Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine Official Trailer 1 (2015) - Documentary HD

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Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine Official Trailer 1 (2015) - Documentary HD
A look at the personal and private life of the late Apple CEO, Steve Jobs.
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[@kidbean1]

Great documentary. You will never look at Steve Jobs in quite the same way.

[@JakeHD1]

That's me speaking from 0:47-0:52. I laugh at that clip today.

[@Batman-do3ut]

JakeHD1 lol

[@Walkman0007]

cool bro, he did make a lot of stufff

[@keerthiprasad6943]

@JakeHD1 ur great bro, ur expression is magic.

[@eastlondonhustler]

You're a proper Appleade junkie!

[@flatlineheartbeat1851]

Steve Wozniak was actually the one that built the first apple and/or Mac and Steve Jobs was mostly a sales person to start with.I think Wozniak didn't get what he deserved from all the hard work he did....But that's my take on it all.

[@lightyagami6362]

he was also the business mind and salesperson. He understood how to make a business out of it. Without Steve jobs Wozniak would be a relatively unknown engineer doing great inventions that no one knows.

[@finnianwilliamson]

1:49 - i'm legit getting teary eyed

[@joshuachambers576]

Omg. I thought I qlwas the only one. I cry every time I watch this . Honestly, cry.

[@Chatterbox-94]

“Power…what is that?” Jobs didn’t believe in power. He believed in progress and making technology that could revolutionize the way we live.

[@PradyumnaKamat]

That last line from Jobs at the end is very psychedelic, clearly reminiscent of his experiences in India.

[@mysteriesofhistory5027]

Power=work/time When u drop out too early Lol

[@dothedeed]

Power = theft. Getting paid $7,000 but saying you only got $700.

[@anshwadhwa3561]

@@dothedeed What's not power is wasting your time spreading hate in the comment section.

[@manichedgehogchannel4701]

steve jobs was the marketing genius not a technical genius people give a lot more credit than he really deserved

[@UseZapCannon]

All this shit about "he's made everything," "he single-handedly created the industry," etc. Why do people apparently not know Steve Wozniak existed? No one ever talks about his contributions in these Steve Jobs films, presumably just because he left the company before any of the new-age mobile devices shipped.

[@das51d1d]

the feels...

[@captainrandomvideoclips8065]

Why do people disliked this video?! Steve Jobs is the man!

[@seanmcmeown1992]

Was the man

[@Aleksey_Konovalov]

One more thing…

[@emreozdemir253]

- What would you say about responsibilities of power Steve Jobs : Power?? What is that ??? waaaoow

[@rbrtchng]

+Emre Özdemir You dont know you're powerful. That's what makes you powerful. -- One Direction, maybe

[@CrociatoAzzurro]

That's such a lame reply by Jobs. He should have layed off the philosophy.

[@prithhiranjankarmakar4052]

Why people dislike steve jobs no one is 100% perfect.

[@grayfoxfive]

I saw this over the weekend, and even though I'm no Apple fanboy, I have yet to see a documentary that does his life (both the good and the bad) justice. There was not one mention of Microsoft, the company was that so interwoven with Apple's decisions and directions. Very little was said about what led up to his dismissal from Apple other than Jobs' comment about hiring the wrong guy (Scully). You can get a more complete picture by watching different documentaries about him, but I guess it would be too long to try and make the "definitive" one.

[@deepakkapoor9831]

Power. What is that!

[@mysteriesofhistory5027]

Deepak Kapoor power=work/time😁

[@juhanwill]

Beware: This documentary is made by folks who, for whatever reason, dislike Steve Jobs. That means, if you should watch this documentary, what you will see there, is nothing inspiring. It has been chosen and cut and edited in order to show you more of the negative side of Steve. By the way, if you think about it, there are a small percentage of people in the world right now who probably don't like you. If you get more popular, the same perentage will likely hold. (Besides, negativity gets our attention. It works. It triggers our emotions - that's why news media is so negative, full of terror, like Game of Thrones. For some reason negativity gets the attention from most of us, attention which advertisers, for example, will be more than happy to buy.)

[@espressothoughts]

I found it to be inspiration. It all depends on what you care about more, if you seek value in his business persona then you'll find it inspirational as I did. But if you seek value in his character then it's no wonder you were dissatisfied. The film was great

[@juhanwill]

There were some good parts, in the beginning. But they gradulated it, smoothly and gracefully, to more and more on the negative side. The seond half was bitching and moaning. What you found inspirational, was because you were perhaps able to see it through it - but it was framed so to make him look bad for most folks. THe info was distorted and so forth. Compared to other documentarries, if you want inspiration, that is one of the worst of them for sure. A better one, for example, is the Triumph of The Nerds, for as an example. That is a better one.

[@espressothoughts]

Yes triumph of the nerds was great but there's always two sides to a coin and I'm glad there's a documentary that didn't sugarcoat his life. I've just finished his biography(Isaacson's) and Jobs himself said he wanted people to know what he was actually like, and for the record all the people he wronged they still respected him as a business genius.

[@juhanwill]

Despite we both agree that Triump of the nerds was great, I partly disagree with your previous comment, and I don't like where you are trying to drive this conversation as you seem to be the kind of person, based on your comments, who doesn't go anywhere in life and just observes the world, and tries to look at what is "realistic", instead of tring to create a better tomorrow of realistic. Let's not continue with this conversation any further.

[@juhanwill]

If you want to know how Steve is listen all his interviews, not documentaries.

[@Luvie1980]

It's Steve Jobs mania!!!

[@stanstanlison5791]

Luvie1980 :/

[@machlu]

Trailer music please?!

[@von0410]

Clapper I’m still trying to find it

[@johnchun370]

The feds asked me the same question: “what do you say about the responsibilities of power?” I said: I don’t know what your talking about.

[@sukhmaidickoff]

To be honest I have NEVER really understood all the hype about the Apple-brand, the Apple-products, and all the hype about Steve Jobs. I have tried to use most Apple-products - but I never really found them to be worth the extra cost of +20-30% they cost more, compared to the competitor´s products. However, I know that many people disagree. And I have to say that after watching this documentary, it does not really make me wanna "worship" this man more. On the contrary. I mean - he even pulled the woman that he made pregnant to court, and accused her of fooling around with other men! It should also be mentioned that Jobs has hurt many people on his way to fame. I think that the first example in the documentary is how the US Atari-boss made Jobs & Wozniak finish "Breakout" - on a very short deadline - and it turned out that Jobs kept almost all of the bonus, paid by Atari, and only gave Wozniak a small percentage of this bonus. What is very difficult for me to understand after watching this documentary is: What was the agenda of Steve Jobs? If he cared about his employees, then why did he threaten them, after they resigned from Apple and wanted to work for other companies? He even contacted other companies in "the business" and "ordered" them to not hire those people who left Apple. If he cared about people, why did he make people work under miserable conditions in the factories in China? The documentary shows many other examples that doesnt put Steve Jobs in a very positive light. I dont think that Steve Jobs had much empathy inside him. In my work life I have had bosses too, where I was impressed about what they had accomplished. But many times I have learned that it has had bad consequences for the people who worked under those bosses - just like in this case. Maybe I am overanalyzing. But I think that Steve Jobs wanted to prove to the world that he was good enough. I think he had a BIG complex and many thoughts in his head about how his biological parents "deselected" him when he was a baby - and that was what haunted him through most of his life.

[@h4lk90]

+Bite Me show respect for muslim and change your profil picture .

[@sukhmaidickoff]

+S4iF Maadie How about.....fuck NO!!!! It´s a fucking cartoon picture!!.....god dammit. A religion that gets upset about a picture does not in ANY way deserve respect.

[@h4lk90]

+Bite Me that's op to you bro , I and other Muslims find that very disturbing but if you fine with it it op to you have a nice day

[@sukhmaidickoff]

+S4iF Maadie And I find it very disturbing how Mohammed - according to the Quran - had a sexual relation to a 9-year old girl, called Aisha. So what is your point?

[@h4lk90]

+Bite Me you need to have knowledge before you say that he didn't have sex with her , study Islam more before you judge Islam don't just pick some bad word from here and there and mixed it together study it by your self then you will know the truth :)

[@ErenTheWarcriminal]

This looks really innocent, true and honest.

[@Apolline3284]

The man was like he was but he was... just GREAT!!!

[@EnjoyTheSilenc3]

+Apolline235 Actually he was a piece of shit.

[@ironMUSA]

damn we miss you steve jobs :(

[@mariopena81]

I love Apple products but I'm beginning to believe why many people had a problem with Steve Jobs. In many cases, his team would design and create products, than he takes full credit. Many people who shared about his past state he was selfish and very disrespectful. A company that focuses only on them and not giving back to their community, especially paying taxes... disturbs me a bit. I still love their products but only wish Apple could STOP thinking they're going to rule the world with their goods.

[@absoluteacw]

Yes, I found the more successful Apple became that they began to appear disturbing in aspects especially in regards to the factories and the trading side of the business. Jobs was a ceo rock star if want for a better word. He reinvented the phone and what people used it for. I think there is a tendency for some people to make him this gargantuan figure. Much achieved by him and yet some parts lost along the way it feels. His passing too early.

[@SirRodrickTheThird]

Steve Wozniak: The Man in the Machine*

[@PmBoyle]

I'm 4 minutes in to this documentary, and so far it is kids, fanboys and general idiots moaning over a guy they knew nothing about, I just hope it improves from here in because there is a lot about him that made him a undesirable man, lets hope its not biased in any way and shows both sides of the coin in this.

[@eastlondonhustler]

You should watch it, it exposes Steve Jobs for the lying cheating fake he was.

[@anshwadhwa3561]

@@eastlondonhustler Read what the creator has to say. He rather expressed the brilliant artist and inventor Steve Jobs was. But yeah, he might also agree it requires some level of IQ to understand all of that so I don't really blame you.

[@strawberrycorporation2958]

Steve is Genius, he is one person this impossible

[@arunlohia1405]

My favorite.

[@l.robinson5833]

He died and took all his ideas with so no one else could take credit so in instead Apple keeps re sizing the same product and people are buying the same thing all over again.

[@njokuokechukwuval3717]

Say whatever you may. You and I are equally guilty of anything we condemn My Steve of. If you wanna grow, take the good from and leave the bad of him for him. HE IS A HUMAN BEING and cant be flawless.

[@Ns221tunstal]

Where can I watch this documentary

[@zebedeezebedee]

Don't expect 'ordinary' in men of such drive and ambition, he did what he did. Interesting to see his countenace develop/ change over the years. I feel so sorry for goodness knows how many ppl that would be under extreme pressure to enable and carry forward his plans and targets. To all of them it must have been extemely difficult if not impossible to switch off other than with a stiff whisky or three... imho.

[@rajanmadan1087]

Remember the crazy ones are the one who changes the world.

[@vincentxie4032]

Oh yeah, with words it says at 0:13 "a Steve Jobs has once P"

[@KriegerBR29]

What did the teary guy say at 1:47? Couldn't get it.

[@pyotr716]

+KriegerBR29 "He's the only person that could have ever done it." #ripsteve

[@KriegerBR29]

+PeriquinTV Thanks!

[@parasprodigy]

What does he say at 0:13, ' Steve Jobs had one......??'

[@10051993able]

Mr. P speed.. Only "full-on".

[@waynerooneyfan4ever]

+Mr. P I think it may be "Steve jobs had one speed- full on".

[@kmayhew2214]

He said "Steve jobs had one speed- full on."

[@everscience]

+Mr. P "Steve Jobs had one speed: full on."

[@jordanpurdy4940]

He said Steve jobs does speed and gets full hard ons 🤣

[@DisneyFan-eg3oz]

Did anyone feel he could of gotten by just making the clear computer, instead of making all of the colors? That had to of been a nightmare for the stores to keep them all in stock. I think about this things, I was in retail for over 25 years lol 😂

[@iliapopovich]

I think Android phones are way better.Iphone is a device with limited functions.

[@210raab]

totally agree.

[@ToyotomiHideyoshiGre]

Kobun sensei.

[@botanicalspotlight]

What song is this?

[@jetaime9420]

i wish he didnt die. he was so smart, the world will miss him

[@keerthiprasad6943]

Sir Steve jobs

[@zhanghelook]

Great trailer

[@appledrug2]

amazing

[@johnchun370]

0:43

[@y2m226]

available on iTunes. Ironic isn't it?

[@imranpress1]

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[@jqyhlmnp]

Imran Printers ok

[@MirzaAnzarBaig]

Is this movie will release in india

[@MirzaAnzarBaig]

is this movie will release in india

[@AlexYaroshevich]

What you need to stop speculating on death? Guess honor?

[@MirzaAnzarBaig]

is this movie will release in india ????

[@lexmax08]

Looks great.

[@vincentxie4032]

I mean "and once P"

[@nnmaster4271]

I have to say these who make documentaries, movies, books about Steve are lazy. They are living in the comfort zone, and seeking what makes a great person great. Steve told people in the world after him to pursue their potential and vision, and to focus on what really matters. His story should be about the future rather the past.

[@lightyagami6362]

also leaders always get more credit

[@MarceloLait]

O bicho vai pegar.

[@ashokmishra4036]

name of the guitar song in the starting?

[@abeerchoubey2392]

Still searching for the name....😫

[@ranjeetbhosale5749]

@@abeerchoubey2392 do it plz

[@GuitarraMiguel]

Ghost in the Shell LSD

[@johnchun370]

1:50

[@johnchun370]

2:03

[@Maximillion666]

Ill give him all the credit in the world for pushing the personal PC but i like how this doc dismisses some of the cult like ideas about jobs. When i think of Apple i think Jobs really was brilliant. He sold colorful computers that were over priced and under powered compared to the PC market at the time. I still laugh at people who by Apple products because to me its like saying i know nothing about computers but doesn't it look cute.

[@termofuse7219]

the true of them is steve job have 1 computer who are** make him 1 man go to success*** . all people call him system is ***apple iphone***

[@twiinpk3r]

WHAT? he invented the iphone etc and doesnt know what power is? somebody explain it to him!!

[@termofuse7219]

but have anonymous help with match of auto design

[@kalele1985]

!!

[@Fabedog9]

Mufucka got shit done.

[@annlanders978]

Looks like they stole the tile from Michael Jackson's great song "Man in the Mirror". Even the name of this movie is not original. One similarity: both were geniuses in their respective fields. One difference: Jobs was an asshole. Michael was always nice, kind, respectful and humble. Just ask the people who worked with these "geniuses".

[@stephenjohn3242]

it's off topic, but i wonder if the Republicans haven't created their own perfect storm ... a never ending supply of assorted bogeymen on the one hand - an amazing assortment of 'can do' arms on the other ??

[@kradmedia]

i like how everyone hates him but they have an iphone

[@coolbuddydude1]

Steve Jobs didn't actually produce anything. He basically put his name on other people's work.

[@thatllputmarzipaninyourpie3117]

iASS

[@MirzaAnzarBaig]

is this movie will release in india ????