Who pissed in your Wheaties?
He certainly does look the part. Let's hope he can act the part.
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Ashton Kutcher? Really? Meh. It's hard for me to accept the guy who does "punked" as the role-player for Steve Jobs. I'll probably see it on video, but I don't promise to like it.
it's a pity they chose Joshua Michael Stern to direct it! david Fincher, Christopher Nolan or Sam Mendes would have been a better choice. Looking at Joshua's previous work, it sucks!
Musta forgot his shoes?
Dead on resemblance. Ashton isn't a terrible actor, just a lot (most) of his starting roles entitle him as a goofy/young/immature man.
A Butterfly Affect, The Guardian, & Reindeer Games are all movies he has starred in that, I think, are all phenomenal feature films.
Gotta admit he does look a lot like Steve Jobs
Reminds me of Tom Cruise, another awful actor who can only play roles that are similar to himself in real life: an overwhelming jackass.
Would be so into watching this, but for Kutchers acting is awful.
Pass.
do you really have to write [sic]? We get it. This isn't a high school essay.
I'm here because I use apple products. Fortunately I didn't gobble up everything that Steve said as law, nor have I since his death. That said, I'll continue reading between the lines, I have no trust in Apple nor any other company. Its pretty ridiculous to cheer on for a company like a sports team.
I've never fully understood this word and it's use to be honest...
The way they spelled it is attributable to movie naming conventions. Steve signed his name with a lower case j. See the Apple formation documents for an example. That's public.
When you think about it, isn't just as, or more so, ridiculous to cheer on a sports team?
? Are we only going to the it in DVD without additional stuff such as previews or a menu.
I've never fully understood this word and its use to be honest...
Sic may be inserted in brackets following a word misspelled or wrongly used in the original. Overuse of this device, however, is to be discouraged. In most books it is wholly unnecessary to call attention to every variant spelling, every oddity of expression, in quoted material.
Really!!??
Compared to whom? Paris Hilton?
Compared to any real actor, well...über terrible pretty much covers it.
If they wanted to write it the way that Steve himself wrote it then it would be all lowercase. Not the Apple iDevice way