778]

You were probably soured by the vastly inferior biopic starring Ashton Kutcher that released around the same time...

[@davidmckesey7119]

Top 10 film

[@gperrin9050]

The "Special Tools" thing made me laugh. I used to work for a company that recycled computers usually IBM's etc, we would occasionally get an IMAC here and there but they were impossible to get into without the special tools we didn't have, even busting them open was a nightmare. In the end we just started crushing them because they weren't worth the effort

[@decespugliatorenucleare3780]

YES

[@TheWitchOvAgnesi]

So, in other words, Apple is NOT an enviro-friendly company and is helping pollute the world by filling our landfills.

[@LobitoGris2027]

SpikeFlea Pretty much in 1984. Now, not really

[@nilloc93]

@@LobitoGris2027 except even now you can't just hotswap components without boot programs handy and the iOS will freak out at you if you start plugging things into the mobo randomly. While on a windows machine you can just turn it off, pop the cover, plug in just about any computer part in the world, and start it up and the computer goes "you plugged a remote controlled dart launcher into a PCI port..... k whatever"

[@SKeeetcher]

@@nilloc93 I bought a $5 web camera from chinese amazon. Plugged it into the USB and win10 automagically finds and install drivers for it. Just magic in a way and lovely how an unknown device can be supported like that.

[@TheCommentator353]

You need *special tools*

[@LKINTELLIGENCE]

*93% americans are not native, they are immigrants.*

[@adityarajasekar5138]

Really? 😏

[@Commander_Shepard.]

mHmmmmmmm SPECIAL TOOLS you say......

[@notahamster333]

@@Commander_Shepard. …oh…

[@ButlerWho]

'Then open it. Open it with your special tools.' '...MY RAM!'

[@Theusualsaretoblame]

"You need special tools" tell me about it...

[@Akshay-jm4hs]

Nice to see Shiv Roy working for steve jobs

[@Vintendo]

The music in this scene is perfect

[@louier2967]

I just noticed…IT’S SHIV ROY

[@geniushatman9016]

Let’s not forget that Michael fassbender isn’t even American

[@edmundnschrag]

Genius Hat man Neither is Andrew Lincoln

[@OK-1K1]

@@edmundnschrag neither is Kate Winslett )

[@mughwortslongshot4545]

Neither is Sarah Snook

[@MattGarcyaDC]

he’s an actor

[@Tobyee]

*Great actor*

[@AllenHanPR]

Aaron's Dialogue is just so over the top. Sometimes its sometimes its funny AF and others is monumental, when the last seen he says "I'm poorly made", really hit the home run on it.

[@Dreadpirateflappy]

On paper this film sounds so boring... but I loved it.

Steve Nugent Danny Boyle and the actors put a lot of energy on a potentially dull script. I loved it

[@hmulford3851]

Potentially dull script? It's Aaron Sorkin, he doesn't write potentially dull scripts.

[@ajaypsebastian2841]

Which paper😂

[@tshapedl]

boring? You mean the other steve jobs film

[@CraigBickerstaff]

@@tshapedl The other Steve Jobs film "Jobs" is like an extended SNL skit that forgot to be funny.

[@whakjob980]

Music is fucking perfect

[@Buxenwolf]

siquator my brother has said that Danny Boyle is really good at picking music for his films

[@lettherebelamp5102]

Buxenwolf your brother is correct

[@TheGreekPianist]

Kate Winslet won a Golden Globe for her performance and was nominated for an Academy Award. I loved her in the film

[@jonsimpson6240]

Gotta love guys like that fire marshal. "Don't care what your doing, fire is still fire."

[@leonthesleepy]

is that SHIV??

[@Saigeee333]

Yup

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

2:25 - That’s Shiv from Succession as the woman who keeps trying to keep the presentations flowing! 😄 She looks so insanely different in this movie.

[@Saigeee333]

Watch her in Predestination

[@carpanojr]

The smallest details like him saying “what” midway the other guys’s line can add so much authenticity to dialogue

[@genuinesaucy]

0:32 that's absolutely an I/T guy laugh

[@brandongacer1850]

Those title cards with the crowds in the background were done really well.

[@left4deadian]

Shiv roy really wants to be independent from logan huh.

[@joegoldberg2461]

With success you have to deal with failures

[@inxj5915]

Too true

[@thinktanium9789]

this is a great quote

[@eigeneagle9163]

Pretty much Apple in a nutshell...it's not about making a good product, it's about glitz and glamour and making a charming product.

[@testy462]

Not to mention finding a way to charge 1000 dollars for a phone that has all the features of a 3 year old android.

[@purepwnage007]

You guys are talking about the new apple, not the old apple

[@chopsuey--]

big pecs Ikr. The earliest models were what Apple used to be all about.

[@jimmycmartinez]

Who cares about android phones? lol

[@CrniWuk]

Actually I think in the past Apple made some really good products, their monitors and systems have been stable and unique from a technical perspective. They have been the standard for graphic designers due to the quality of it. But that was in the 1990s. Today? You're absolutely right. Overpriced garbage that looks nice, but does only half of the things it claims and costs double as much like the competition.

[@gwyn.]

2:49 "I needed to go black, real black." *Camera cuts to black reporter*

[@parkaman8901]

He’s Latino.

[@someonenothere8818]

@@parkaman8901 you're acting like that's somehow mutually exclusive.

[@Havs122]

This scene is way better than the whole "Ashton kutcher Steve Jobs" movie

[@KindredEmotions]

To this day I still can't believe Steve Jobs made billions basically being a Karen.

[@guyguy7714]

@@lewisw1550 Oh he was good at marketing

[@raymondedge8889]

Well we all know who the insulting little Millennial is now don't we.

[@Skelyboss]

Yeah but Karen's are not logical. Unlike him

[@arpitdas4263]

That's the actual way how you make millions. You bully lame nerds

[@yellowcactustvz4929]

@@raymondedge8889 Ok boomer

[@venmxshadows]

ANDYYY Which one? The other Andy, you're right there, why would I be calling out 🤣🤣🤣

[@jstriedinger]

This movie is criminally underappreciated and underrated.

[@austinohlrich9370]

If this were the 90's... Jim carry coulda been Steve, and Robin Williams woulda been Andy.

[@dobattlers]

90s i think was the best movie making in history. 80s and 2000’s pretty good too

[@asoap2422]

Which Andy?

[@vladimirhorowitz]

Jim Carrey would've been a terrible Steve.

[@rickalicious1116]

I could actually see Robin Williams play Wozniak and Jim Carry as Steve Jobs.

[@nikhil1234raje]

@@vladimirhorowitz I don’t think so, the person who can make great comedy can act in any kind of role, Truman show is one great example.

[@RainingDarkChocolate]

Can't believe that was Michael fassbender, he sounds so different from his Magneto character, that's astounding acting

[@kebbotnet4170]

"Fix it?" "Yeah" "...U-HAH UHAH UHAH... in 40 minutes?"

[@kkelseym]

Filmography never fails to amaze me. If this script was a book my mind would probably glaze over the back & forth dialogue, but with the music, staging, and what the actor's bring to their roles it's very compelling.

[@doodoobrown7551]

"he didn't want users being able to open it" * Louis Rossman has entered the chat *

[@brandonkey181]

Can we talk about how great the script and performance is for this scene? So many information delivered cleverly, concisely, and in a way any fluent, and many non fluent English speakers can understand.

[@revolvency]

I love Aaron Sorkin script, it always chaotic

[@monsurhabib]

I wish dialogues in movies/tv shows weren't this sharp. Nowadays everthing is on point, too perfect. You know...talk like people talk in real life. This kind of swift, sharp exchange of of sarcastic remarks hardly happens in real life, specially when its situations like this. It sounds nice however...that i admit.

[@sparrow56able]

Yes sometimes Sorkin just overwrites...

[@jackofalltrades6363]

It's just Sorkin's writing. But I go to a Sorkin movie specifically for this, his dialogue is his MO so I dont mind it so much when its him. Its not realistic but it is modern day shakespeare imo

[@masterludovicus802]

It happened with Steve Jobs actually. Do you know his story? He was a prick and a perfectionist and this is in full display here. If anything, the sharp tones here work perfect to describe how Steve Jobs was, especially during his first time at Apple. That's the reason why he got kicked by his own company.

[@tadtranclere3729]

Real life speech is boring and terrible. Actually listen to how people talk and you’ll understand why that should never be in film or television. Even people known for writing “realistic dialogue” don’t do it 100% because it’s just so bad.

[@decespugliatorenucleare3780]

Not a single stuttering, or crutch word, stupid accents and way of saying... it bothers me too

[@nigelleslie3896]

Love this scene. Jobs was not particularly good at computers. Wosniak was. But Jobs was the best, most driven salesman of the last century.

[@hepotitus]

"Who's the person who can?" "I'm the person who can, and I can't." Looks like he took it to the Genius Bar. Time for a new computer

[@charlesyun7803]

Can't he use his power of magnetism to fix whatever problem that is on the computer in 40 seconds? I coulda sworn I seen the X Men post credits scene where Magneto, as an alias of Steve Jobs, took a sudden interest in early computers.

[@arthurwaring]

Charles Yun bruh😂

[@robertm8318]

You realize he isn't Magneto in this movie, right?

[@archaea0810]

@@robertm8318 r/whoooooooooosh

[@farisf7291]

Robert M r/whooooooooosh

[@manuelmateo3392]

Lmao. Still, magnets and computers don't exactly mix.

[@orafaeldipietro]

Observing jobs perfectionism in this part 1:50 and noticing how his perfectionism could've killed the most iconic moment in tech history, Is a subtle powerful detail in the script for us to know who the guy really is before even the movie starts for real.

[@uncorkedvitriol3260]

Nice to see Shiv Roy worked at Apple before getting back in her dad's company

[@noumankhan6228]

Aaron Sorkin is one of the absolute best screenwriters alive.

[@nolanrux7866]

"I'm the person who can, and I can't" I've had this line in my head when talking to unreasonable demands from customers...

[@SeyhawksNow]

And this scene, with quick snappy dialogue is what we call Aaron Freaking Sorkin

[@magmafang7187]

Always happens when you have something working for weeks and when you show it ,it doesn't work

[@psychedelictacos9118]

This reminds me of that scene with Mr Burns casino, where he tells Smithers to get inside the model plane Smithers - "But Sir, that is just a model" Mr Burns - (Pulls out gun) "get inside!"

[@mikejotahs3911]

I hate how underrated Michael fassbender is.

[@DodgaOfficial]

Fassbender captured the essence of jobs personality so amazingly

[@tangenttanmay9136]

Me trying to handle 3 chats at once

[@buttercup141312]

1:44 One of the reasons why Apple pisses me off.

[@VB-3]

Never go full Aaron Sorkin. This is the most Sorkin movie of the Sorkin's, and that is not a compliment.

[@sya8109]

There is something magnetic about this Steve Jobs.

[@michaelhuynh4953]

"I'll pay the fine" "The fine is they come in and tell everyone to leave"

[@anttalsuraj9804]

‘ I’ll pay whatever the damn fine’

[@kunstwunderkammer6163]

I falling in love with Michael Stuhlbarg. He starred in Doctor Strange and Men In Black 3. I was looking more at him playing a minor character than the actual main protagonists.

[@SilentDanDisney]

Lincoln, Shape of Water as well.

[@loki_l_1380]

1:35 love the detail of every single person freezing when he says not to open the house.

[@sadas3190]

Why can't Griff just look into a dimension where he managed to fix the voice demo

[@Lapusso650]

This is how all movies should open. WITH AN ARGUMENT. Not some boring setup.

[@aravind4391]

When Aaron Sorkin writes a screenplay, it's a symphony!

[@davidbutz948]

Dammit Shiv, shut off the lights. You can afford the fine 😂

[@alialrassam6432]

Man I love this movie so much i watched it twice, and am gonna watching it for the third time

[@alishaeifler784]

2:17 😂

[@ace.of.spades3410]

To be fair, if Andy had the special tools, he should have brought them to the launch.

[@MarianKeller]

Totally. When I take first prototypes to important Events, I'd basically take a minimalistic electronics lab with me.

[@thinktanium9789]

bro it was 3am something something

[@faisalahmedali3145]

he seems more like a theater entertainment director than an inventor.

[@alexman378]

He wasn’t exactly an inventor, he was a businessman and marketer, that’s how he got the money to hire inventors.

[@DeathBringer769]

Yea, he was a master marketer and "re-packager" of technology. He didn't really invent anything. Even the whole idea for a Graphical User Interface (GUI) like MacOS and Windows, both Gates and Jobs got that idea from visiting Xerox's corporate campus back in the day and seeing they had one that they used internally. Then Gates/Jobs realized it could be repackaged, tweaked and sold to the consumer market on a mass scale.

[@scorpionwarrior8895]

The stress they went through is absolutely unreal

[@ireneisabel7586]

my family asking me to fix the wifi like

[@tatsuyahitake]

*Fun fact, Steve actually is Magneto but decided to run a gadget company*

[@TheGoonsies]

"It'll have been well worth it for those who survive." LOL..

[@AstraVex]

I love the choice to only use synth instruments from around 1984 for the soundtrack in this section of the movie

[@tumbleweed4315]

Love how his movement is different from what’s on the projector lolol

[@raphaeltoast]

Michael Fassbender is like Jim Carrey in this scene.

[@englandsensation]

Oh, hello Shiv!

[@romilrh]

One of my favorite structured movies, this is technically the opening scene and it goes on for a third of the movie never breaking

[@ss30g92]

Michael Fassbenders American accent sounds a lot like mark wahlberg

[@krishnaannapragada7259]

Fassbender was fantastic as Jobs...He should have got an Oscar and this movie should have been a blockbuster...

[@zebunker]

No. No. No. This is trash.

[@bluebell8557]

honestly the movie was so enjoyable

[@fulldisclosureiamamonster2786]

Discount Social Network is still high quality lol

[@slayerduval1]

That's Shiv from Succession talking about the fire exits!