Steve Jobs (9/10) Movie CLIP - Acknowledge the Apple II Team (2015) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Woz (Seth Rogan) demands that Steve (Michael Fassbender) acknowledge the importance of the Apple II team during the presentation of the iMac.
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.
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Cast: Michael Fassbender, Adam Shapiro, Sarah Snook, Seth Rogen, John Ortiz
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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[@knifecrab9511]

Seth Rogan is actually a good actor when he's not being cast as the same stoner character in every movie.

[@fuckboi4852]

Hey now, I like that stoner character, and those are usually his movies

[@masreklaw6441]

So himself

[@Barrie96]

I’m actually excited to see him voice Pumba in The Lion King

[@Estocolmo97]

He actually usually directs thoose movies

[@adriangarza6452]

No he’s not; he’s a shitty actor

[@2H2521]

Seth Rogen deserves more serious roles, he was excellent in this film.

[@Amalekites]

Rogen*

[@bluerationality]

He seems to like his roles.

[@butchrodgers9559]

Seth Rogan does get more serious roles however being a actor like him he’s allowed to pick and choose and that’s why goes for the comedic roles, I mean hell he writes half of those roles anyways and the movie he writes as a whole is comedy. Hollywood doesn’t decide for him and this also goes for many other actors of his caliber.

[@andersontomas55]

Maybe you came from a alternate reality where he is Seth Rogan but in this universe his name is Seth Rogen.

[@davidkite7529]

anybody can give a great performance with sorkin writing the script

[@WriterPlaysMTG]

I love when comedy actors do more serious roles, it shows their ability and it’s always fantastic

[@mikelawrence1556]

Boyish The Extrordinary *Comedy can be harder.*

[@charlesjones32787]

Jim carrey is another great one

[@ogfridgeman5546]

Tell that to Matthew Vaughn in psycho

[@hurmet]

It has always been a belief of Joss Wedon that it is better to hire comedy actors to do serious roles, because if you need them to be funny they can, where as the reverse isn't always true. It is harder to be genuinely funny than it is to get intense.

[@superbrightbrat7647]

Yup, Adam Sandler in Uncut Gems is a good example

[@jackattack2421]

“I am tired of being Ringo when I know I’m John” “Everybody loves Ringo”

[@Danieru-San]

Hate to break it to Jobs huh?

[@dogmuse00]

In japanese, "Ringo" means Apple.

[@jackattack2421]

Oh yeah I forgot about that, clever you are..

[@goldgaming4946]

Lol dude, i read your comment as it started in the video alongside (unintentionnally)

[@bigdoubleu117]

No, everybody loves Raymond!

[@michaelbaitler1375]

From an acting point of view, that's alot of back and forth dialogue to remember, fantastic acting.

[@8best721]

who told you this was one shot?

[@jeremynunns7496]

This isn't really all that much to remember when you consider theatrical plays can go on for 2-3 hours, without any cuts.

[@Zack-tx2ex]

They’re reading off of cards behind the camera bro😭😂

[@Faceplay2]

As a director I can say your wrong and I wouldn’t hire you on my sets if you can’t remember a 2 minute dialogue scene. With very basic emotion.

[@NeckYourself]

ThatGothGamer Daven an illiterate furry thinks he’s a director!

[@qwertyuiop22ful]

"I am tired of being Ringo when I know I was John". Only Aaron Sorkin can write dialogue like this. My God, I loved this film.

[@robertcarlisle90]

Oh Woz, you were George at best.

[@lgmmrm]

"everybody loves Ringo...."

[@JanMichael-Vincent]

robertcarlisle90 George was a superior musician, performer, and man than John

[@tylerfluegel3382]

And let's streeeetch this metaphor as long as it can

[@qazmko22]

That is perfect since most people know that Jobs and Wozniack loved The Beatles.

[@eljaroebeukes5118]

I hate to admit it but Seth Rogan is perfect for Woz.

[@eljaroebeukes5118]

@Brandon Martin it's that laugh brah.

[@Cammyd4fun]

He's not

[@sobergus]

Viking Fury He is

[@ripetika1743]

@@Cammyd4fun You're entitled to your opinion, homie. It doesn't make you right though.

[@Cammyd4fun]

@@ripetika1743 ok i agree same goes for you

[@gdog5798]

love this scene so intense that i didnt even notice the shark in the background.

[@TheAris621]

Didn't notice that either until now. Thinking about it, that shark is a great metaphor for Steve's ego at this particular moment.

[@sublimewins2186]

TheAris621 That’s why they did, you’d think it’s smart, but it’s pretty dumb, cause why tf would it even be there

[@blackwoodsecurity531]

@@sublimewins2186 worked as a projectionist in HS, sometimes to set up or test the projector we'd use a higher resolution image. Might be what they did, we had like a stock image of some different coloured balls or something.

[@dude12394]

I understand why woz wanted him to acknowledge the people epically when he says "they live and die by your praise" this is steve jobs, the face of apple, if he says someone is a bad worker or a bad coder or even acknowledge they exist, that's it, no well known company will touch them but if he says that they helped make something great they will not only be seeked by anyone with half a brain but they will have that much leverage on negotiating a contract

[@FractalPrism.]

just like the game industry of decades old (and more recent japan), they refused to let anyone be known in the credits to prevent poaching by other corps or to help employees maintain their career's track record.

[@yoyu8641]

They could just retire with how much they made from working at apple

[@dontreadmychanneldescripti7104]

@@yoyu8641 not at the time lmao.

[@AFatWhiteShark]

I've met WOZ once and he actually told me to buy a laptop from Microsoft, don't know if he was trolling... But i did it anyway.

[@AFatWhiteShark]

@Man With No Name Uff *WASTED* LOL

[@AFatWhiteShark]

@Man With No Name But of course, lol. There's something called notifications, it's kinda usefull ya'know

[@yeetwchybaban]

lol

[@DemonofLight80]

Not impossible depending on the rest of the conversation. I spent a long time doing cell phones. First thing I did when someone was switching between iPhone and Android was ask some probing questions. For some people, the honest recommendation was “stick with what you know.”

[@ael371]

@Man With No Name So its impossible for somone out of 7 billon people to once meet another someone out of 7 billion people?

[@Guns7469]

Woz was the real leader in the room that day.

[@ayandak47]

Not really. Its a product launch, not a luncheon.

[@chendaddy]

Certainly not only that day.

[@MRHappyHappyjoyjoy90]

This never actually happened.

[@tg4655]

Never was. Woz was the Ringo of the group. Nothing but a Ringo

[@jordancrooks6752]

@@tg4655 woah there pal whats wrong with being a ringo he was the chilliest and coolest person in the beetles

[@Endeavour30]

Unfortunately it's not the full scene but I love the fact that you can see the "Think Different" Apple slogan in the background as everyone leaves the room, yet Jobs standing before it is incapable of following his own "teaching". It perfectly showcases what Wozniak said, "Your products are better than you are". Such an amazing scene...

[@axel1300]

thats the idea i mean it has to be that way

[@spencerbacon]

“It’s not binary, you can be decent and gifted at the same time” Such a great line but the one that got me was “Acknowledge that something good happened you weren’t in the room for”

[@tonyrodriguez5341]

my dick was hard but now it is.. soft.

[@georgeofhamilton]

Heh, that's not in this clip.

[@robertmelgoza9757]

Spencer Bacon he’s always a good actor

[@lumberluc]

Acknowledgement is only good for those that beg. Soldiers beg. Professors beg. Salespeople beg. They beg because that's how they were trained. Those that don't beg for it, are automatically given it. Its an insane and trying society that we live in.

[@MustbeTheBassest]

@Alex Anthony everything apple did was with out jobs in the room. Jobs didn't design or engineer a thing in his life. W Every device apple produced was with out him in the room. /facepalm

[@robotdinosaur0422]

And then James Franco showed up and they smoked a big fat blunt together

[@boslyporshy6553]

*Que: Wouldn't it be nice - The Beach Boys*

[@shakes.816]

James Franco doesn't smoke weed

[@PatternLand]

That wasn't a woosh .....some people don't know that man

[@iamdoctorcat6347]

James oops wrong movie

[@Mugsi]

Ahaha. What a story!

[@lionelsanchez472]

I love Seth in roles like this.

[@2H2521]

Lionel Sanchez He definitely deserves more serious roles, he was excellent in this film.

[@kathiravanganesh5618]

Seth rogan stole the show

[@Amalekites]

Rogen*

[@vince6892]

Pumba*

[@Simpon]

Lex dude stfu, so annoying correcting people

[@navations]

Lex wrong

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

O

[@AWDTH1111]

Wozniak: "The Newton!" Jobs: "The little box of garbage. You guys came up with the Newton, you like WANT people to know that!" Lol Aaron Sorkin is a genius..

[@anonym58063]

ONE, not WANT

[@AWDTH1111]

1:15 It's WANT. ONE wouldn't even make sense in the context of that sentence.

[@DoughBoy45]

Artur Sarhsjan what?

[@akhilnair1137]

@@anonym58063 that makes zero sense.

[@LandersWorkshop]

Did the Newton machine ever get released? Or was it just a thing that never left the Apple engineering teams workshop?

[@evanderholyfield6283]

Who just loves watching clips like this

[@sippingonthatmessytea7285]

Me🙋

[@VectormanRxQueen]

Same

[@RDR911]

Why not just watch the movie and get the real experience?

[@retiksingh9123]

Hey man

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

O

Bill Burr was right about Steve Jobs. He was a rainmaker who stole other’s credit and he was a pretentious jerk.

[@AdeptKing]

The Holy Mackerel but he was probably still the best thing to happen to the company or one of the best things. Being nice/decent and successful don't always come together unfortunately.

[@Dayrahl]

Yep this is why I don't buy apple products

[@gdsu234]

He was right but not because of this clip. This is a movie

[@maxng1904]

damn if you are basing it off this movie Micheal Fassbender is doing an incredible job

[@adirao2856]

This a movie, not real life

[@Rob-hv5zq]

Rule #1 of being the boss is ALWAYS respect those who built your success, no matter how much you think they're insignificant. Ignore them and you will see your empire crumble as they quit on you one by one.

[@joojoosasa]

Look into Dan Price of Gravity Payments in Seattle/Boise. That, in my opinion, is the model that all businesses should adhere to.

[@elmalifico3708]

@@joojoosasa Dan price is awesome

[@thebacklog1458]

In all fairness Apple as a business did not even come close to crumbling. I’m not denying Steve Jobs being a terrible person at points in his career but to generalize and say that all companies crumble under horrible moral leaders is an objectively wrong statement.

[@sobgray]

False. Steve jobs lived and died as a success

[@Rob-hv5zq]

@@thebacklog1458 Apple succeeded not Steve Jobs. Near the end of his life nobody respected him and nobody cared what direction he wanted to take the company. And to be fair, apple's not a very good company in the first place. They don't care about their customers or their workers. They only care about profits. And because of that they've slowly become less and less popular.

[@vernefits1953]

Very solid performance of both actors

[@dullfuture9283]

Everyone’s talking about Rogan but Fassbender is also incredible. Such an amazing career and great talent

[@truthlifefishing1730]

The Rogan part of messy and loud isn't really a stretch.

[@roquefortfiles]

I don't think Fassbender is great. I think he's totally wrong for the role.

[@Highstakess_]

​@@roquefortfiles what?! Are you joking? :D

[@roquefortfiles]

@@Highstakess_ Nope. The might look like him but he doesn't have Steve's cool energy

[@Highstakess_]

@@roquefortfiles On the contrary, even if he doesn't resemble him, he captures the essence of the character. If you are discussing the scripted Steve Jobs, they heightened the incidents for cinematic drama. Fassbender delivers a perfect performance in the movie, one of his best.

[@blaqstar]

bill burr is right "He changed the world! The world was one way! And then Steve Jobs came, and it was another!" What did he do? Somebody, for the love of god. What the freak did that guy do? What he do? He told other people what to invent. "I want my entire music collection in that phone. Get on it!" Right? Then these poor nameless faces scientists gotta go into the back room, and figure it out. "How the freak we are going to get all of this into this? I mean. What year is this guy think it is? This guy is crazy. This is like Buck Rogers. Dude, my kid has a birthday like in 11 months."

[@JadeW1121]

I love that rant by him hahaha

[@SFK360]

Jesus, Ghandi, ME.

[@SwedishEmpire1700]

Meh, Commodore changed the world more then Apple anyway, the C64 is still the most sold computer in history even today.

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

+Marvin Marv EXACTLY!!!

[@CrazyHorseInvincible]

Bill Burr is funny because he's a comedian, not because he's right. These poor nameless, faceless scientists were waiting for someone to tell them what to invent rather than doing it on their own as fast as they could. Think about that for a second.

[@J007297]

Even though none of this conversation is true, but the direction and acting and cinematography is so top notch, that it feels real life. It feels like a real conversation. The editing and pacing is perfection.

[@dani0479]

Unfortunately, some people take this movie as gospel. But I really love the movie though, the dialogue is my favorite.

[@roga4416]

everybody loves ringo

[@AmericasComic]

it's such a funny line. I've been in that situation in both sides of the argument - where you get caught up in the back and forth and just focus on some bullshit detail.

[@raisingwings2913]

At least Ringo is still alive unlike John

[@sksksk7412]

I dont get the reference. What movie is that from?

[@selfishstockton6123]

Sean Fries The Beatles were a band not a movie

[@TMC3Official]

Sean Fries you make me sad

[@CodeNameKrypto]

Most actors that have been in primarily slapstick-comedy roles always surprise me when they show more raw and emotional depth to their acting.

[@PHATB0Y20]

“Steve Jobs was a poser, he couldn’t even write code”

[@gloop32]

Vod Kinockers I dont think you can call someone a poser for not being an expert in one portion of a company.

[@cekcekrokrok9979]

Soo what are you in real life

[@yusufpatel6774]

gloop32 Yeah, you’re absolutely right. Charles Darwin was no expert in genetics, but he knew that all organisms were related in some way.

[@symbolitical4158]

@@yusufpatel6774 that's very very different from the OP is saying

[@magikal_oz9872]

Vod Kinockers he was an ideas man and a face and pretty damn good at both the world needs two types of people the visionary’s who can imagine and think of new ideas and the engineers who make those ideas into reality

[@PoliceTelephoneBox]

Jobs was a huge jerk who didn't create squat, but he was damn good at putting on a performance.

[@valenchino123]

Teraphim he played the orchestra. you can have 3 of the biggest geniuses in the world but it takes a man with heart to push an idea that has been knocked down for decades

[@whatintheworld6413]

Everyone who played the music should be acknowledge, and jobs was the ticket seller for the music Theatrical performance

[@thesprawl2361]

Why is he regarded as such a genius? I honestly don't get it. If he didn't create squat why is his reputation so ridiculously huge?

[@thesprawl2361]

@WheresPaul#1981 Okay, that sounds a lot more reasonable than the breathless hagiographies comparing him to Newton and Darwin. I'm still not quite sure what he actually _did_ compared with Wozniak though.

[@Buugzy]

Really??

[@Segadrome]

1:27 I see what you did there Seth.

[@jcast3126]

I get what u mean but blunt means being upfront in a serious way

[@CaptainARR]

@@jcast3126 im pretty sure he knows what he means.

[@AMH793]

@@jcast3126 woosh

[@SICKBOYONYT]

Comedians will always have a great chance of being great serious actors

[@mf2yu197]

Comedians always have brilliant acting/directing horror movies, because they're the one who've always come up with the joke and improvisation. They think hard, not just deliver lines of script

[@seen203]

I haven't seen this movie yet, just the clips- but holy crap the dialogue is amazing. Perfectly timed and the music really brings out the emotion. Great job.

[@pageup213]

Nope. Jobs was mainly a businessman and tried to claim the same level of credibility that someone of his stature would if he was also a professional programmer on the edge of technology and the programming elite, that was driving the company forward from that perspective. History has seen Woziniak to be the victor in this debate, and that is a good thing. Jobs was a great businessman, remember him as that, its what he deserves, he wasn't the be and end all when it comes to Apple and never was, but it was advantageous to sell that idea while he was alive.

[@smartwater598]

Hernando Rodriques Some could argue actually building a successful business is harder than making some new product. "Just a businessman" Apple is trillion dollars company there are many people with new ideas and new tech but having a unique vision have knowing how to use and sell them is another thing which not many people can do. Elon musk is also not some inventor either

[@Rotinaj37]

What are you saying "Nope" to?

[@pageup213]

I wish I knew, its always fun reading back old comments you forgot you even made. But i'd say it was a segway into my subsequent comments about jobs, aiming at his attitude towards whom he was in the grand scheme of things at apple. I think smart water misunderstood me and warped my comment to being "just a businessman" when I stated "mainly" which was his core role, he wasn't involved in R&D and coding that lead to many of Apples early innovations and products. Having said that, businessman play a vital role in building a business, and he did a great job with Apple, but he also placed himself front and center like he was a computer scientist that was developing many of Apples products (at least that's how he came across, and many people believed it for a long time), and that it was his market research that lead to the development of many products, when that simply wasn't the case. He was great at selling that idea of himself to the world, which helped the company sell products like gangbusters, but his rise was also at the expense of some of the people that actually did do that work and helped him get there - but that's business for you, its not all clear sailing and high fives. Jobs still deserves to be remembered, but its worth sorting through the myths and good PR to see him for what he was and what he actually brought to the table, instead of this romanticized tech genius character he built himself up to be, when in reality he was just one part of the cog that made that company what it was and flourish while he was still alive. I'm glad that in subsequent years that more and more of the actual story has surfaced, and we now are able to give credit where credit is due to all that were involved, including Jobs, but in a more measured manner.

[@scylla019]

Look at Apple now, Tim Cook took over and he was more “businessman”. Innovation stopped and they started making phones that costs a thousand dollars which core feature was to animate emojis, and a computer screen stand that costs 999 dollars. Steve Jobs used to work on innovation first with Jony Ive every day he came into the office. Now even Ive is leaving. Steve Jobs made Apple great.

[@Ccm2019]

Many people can code like Woz.. but Only Jobs has the Guts to push this idea. Many programmers think they are the main reason why business succeed because of their invention/creation.. but if them alone it wouldn’t be push to the market. Business people get overlooked all the time discrediting the amount of their success.

[@MclovinHawaii-qp6bx]

Prove that Seth Rogan is not only a comedian just like Adam Sandler in the movie Uncut Gems

[@samsonguy10k]

Honestly, Adam Sandler wowed me when he did the remake of The Longest Yard. He played the straight guy to the funny guys in the movie and it worked so well. A lot of comedians are so full of themselves that they have to be the center of the comedy, but Adam played it different then and it made Longest Yard a lot better movie than the current string of comedies he was failing at.

[@krusenator123]

Click took me by surprise too

[@livy456]

@@samsonguy10k pretty sure I read somewhere that after he was sidelined at the oscars for uncut gems, Sandler swore he would make the most terrible movies as revenge against Hollywood

[@samsonguy10k]

@@livy456 "Got 'em!" - Sandler, maybe.

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

O

[@Treizez34]

This movie is not really all that accurate to what actually happened in the Apple/Steve jobs world (loose representations of reality) but MY GOD the acting and scriptwriting is absolutely top notch and THAT’S why this film should be watched. It’s phenomenal! If only newer movies would take notes from this…

[@dlobelow760]

Aaron Sorkin legit is one of my favorite screenwriters. I wanna learn more from him.

[@FoodforThought12345678dsds]

Maybe start by not using "legit" and "wanna"

[@dlobelow760]

@@FoodforThought12345678dsds maybe start minding your own business on how people write.

[@MegaMaskgold]

His masterclass is pretty great.

[@BuffPomsky]

@@dlobelow760 lol gl trying to become better if that's how you react to feedback

[@molotovcandycorn2542]

Great performances from both. Fassbender's accent and accuracy is amazing

[@tjpowers88]

Both Rogen, Fassbender, and Kate Winslett were excellently casted in this movie. It captivates you around 3 different acts. The Mac launch, the next launch, and 98 launch and yet it seems like so much more than that.

[@MusicManiac-vw8nd]

All Seth rogen needed was this 3 minutes of this dramatic scene to show he can do more than being a funny dumb stoner

[@GigaChadh976]

He shouldn’t write all his movies like that then

[@JTedits]

@@GigaChadh976 I think he just wants to be paid to get high lol.

[@kevinhobbs6064]

The newton was essentially the first iPhone...so yeah.

[@JK4m3r0n]

Actually none of the products Apple presented was new after Apple II. All they had was the technology catching up to the concept and Steve Jobs masterfully stirring the consumerist craze.

[@Dularr]

Not really, the Netwon wasn't a phone. Just a really bad hand writing hand writing recognition program.

[@sakaya9878]

Leonardo A. S. Exactly. Jobs was not an engineer, he was not an inventor, he wasn’t even a half descent person, but he was probably the best marketer to ever live. Absolut marketing genius.

[@sarfaraz.hosseini]

@@sakaya9878 He was more than a marketing genius, he was a modern day Prometheus, who made computing and technology accessible to the ordinary person, by bringing design into the software and hardware development process, creating a series of products using existing technology that were easy to use, and beautiful, products that changed the modern world, along with his marketing.

[@sakaya9878]

Sarfaraz Hussein Merchant that’s what a marketer does. Repackage something that already exists and sell it back to you.

[@faroffshores2216]

I'm never going to celebrate somebody's death, but Steve Jobs won't be missed by anyone with morals.

[@sullivandmitry1416]

Business doesn’t have morals. He wanted to make a tech company that actually did things. He wasn’t for charity in just giving away useless and trash products. Woz was a nice guy who let everyone walk over him any time a conflict arose, Steve did what needed to be done and when he was removed from apple they almost went out of business. He wasn’t a saint but you can’t allow people to walk over you in an industry you are trying to build.

[@Terminal_Apotos]

Then I don’t have morals.

[@NpcManDoesStuff]

I only know him by the iPhone, and that's it xD

[@Stranzua]

Look at the business world. It doesn't have many morals at all. All you have to do is look at one concept like 'lobbying' to see that is true.

[@happybear3706]

Does that include getting kicked out because you failed with the apple 3, Lisa and original Macintosh?

[@redmustangredmustang]

Woz had that interview with Stevo and that's pretty much what happened here. Jobs didn't acknowledge the Apple 2 team in that shareholder meeting or did very little of it and it sent Woz over the edge and sent him on the course to leave Apple. The Apple 2 literally kept Apple solvent for years until the Mac got on it's feet financially.

[@vikingbme97]

It's interesting to always see comedic actors delve into drama. Sometimes it surprises you how flexible actors are

[@Konnik92]

After seeing the movie, i found a interview video here in KZbin with Woz talking about the movie. He said that scene never happened (never begged to Steve about the Apple II team, never talked to Jobs that way - cuz he's a nice guy). He didn't even complained to Aaron Sorkin "because it's his art".

[@irishguy200007]

But behind his back?? Different story

[@sauryalbertoheinigermorill5632]

I didn’t even know this movie existed but damn this is a nice scene - imagine having a shout out with your boss like this

[@AtomicHorizon]

Aaron sorkin’s writing brings the best out of people performances

[@__Lopps]

This was a really good movie. Really like the Steve-like voice Michael fads Bender is doing here.

[@guyincognito5706]

John and Paul wrote Ticket to Ride together. "Lets write a swimming pool!"

[@ShadowKrueger]

I find it really strange that during scenes of extreme conflict like this, when I have anxiety about someone or something out of my control I watch scenes like these. I can’t shake not watching them.

[@mrspeaker89]

I don't buy Apple products but I love this film. Some of the best acting I've seen in a film from everyone.

[@AngusStewart01]

The dialogue in this scene is powerful

[@jamesonsahariah4393]

This two actor was the best perfect mixture for this film. 👍🖤

[@Amalekites]

These* actors* (plural)

[@LobitoGris2027]

Woz and Steve r a prime definition of opposites attracting.

[@julienwood577]

“Steve jobs was a poser, he didn’t even write code”- Richard Hendrix

[@fjr4997]

who is Richard Hendrix?

[@MrRetlav]

Seth's an excellent actor and this is a really good example.....

[@jabarihargrove9900]

Best scene out of the movie. Ate every bit of it up

[@nostalgia4522]

“I am tired of being Ringo, when I know I was John.....” Jesus f**king Christ this script was phenomenal

[@mskidi]

The script was ok.

[@_G_H_0_S_T]

Steve jobs was one of those people that refrased the term "scam" into "smart marketing"... that man was a criminal.

[@tiberiuzz8769]

Thanks for recommending KZbin 😊👍

[@delta9685]

Imagine the one person that had to pee but was too scared to move

[@BlueBrixProductions]

The one scene in Movie history that not many people have a clue what their talking about lol. But seems convincing.

[@richardkelbie5362]

I was in the auditorium that day and this is almost spot on

[@doubllechief6926]

So underrated. Will be considered a classic in the coming years. I think people were expecting a more conventional biopic and weren’t necessarily used to it’s atypical, dialogue driven structure. Only issue I have with the film is the name, should have called “One More Thing” or literally anything else, lol.

[@Starman.2957]

I want Seth Rogen In more movies like this

[@Destinylover14]

Hows no one talking about Michael Fassbenders perfect american accent?

[@chackle5002]

I DIDN'T EVEN NOTICE IT WAS HIM UNTIL YOU POINTED IT OUT, MY GOD THAT ACTOR IS SO GOOD.

[@sara-vf5xz]

He did a great job at changing the pitch of his voice too, and making it slightly more nasally.

[@adithyamenon5207]

Seth Rogan is such a great actor...why does he always get stoner characters

[@xxx-pliskin-sniper-xxx8538]

Plus he’s a massive stoner 😂

[@isakferm7674]

@Goldbergzão Regardless how well you think he acts, he's capable of playing other roles than stoners. As showcased by this clip.

[@abrahamgarcia8332]

he likes those roles.

[@lk6912]

I think all great actors graduate from there original talent. Otherwise your just like a one hit wonder.

[@jeandakaud4286]

Because he is a ginormous stoner

[@Nayops23]

1:37 Words to live by.

[@blissas7261]

‘Nobody moves’ somehow that was intense and powerful🔥

[@muhammadfarhan581]

If this truly happen in real life i really wish i could watch woz and jobs going at it

[@chiweitai8234]

Niсcсe

[@octaviancaesarhibernicus4447]

The Apple Niccce was a piece of crap aswell.

[@javiersmith7027]

Great scene for both actors!

[@paydn202]

never seen this movie....now i gotta watch it

[@Thejetlife_jd]

Seth Rogen shows he can do dramas really well in this movie. Especially in this scene.

[@MollymaukT]

"I don't think there's a man who has done more to advance the democratization that comes with personal computing than I have" Few people can claim they're the best in their field and be right, and even even fewer can say it being right and not come out as pretentious jerks. If the real Woz had said that he'd be in that select group

[@matthewJ142]

That last line just breaks your guts man. He idolized him.

[@lukedaley17]

I’ve never really pictured Seth Rogen in a non comedic role. But he does great job with his performance as Steve Wozniak.

[@JerkyMurky]

Seth absolutely kills it in this scene.

[@Blackridge.]

"My name is not steve, my name is magneto" @0:26

[@kamikazemoviesclips6629]

Steve jobs He was the one with the ideas and Steve Wozniak was the brilliant why he was the engineer and creator of what started with the Apple 2 since Jobs was very bright as an executive

[@skullcrushed1216]

Haven’t seen the movie but wow that was powerful

[@elcinefilosv]

I respect Ashton Kutcher as an actor but this is the real movie about Jobs and his journey to improve personal computing.

[@SpikeySenjuSSJPapa]

This was more about his personal life than business side tho

[@AllenHanPR]

Steve was one of the most selfish people compared to how people think of him, he never acknowledged his daughter, One of his friends and original members of Apple let Steve stay at his house when he was homeless. But when Apple went public he didn't give any stock to his friend because he didn't think he deserved any. When Jobs worked at Atari, he was promised $5K if he could finish a game in 3 weeks, Steve asked Wozniak to help him at nights and said that they were getting paid $700.00 and Steve would split even with Wozniak, he basically lied about knowing how to finish the game and lied to his friend to do it.

[@thegreenbaron6439]

I now have to watch this movie asap

[@robertadinoia3347]

this scene is so unreal

[@lexluthor3811]

Seth did what Ashton never could, which was be taken as a serious actor and its merited

[@BubbleBum4082]

WATCH OUT he’s the master of magnetism but also the genius behind Apple

[@Peter.Newell8808]

I haven’t seen this movie, and most of the Seth Rogen movies I’ve seen he plays himself- but from this movie scene, he’s more of a Bruce Greenwood (Star Trek (2009)) authority figure type character. Good to see he changed his acting style. Admirable 👋

[@raphaeltoast]

Seth's underrated in this role. It shows he's able to do both comedic and serious roles.

[@vilsujami]

I really don’t like Steve Jobs, but he is quite the character to make a movie about.

[@PretzelKing]

1:42 ......everybody loves ringo

[@ritvikmishra8388]

Respect can not be asked for nor can it be taken, it must be earned

[@TheNativeEngine]

What about credit?

[@griffinkelly8694]

George is the Beatle everyone should want to be remembered as. Most musically proficient and had the best post-band career.

[@markarmage3776]

The Newton is the base of the smartphone idea, somehow people just can't see that. Especially Steve Jobs and now Samsung had utilized the Newton's features and crushed Apple, so yeah, it's a box of garbage, quite like Steve Jobs if it doesn't have anyone to execute it properly.

[@isaachernandez5502]

Mark Armage lol “crushed Apple” tell that to their insane profits

[@jwhite7643]

Mark Armage think crushed is a very large overstatement lol

[@michaelbrooks3220]

I can’t understand what you’re saying.

[@joekaput747]

@@don1041 turns out we were ready in 2007

[@Davlenar]

Like most things made by Apple. The Newton was a rip off of an older product by another company. The only thing Apple innovated after the Apple II was their UI.

[@xyhmo]

This, or anything like this, never happened, according to Woz. They never screamed at each other.

[@kathiravanganesh5618]

Happy Birthday Seth

[@JD37]

Wow. What a scene.

[@alsimmons3808]

Really good film but I love this scene

[@smackdaddy9802]

Seth Rogen is fantastic here. Fassbender is currently my fav actor.

[@HidrogenoyMau]

Steve Jobs was a great marketer sure, but most people that criticize him fail to realize that more than that, he was a great project manager, he pushed his team to do the absolute best. To put him down just because he wasn't an engineer or designer is like putting down a great football coach just because he isn't an athlete.

[@yehboi6646]

Don’t ever let an ego control you