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60 of 176 · most liked firstTIL Marvel's first theatrical movie, produced by George Lucas, was "Howard the Duck." The animatronic duck costume used cost $2 million in 1986 dollars. After the film cratered, Lucas, deep in debt, sold off the CGI division of Lucasfilm to Steve Jobs. Where it was given a name change.
unlabelledView post →Danny Boyle's Steve Jobs is a fucking MOVIE bro
unlabelledView post →Elizabeth Holmes put on a fake Steve Jobs voice and a turtle neck, now she got cosmetic surgery to look like a cartoon mouse from a Don bluth movie
unlabelledView post →After rewatching it, I'm convinced Steve Jobs is Sorkin's best movie script by a hair over Social Network.
unlabelledView post →Rewatching “Steve Jobs.” It’s strange to think that this is an underrated film in both Sorkin and Boyle’s filmographies. Boyle’s remarkable good at visualising Sorkin’s “characters having three conversations at once, across decades.”
unlabelledView post →#MusicLingo #MusicChallenge 6/12 - Soaring Grew Up at Midnight - The Maccabees Grew Up at Midnight played over the closing credits of the film "Steve Jobs." www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bUU...
unlabelledView post →CALL FOR PITCHES STEVE JOBS MONOGRAPH is an upcoming publication on the 2015 film Steve Jobs, recognizing that to appreciate a work as more than the sum of its parts, one must first understand the parts. $100 per piece. Click the link to pitch: forms.gle/rKpVpMPLky5y... #filmsky
unlabelledView post →Many things piss me off about Apple and the way it playpens its users...but the bullshit where you can't purchase a film or tv show to watch via the app unless you purchase it on an Apple device makes me want to dig up Steve Jobs and cockpunch his corpse.
unlabelledView post →in my opinion, we don't talk enough about Noah Wyle as unreasonably hot Steve Jobs in the 1999 straight to TV movie Pirates of Silicon Valley. This movie walked so The Social Network could run man
unlabelledView post →In 1986, having created the first fully-CGI movie character in Young Sherlock Holmes, The Graphics Group was bought by technology innovator Steve Jobs, who had recently left tech giants Apple, for $10m. The company was quickly rebranded as Pixar Animation Studios. 3/22
unlabelledView post →You read that correctly, even Howard the Duck, the Marvel movie that failed so badly that George Lucas (yes, George Lucas) sold off his computer graphics division to Steve Jobs, was listed in the official Marvel Comics adaptations gallery while Fant4stic was NOT! At least we got Pixar out of it.
unlabelledView post →Got sent this wonderful book recently STEVE JOBS MONOGRAPH, dedicated solely to every aspect of the Danny Boyle / Aaron Sorkin film STEVE JOBS, including a great piece on the music by @filmsonwax.bsky.social books.google.co.uk/books/about/...
unlabelledView post →Youngsters, Steve Jobs would not have gone to the Melania movie premiere. With the exception of more employee bathrooms, the remodel of the Tucson Apple Store is a failure. I wish malignant billionaires didn't own everything. 😞
unlabelledView post →When I lose motivation on a project, I usually watch a movie/series about tech success, like The Social Network, Steve Jobs, or The Playlist. That almost always get my creativity flowing again. Any other good ones I should check out with a similar theme? #devlife #indiedev
unlabelledView post →I briefly interviewed him for that shitty Steve Jobs movie. such a self-important putz.
unlabelledView post →Those lucky enough to attend WWDC in person will now have the chance to watch 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' at the Steve Jobs Theater.
unlabelledView post →🎥🎞Film Trivia🎞🎥 Steve Jobs got the idea for the iPhone when he saw this iconic scene from Good Will Hunting
unlabelledView post →Sitting down to see F1 at the Steve Jobs Theatre at Apple Park- but first a Q&A with SFFILM’s Anne Lai, Director/Producer Joseph Kosinski, and supervising sound editor/sound supervisor Al Nelson.
unlabelledView post →Share a movie or TV character wearing a turtleneck. My choice: Steve Jobs, as portrayed by Ashton Kutchner (twins separated at birth 😳)
unlabelledView post →Steve Jobs then took the computer division and turned it into Pixar, the animation film company. Pixar started making 3D short films, and then they made their first feature: Toy Story, featuring the characters Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Rex, Hamm, and all those guys.
unlabelledView post →In 1986, having created the first CGI movie character in Young Sherlock Holmes, The Graphics Group division of Lucasfilm was bought by technology innovator Steve Jobs. The company was quickly rebranded as Pixar Animation Studios. 2/55
unlabelledView post →Toy Story movie excitement from the group chat. Devens told how Pixar was an Apple creation. Google says that is not correct but Steve Jobs had a part in it. #bbfactcheck #bb28
unlabelledView post →I once interviewed Sorkin and Danny Boyle together for (the excellent) Steve Jobs movie at Engadget, but it seems to have disappeared from the web entirely. How does that even happen
unlabelledView post →Kate Winslet when being interviewed about the Steve Jobs Movie. “I understand why they are coming up but maybe it’s a British thing. I don’t like talking about money; it’s a bit vulgar isn’t it?”
unlabelledView post →GIVEAWAY Hello, I published a book breaking down the 2015 film Steve Jobs one perspective at a time, and I'd like to give a copy away to one (1) lucky winner! Want a free book? Like, follow, and quote this post with the caption STEVE JOBS MONOGRAPH Giveaway open to US, UK, and Canada
unlabelledView post →We used to have 2 Steve Jobs movies, 1 Johnny Cash movie, and Hope Floats starring Sandra Bullock and Harry Connick Jr
unlabelledView post →the 2015 film Steve Jobs is one of the better films about how every executive should die violently I recommend it
unlabelledView post →The thing that's really galling about this: Danny Boyle made STEVE JOBS. Whole (very good) movie about a dead famous guy where Michael Fassbender put on glasses and a turtleneck and went "I'm Steve Jobs now" and we all said "Cool" because THAT'S HOW MOVIES WORK.
unlabelledView post →Alongside dropping yet more hints about a sequel to "F1: The Movie," Eddy Cue has revealed how it was down to Steve Jobs's ethos why Apple TV didn't just buy an existing library.
unlabelledView post →Add one word to a film to ruin it. Steve Jobs Sucks
unlabelledView post →In 1986, having created the first fully-CGI movie character in Young Sherlock Holmes, The Graphics Group was bought by technology innovator Steve Jobs, who had recently left tech giants Apple, for $10m. The company was quickly rebranded as Pixar Animation Studios. 3/22
unlabelledView post →It’s publication day! Now available: the world’s first book dedicated to the 2015 film Steve Jobs, featuring eight (8) writers breaking the film down, piece by piece, to appreciate the work as greater than the sum of its parts. bit.ly/STEVEJOBSMONOGRAPH
unlabelledView post →- THE KILLER wants what this movie has - STEVE JOBS (haven’t seen) wants what this movie has - GAME NIGHT walked so this movie could run
unlabelledView post →I had to ride an interstate bus several times in the same month, and they were showing the movie with Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs and it was grimly hilarious to watch it multiple times without the sound.
unlabelledView post →Can you imagine if we didn’t have smart phones? They lie even when we have irrefutable evidence!! Steve Jobs’ most important legacy, and there’s Tim Cook attending Melania film screenings at the fucking White House?!? An economic boycott is looking like the only way out. Tank our own economy.
unlabelledView post →Old cars driven by movie architects dressed like Steve Jobs: Sweden
unlabelledView post →Picked up from Phuc Yea last night & re-watched “A Complete Unknown.” Couldn’t help but think that Steve Jobs & Dillon had the same approach to relationships. Good Saturday night movie 🍿
unlabelledView post →Molested By Female Steve Jobs Porno Film
unlabelledView post →I just remember finding out about them in the mediocre James Bond movie that sort of had Steve Jobs/Rupert Murdoch as a villain, but in hindsight he was maybe more like Musk so the boats looking like cybertrucks is funny.
unlabelledView post →Love when something has a humorously bad title because the obvious one is already taken, like how the Tom Hanks Fred Rogers movie is called “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” or the Aaron Sorkin Steve Jobs biopic is just “Steve Jobs”
unlabelledView post →See also: The Core (2003) I love that stupid movie, give me more Stanley Tucci as Carl Sagan/Steve Jobs ripoff
unlabelledView post →The Hidden Debt That Apple Owes to the CIA. http://archive.today/2026.08.21-231410/https://www.wsj.com/tech/steve-jobs-apple-next-cia-161b65f9 Joe Romello and Jeff Harris , working for what was known as the CIA’s “Program B,” a classified initiative to develop satellite reconnaissance, believed Jobs, who had formed his new company in 1985 after being pushed out of Apple, could help supply crucial technology for the intelligence community. In addition to starting NeXT, in February of 1986…
unlabelledView post →I think people like Steve Jobs and Julia Child felt more like characters from a movie already, sort of set apart from real life. Even if you didn’t actually know Tony, like myself, you felt like you did. You could really see him, even if he didn’t necessarily always mean to be in full view.
unlabelledView post →Without saying your age, whats your favorite movie that came out when you were 18? Michael Fassbender doesn't look like Steve Jobs at all but I loved his performance. And I love the way Aaron Sorkin writes dialogue
unlabelledView post →We watched BlackBerry last night and the Aaron Sorkin Steve Jobs movie tonight and the latter was way too overwritten, almost like it should have been a stage play Pirates of Silicon Valley (the TV movie with Noah Wyle) caught the energy of that era so much better
unlabelledView post →STEVE JOBS MONOGRAPH achieves the "platonic ideal of film criticism" according to @justinh94.bsky.social on Goodreads. Pick up your own copy today!
unlabelledView post →Tim Cook, I doubt Steve Jobs would have gone to the Melania movie premiere. Also, the Tucson Apple Store remodel, beyond the extra bathrooms for employees, is a failure.
unlabelledView post →Movie director Kristoffer Borgli revealed on his Instagram account that Oscar nominated composer Daniel Pemberton, known for The Trial of the Chicago 7, Steve Jobs and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, is the composer of the THE DRAMA score. Source: www.instagram.com/stories/kris...
unlabelledView post →Tomorrow marks 30 years (!) since Pixar released “Toy Story” to the public. The groundbreaking movie was a huge success, spawning sequels. Seven days later, Pixar went public, making Steve Jobs a billionaire.
unlabelledView post →To mark Toy Story’s 30th anniversary, we’re sharing a never-before-seen interview with Steve Jobs from November 22, 1996—exactly one year after the film debuted in theaters. stevejobsarchive.com/stories/pixa... #moviesky
unlabelledView post →Steve Jobs was really good but the action movie music has the same studio audience laugh buzzer effect as Oppenheimer, also the ending is a limpdick shrug
unlabelledView post →There are a lot of reflected images in this movie. And Not Steve Jobs really likes to fuck with Elena. He got her to kill his assistant. #FrightClub #BeyondTheBlackRainbow
unlabelledView post →Pirates of Silicon Valley is the best Steve Jobs movie
unlabelledView post →My favorite line in the Steve Jobs film is “you can be a genius and a good person.”
unlabelledView post →Rich men have dabbled in film production on a whim before. Even very flawed rich men like Silvio Burlusconi and Steve Jobs have, through their wealth and force of personality, helped some nice movies come into existence. But Musk is no Burlusconi.
unlabelledView post →Remember when Noah Wyle and Anthony Michael Hall played Steve Jobs and Bill Gates in a movie?
unlabelledView post →10 years ago we had Steve Jobs, Bob Hope, and Max from "A Goofy Movie". Now, Max from "A Goofy Movie" is Insanely Hot
unlabelledView post →There's a reason why a biography is a biography and a biopic is a biopic. Clip from a virtual Q&A I did after a Steve Jobs (2015) screening (hey film programmers, I'm available!)
unlabelledView post →Now in the process of securing of funding for my new project, a biopic of John Brown done in the style of the Steve Jobs film they made, both of them
unlabelledView post →Hello, I’m publishing a book about Steve Jobs, the movie, the one with Michael Fassbender, yeah the Aaron Sorkin one, from 2015. If you’re a member of the press and would like to talk about the project, please reach out.
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