"Jobs: Empire of temptation". Reviews of the movie

"Jobs: The Empire of Temptation" (2013) is a film directed by director Joshua Michael Stern under the script of Matt Whiteli. The film tells about the 27 years of life of the great man, the founder of the company "Apple." His name is associated with the revolution in the field of high technology. This is Steve Jobs. "The temptation of temptation" - this is his company created by overwork and the sparkling thought of a genius man, his desire to reach unprecedented heights in the field of computer technology and direct their benefit to the service of the human mind.

This is a story about a man who survived both ups and downs, and betrayal, but did not give up his ideas. "Apple" is not just a company and its offspring, it's a whole philosophy with its followers and admirers. Jobs, like Jesus, led the world into the unknown, putting all its temptations at the feet of mankind, creating a literally new religion called "Apple." It is about this man that the film "Jobs: The Empire of temptation" tells.

Reviews of critics and film enthusiasts about the film are divided. Someone expresses the opinion that in general the film, which tells about the life of a genius, was a success. But many film critics believe that the authors did not manage to convey directly the image of Jobs himself. Not the founder of the company and the outstanding computer genius, namely the person. According to some, the film turned out, like a Chinese iPhone, is a rough forgery, a parody. Many do not recommend watching the film "Jobs: The Empire of temptation." Reviews about the game Ashton Kutcher, who performed the main role, also vary. The young actor, who is accustomed to seeing recently in rather light melodramatic films in the role of the conqueror of women's hearts, does not look at all in the role of a person full of ideas. It does not have that inner spark that illuminated Jobs's whole nature, making him an outstanding man. Not happy, in general, the game and the entire cast of the film "Jobs: The Empire of temptation." Reviews about the well-executed roles in this film are practically absent. Unless Dermot Mulroney has kept his bar, once again confirming that he deserves the glory of a great lyceum. However, in a series of these negative comments, I would like to note the work of the make-up artist. To be able to age Ashton Kutcher, giving him features that are recognizable not only by many, but by those who have somehow encountered computer technologies, it was probably not difficult, Ashton is very similar to his hero. But in the film it's about a fairly long period of time at 27 years, from 1974 to 2011, and every time interval of the makeup was just superb. Perhaps, thanks to them, as well as the work of the operator of the film "Jobs: The Empire of temptation", the reviews, mostly negative, do not sound so depressing.

Whatever it was, the film had its fans. They praise the work of both the screenwriter, the cameraman, and the cast who managed to convey the tension of the situation around the company of the great master, who became both a genius and a villain of his time.