[Swordmaker]

The Review:

Danny Boyle and Aaron Sorkin’s Steve Jobs is a lightning bolt of pure cinematic energy. Rather than lay out the complete career and/or life of its protagonist, the three-part film distils an essence, an interpretation from three pivotal moments, offering key snapshots that race along on a quickened pace and a propulsive moment that rarely lets up. Yes, it’s Aaron Sorkin doing Aaron Sorkin to the point of near self-parody, but the cocktail works. Filled with superb performances and lively exchanges with the hindsight of history in a bottle, Steve Jobs is genuinely electrifying entertainment that never lets up. It contains not one explosion, not one moment of violence, nor a hint of sexual content or overtly scandalous content. And yet it is riveting and breathlessly exciting from beginning to end. — PING!

Steve Jobs biopic Review
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[ifinnegan]

If it’s Sorkin, it’s garbage.

I have heard it is all made up, and Sorkin admitted that.

Artistic license.

[Daffynition]

[minnesota_bound]

Electrifying Interpretive Dance Of Abstract Biographical Cinema

That means it is a boring movie.