Universal Releases Official Full-Length Trailer for 'Steve Jobs' Movie

[MacRumors]

Following an initial teaser earlier in May, Universal today released the first official full-length trailer for the upcoming Steve Jobs movie.

The two-and-a-half minute trailer provides the longest look at the Danny Boyle-directed biopic that anyone has seen yet, balancing focus between Steve Jobs' various behind-the-scenes product launches and his intense personal life regarding his relationship with daughter Lisa Brennan-Jobs.

The trailer also gives more in-depth looks at Jeff Daniels and Kate Winslet, especially, as John Sculley and Joanna Hoffman, with various through-the-years glimpses of Michael Fassbender as Steve Jobs. After various casting calls and set photo leaks earlier in the year, excitement around the somewhat troubled film has only been steadily building. Fans can expect to see the full movie in theaters October 9.

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[Patriot24]

Let's be honest - we're all going to see it.

 

[DavidBlack]

Hopefully, this one isn't like the 'other' one in 2013 -_-

 

[0098386]

Hmm interested! Wasn't sure about Fassbender playing Jobs, I still don't think he looks or sounds the part but I still want to watch it.

 

[AngerDanger]

Fassbender has gone from playing a man who can move metal with his mind in X-Men First Class to playing a man who can… distort reality. He must've been prepared.

 

[hemanwomanhater]

Looks good.

 

[Evmanw]

Looks great, but he does not look like Jobs

 

[darkknight14]

Really looking forward to seeing this later in the year!!

 

[blizaine]

ok, yeah, that looks good. I'll bite.

 

[aforty]

Let's be honest - we're all going to see it.

Probably the only thing anyone can say to that.

I can't get over how he looks, but yeah, I'm going to see it anyway.

 

[Roessnakhan]

Still not completely sold on the casting as much as I like all the players involved. But, having seen Jobs and Pirates of Silicon Valley, I'm definitely going to see it just to see the take on it.

 

[harry20larry]

I am excited as this film looks as if it is going to portray Jobs in a far more accurate light than 2013's movie. He is more a ******** in this trailer, with clear references to him abandoning Lisa and how he mistreated his employees.

 

[budselectjr]

Sounds like Gordon in Halt and Catch Fire.

 

[LewisChapman]

I'm sorry but Fassbender has absolutely no resemblance to Jobs.

 

[rockosmodurnlif]

"What do you do?"
"I play the orchestra."

Everything you need to know about Steve Jobs.

 

[Mac Spec]

I'm sorry but Fassbender has absolutely no resemblance to Jobs.

He's a good actor. He pulls it off. Kutcher had the look, but was lousy.

 

[FactVsOpinion]

I'm not so happy that it just knocks you over the head with *jobs was an a$$hole*.

 

[LordQ]

Look way more pro, serious and better produced than Kutcher's movie.

 

[D.T.]

Fassbender should've portrayed Steve Jobs while wearing the head from Frank.

(Seriously, I have complete faith in Fassbender and Sorkin that this will be outstanding)

 

[nikhsub1]

I am the only one who thinks the acting is laughable? Seems super cliche and forced.

 

[LewisChapman]

He's a good actor. He pulls it off. Kutcher had the look, but was lousy.

How do you know whether he pulls it off when the movie has not been released?

I'm going to have to disagree with you on this. Don't get me wrong, I like Fassbender, he's an excellent actor however he seems out of place in this movie.

Kutcher was good and his costumes/makeup in 'Jobs' were spot-on. However the film was utter yoghurt.

 

[mmcxiiad]

He's a good actor. He pulls it off. Kutcher had the look, but was lousy.

Fassbender is the better actor. And this, will most almost likely be the better movie.

But Kutcher was able to portray the appearance of Jobs. There was moments of his portrayal that I got caught up his ability to look and sound very much like steve..

 

[Ahheck01]

(double post)

 

[Ahheck01]

I am the only one who thinks the acting is laughable? Seems super cliche and forced.

Nope.

 

[Chupa Chupa]

Based on the trailer it's going to be a flop. Not compelling to me (and I'm an, at least to the degree a Sorkin drama can be and this one literally wrote itself. I can only imagine how non-tech geeks view it. Maybe the trailer is just a victim of poor editing but it feels like its one of those movies where if you see the trailer you've seen the movie.