Jobs
Diretto da Joshua Michael Stern
Vent'anni dell'incredibile storia di Steve Jobs (Ashton Kutcher), l'uomo che sognava di cambiare il mondo e che ci riuscì. Nel 1971, ancora giovane Jobs comincia a formare la forte personalità che lo porterà ai trionfi degli ultimi anni della sua vita. Combattendo contro i propri demoni personali e gli ostacoli incontrati sul cammino, Jobs va avanti con grinta, passione, persistenza e forza di volontà, senza mai accettare compromessi.
Dove guardare Jobs
Jobs Ratings e Recensioni
- jetma313 aprile 2026Shorts on YouTube make it look great. Ashton made the walk look more important than the actual acting. Not a memorable movie.
- Rene Gaikwad11 settembre 2025Loved Ashton. Gonna watch it again on the iPod video.
- Jesus Mintes28 gennaio 2025Should I do more combustion but in drive
- Manuel Frangis16 aprile 2025I just watched Jobs (2013), and I give it 5 out of 5 stars. As someone who loves Apple and really looks up to Steve Jobs, this movie hit in all the right ways. It is not just a straight biography. It is a look at the early grind, the passion, the chaos, and the vision that helped shape one of the most iconic companies in the world. It shows the ups, the downs, the ego, the brilliance, and how complicated Steve Jobs really was. And I honestly loved every second of it. Ashton Kutcher plays Steve Jobs, and right away you can tell how much he committed to the role. He nails the look, the voice, the posture — but more than that, he gets the energy right. There is this mix of quiet intensity and explosive ambition in every scene. You can feel how badly he wants to change the world, even if it means pushing people way too hard or burning bridges along the way. He is not trying to make Steve Jobs look perfect, and that’s why it works. It feels real. The movie focuses mostly on Apple’s early years — starting with Jobs at Reed College, building Apple in the garage with Steve Wozniak, creating the Apple II, and then launching the Macintosh. It shows how quickly things moved, how much innovation was happening, and how messy it all was behind the scenes. You see the excitement of a product launch and then the frustration of boardroom politics right after. It is a lot, but that’s what Apple’s history is like — full of highs and lows. Josh Gad plays Steve Wozniak, and I really liked his performance too. Woz is the opposite of Jobs in so many ways — kind, humble, and more focused on the technology than the business. Their friendship and eventual fallout are some of the most emotional parts of the movie. You can see how much they respected each other, but also how different their goals were. That tension is important, and the movie doesn’t shy away from it. The supporting cast is solid, with familiar names playing key roles in Apple’s early growth. The scenes where Jobs pitches ideas, argues with execs, or delivers those intense “this has to be perfect” speeches are some of the strongest parts of the movie. The music and visuals also help set the tone. It captures that late 70s to mid-80s vibe without being too flashy, and the pacing keeps things moving without ever feeling slow. I give Jobs 5 out of 5 stars because it made me feel like I was there — in the garage, in the boardrooms, in the early Apple offices when nobody knew what it would become. It shows the struggle, the risks, and the obsession that helped build something bigger than anyone expected. It is inspiring, complicated, and worth watching if you care about creativity, tech, or just chasing something bigger than yourself. Overall Jobs is a powerful look at a visionary who changed everything. It does not try to make him a hero or a villain just a flawed genius with a relentless drive to push the world forward. If you love Apple like I do, this movie is something you have to see. It reminded me why I admire Steve Jobs so much.
- simonb11124 gennaio 2026Extraordinary... Never really grasped the brilliance of steve jobs. A masterpiece performance from Ashton kitchen. Unmissable.
- Admin24 agosto 2025A good docudrama.
- mibalaz30 novembre 2025Really great movie I love it only one thing, there is nothing about Pixar company
- mopr30 luglio 2025Worth a watch. Could of covered more of the era...but a good movie
- Roderick Vaughn Bridges18 dicembre 2024Good for what it was.
Guarda video Jobs
Jobs Trivia
Jobs è stato rilasciato il 15 agosto 2013.
Jobs era diretto da Joshua Michael Stern.
Jobs ha una durata di 2h 9min.
Jobs è stato prodotto da Mark Hulme.
Vent'anni dell'incredibile storia di Steve Jobs (Ashton Kutcher), l'uomo che sognava di cambiare il mondo e che ci riuscì. Nel 1971, ancora giovane Jobs comincia a formare la forte personalità che lo porterà ai trionfi degli ultimi anni della sua vita. Combattendo contro i propri demoni personali e gli ostacoli incontrati sul cammino, Jobs va avanti con grinta, passione, persistenza e forza di volontà, senza mai accettare compromessi.
I personaggi principali di Jobs sono Steve Jobs (Ashton Kutcher), Steve Wozniak (Josh Gad), Daniel Kottke (Lukas Haas).
Jobs è votato PG-13.
Jobs è un film Dramma, Storia, Biography.
Jobs ha una valutazione di 4 su 10 dal pubblico.
Jobs aveva un budget di 12 Mln USD.
Jobs ha guadagnato 42,1 Mln USD al botteghino.