Within the Netflix catalog, you can find Jobs, a film that surprised critics and is based on real events. Below, we tell you all the details you should know about it.
Movies based on real events always work in the world of cinema. Mainly, those productions that take us into the lives of people who were famous during their stay on earth. We can find all this in Jobs, a film that is currently available on Netflix.
Behind this title is Joshua Michael Stern, who was in charge of directing; As for the script, it was written by Matt Whiteley. The story of Steve Jobs is told through the performance of Ashton Kutcher, who gives us an exquisite performance and is accompanied by Josh Gad.
Behind the character played by Ashton Kutcher, there is a person who existed in real life and who left a mark on the world. We are talking about Steven Paul Jobs, who stood out for being an American inventor, designer, and businessman. His greatest achievement was becoming co-founder, CEO, and president of Apple Computer.
Since he started working there, he has been behind the creation of revolutionary devices like the iPod, iPhone, and iPad. Today continues to be considered the evolution of modern technology and is used by millions of people around the world.
He was born in 1955, his parents were two graduate students from the University of Wisconsin who decided to give him up for adoption. Only when he was 27 years old was he able to learn information about his biological parents and the siblings he had had. As for his adoptive parents, they were Clara and Paul Jobs.
Throughout his life, he always demonstrated a surprising intelligence. However, he was mostly aimless: he dropped out of university and began experimenting with different activities before founding Apple with Steve Wozniak in 1976. Although he is always remembered for the incredible work he did, he is also remembered for his character and way of being.
Both Jobs and various films or documentaries that portray every step of his life, they show us some of the negative aspects that the protagonist had. Like treating people badly in job interviews or during the work day, or the trick he pulled on Steve Wozniak.
In 1985, Steve Jobs decided to leave Apple and launched Pixar Animation Studios. However, more than a decade later he decided to return to the company he had co-founded. He passed away in 2011, after a long battle with pancreatic cancer.
