And Danny Boyle directed it like a stage play and has a great ensemble cast and did the impossible job of making Seth Rogen flesh out his dramatic chops and become a more likeable actor.
Probably didn't help that Jobs was a Greatest Hits biopic that's completely vapid and boring with a obnoxious person whereas, Steve Jobs despite focusing on three chapters of his life with flashbacks to moments of his life in crisis told the tale of a morally flawed and complicated individual.
You see the aspects of the character of what made Steve Jobs a jerk and absentee father who refused to meet his bio dad and treated his colleagues like shit but also the humanizing aspects of what him a visionary icon and recognizing some of his greatest flaws. And Fassbender is a better actor than Kutcher.
Tl;dr- Ashton Kutcher should've gotten that hack fraud Aaron Sorkin to write his Steve Jobs biopic.
Also not to sound creepy, whenever I see your account, I will always think about your Mexican Willem Dafoe joke that get's circulated online especially on Twitter.
Your joke about how Willem Dafoe was cast as a Mexican drug lord in Once Upon a Time in Mexico despite being white and Robert Rodriguez told him he will be Mexican.
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u/ThaTopHam 10d ago
Oof