To be honest, I didn’t pay too much attention to Jobs before watching this movie. I know that Jobs was still rushing around the city because of the release of Apple 4 in China a few years ago. Yes! Yes! At that time, basically everyone thought that there was an Apple The product is proud of. The Apple boom has not receded in the following years, and it is still selling well as always. So much so that there is basically an IPONE mobile phone all over the street now. Before I didn't use an Apple phone, I felt very different. Is this phone really that easy to use? There are still more people who use mobile phones for brand effects, not for mobile phone use, and feel that they are more attractive when they hold an Apple product in their hands. I have experienced the domestic millet mobile phone, to the mobile phone of Nokia's WP system, and then to the IPONE mobile phone. At this time, I discovered the charm of Apple products. Compared with Android and WP, the IOS system is super easy to use, convenient and convenient. I just realized the awesomeness of Steve Jobs. There is a reason why so many people worship Jobs as a god. It is indeed the development of technology to the former rule, and the era of mobile phone intelligence has begun.
Through the prospect of three press conferences, the film gives us a really intuitive understanding of who Jobs is, his Apple team, and his private life. He pulled Jobs down from the altar and made him an ordinary person. Even his high IQ and low EQ made his colleagues, friends and relatives around him shy away from him and hate him. The pacing of the film has always been tight, giving the audience a sense of the then-failed Mac and the reasons for being fired from Apple's board. Two-thirds of the way through the film, Jobs has been a nuisance. No one in sight, some far-sighted, very stubborn. Being stubborn is unbearable, treating relatives indifferently, and falling out with good friends who started a business together. I also saw that Apple, which was in jeopardy at the time, returned to its peak under his leadership. Slowly, a stubborn person like him would soften and treat his relatives in different ways.
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