The new movie Steve Jobs confirms how bad a big-budget bio-pic can be. Half of the film’s impact comes from its pedigree: It is based on the official biography by the prominent journalist Walter ...

Tech Insider reporter Alex Heath has seen Danny Boyle's new movie about "Steve Jobs" twice already, and he loves it. The film may be well done, but it also takes a few liberties with the late ...

This gives the film's first half hour a grainy, pre-digital-age feel. Meanwhile, the scenes from 1988 are shot in a slightly crisper 35mm. The final part of "Steve Jobs," which takes place in 1998 ...

The way Steve Jobs left Apple wasn't as dramatic as the movie makes it out to be. When Steve Jobs left Apple in 1985, he wasn't forced out the way the movie depicts. In the movie, Jobs and Sculley ...

The new "Steve Jobs" movie isn't intended to be a traditional biopic, so it's far from historically accurate. It does a good job of examining Jobs' persona and the highs and lows of his early ...