That's what Vince McMahon at WWE did. When that scandal hit last year over the misuse of funds for hush money etc. He was 'forced' to step down from the Board. Only then a few months later when everything died down he reinstated himself. Why? He's still the sole majority shareholder of WWE.
While that's nice in theory, in order to get investors to provide your company with money, these investors usually want a stake in the company in the form of company shares. Generally how much stake they desire depends on the amount of funding the company is asking for and how developed the company currently is. Companies that are just starting out are riskier so to offset this risk the investors will ask for greater stake in the company. This is very common and if you look at large companies such as Amazon and Facebook, their founders have 10-15% of the company shares and the vast majority of remaining stock is held by institutional investors or board members.
I really appreciate this movie more and more. Great Job to the team that put this Picture together. This film captures a lot. The good, the Great, and the bad of Steve Jobs and his life.
@@markzuckerberg6054 To be fair, Jony Ive said the same about the 2015 film and that he felt like Steve in that film was not the man he knew. Everyone will have their different memories and opinions.
Fun fact: Steve was so mad, he sold all his apple shares (except for 1 share) after he got ousted. He then used $5 million of that money to buy pixar which he later sold to Disney. It was Pixar that made Steven Jobs his first billion...not apple.
I felt he deserved this. Afte the way he treated is friends who helped him build the company in the first place. He needed to be knocked off his high horse.
I did a dissertation on Jobs as part of my IT degree. Guy was a straight up sociopath who pitted people against each other and stood back and watched the carnage. There's a very strong rumour that they had to remove the fire axes from Apple HQ in case someone grabbed one and put it through his skull.
As much as all our modern phones are descendants of the iPhone, I still dislike Steve Jobs for the reasons you mention. I dislike Apple as a company and I do not own any overpriced Apple products.
Guy playing him is a sociopath too found his girlfriend dead didn't call the cops went to a party instead so her roommate could find her been defending Danny Masterson the convicted rapist etc. Money is all they care about. I Never had an I Phone either.
Jeffrey Skilling did the exact same thing at Enron. You can google that. I believe this was discussed - that is, his "management style" - in a Cold Fusion video on Enron.
I had a job in the corporate world, near the end they started making my life Hell. When they fired me I broke down, Because I had put so much into my work. Just to be spit on.
@@SMGJohnwithout capitalism there would be no corporations and most of us would be serfs. Capitalism isn't always great but it's the best of a bad bunch.
One of the worst thing which can happen to any founder of the company is getting fired by the company they founded, especially when they literally drawn their blood and sweat in building it. It is a never forgetting experience which haunts each and every single day of your life😢
That is why John Sculley and the rest of the BOD were such pieces of garbage. They knew nothing. They ended up driving Apple in to the ground. Steve had to come back to save them. This is what happens when you put people in charge who never created anything. Rich a**holes who think they are gifted because they lucked out in life. I've seen too many CEOs with this attitude. If I ever meet John Sculley in real life it is not going to end well. I don't care how old he is.
Happened to my dad... An immigrant church though, not a company, from zero (as an immigrant himself, for other immigrants) to a very big one in 20 years. He never recovered after that.
in reality, Apple 2 was a big success then literally everything was a complete failure until Imac, then Ipod was huge, then Iphone. everything inbetween was a massive failure and plot twist, the only thing steve jobs EVER actually did was knowing the apple was a product that people would buy.
@@bennycostello2472 But that is the time Jobs was gone. If he deserves blame, it was for allowing the III and trying to kill the II. The III was what almost killed Apple, not the Mac. He was actually pushing the Mac full force, and he was the one that pushed the iMac. In hind sight he should have taken a Mac/IIgs approach, but the technology was not there yet when the Mac was being conceived.
Steve Jobs was the epitome of the negative connotation of the word 'Salesman' IMO. Steve Jobs USED his 'best friend' when he worked for Atari. He used Woz to develop the Breakout game for half of the regular contract of $750.00. Jobs chose NOT to tell WOZ about the Bonus money, for reducing the total number of chips on the board. In the end, the Bonus Jobs was paid was 5,000.00. He kept it all and did not tell his 'best friend' about the money. //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakout_(video_game)
@@gotthumbs2235 and then went on to make his best friend incredibly rich and never screwed him out of his shares even after Woz left. Oh wow he cheated woz out of a little extra pocket cash even though steve did create the game, his name was on the game contract, he was the Atari employee and had woz come in to help him finish it (as essentially a paid contractor for steve) so it was his money to begin with and he paid Woz for his time. Watch any interview with Steve Wozniak at all and you'll see he wasnt bothered over a few hundred dollars cause it led to them creating apple and changing the world and their lives entirely. I get it, you watched the movie and read a few wiki pages but your assesment of the man as a whole is just warped. Woz is still worth 100 million dollars as of right now today 11/26/2022 so i doubt he is worried or holds animosity over petty cash when he has millions in the bank and is a forever beloved figure in tech. He also still defends Steve today and is probably the only person who truly knew Steve jobs and who he was as a person both good and bad.
@@crashboy0 The guy that created the first web browser did it on a NeXT. It probably would have been invented and running on something else but we don't know. A small change in history can cause a chain of events that could alter the future in completely unexpected ways. Linkages to what we would think of as unrelated events could be changed.
A movie about NeXT would be great, because it has a great character arc. Starts with Jobs fired from Apple, then he rallies and starts NeXT, they overcome numerous challenges to build a great machine but it has a fatal flaw: too expensive/niche. But they pivot to the OS, and Jobs wins against Be for the Apple deal. Then he's asked to join Apple as interim CEO, a triumph of character over process. As the protagonist finally matures, he gives the speech where hating Microsoft is not the answer.
He was good at making money... maybe the best ceo of the modern (built 3 billion companies). Unfortunately, socially, physically, spiritually, he was toxic.
It bothers me how they painted steve jobs as a saint when he was really just the guy who drove people towards innovation. In later interviews people talked about how while his micromanaging was a huge problem, some of his nitpicking did bring some great changes to the tech industry that might not have happened
About the painting as a saint, I'm referring to when I was younger. When he was still alive and whenever he presented things etc. Basically crediting him with everything apple came out with
This actually wasn't a terrible movie. It had some weird casting choices (the guy who played Woz) and it appears the producers/writers really didn't understand the technology ("What's that?" -- "It's an operating system." when he's showing the Apple 1 to Steve Jobs) but it's actually watchable.
Yes, Woz was actually fit in his younger years. And he really left after a plane crash that really messed him up. It really affected his engineering skills.
Steve: _"Hiring you was the worst mistake I ever made"_ Me: "Ahh, so you finally admit, you _DO_ make them. Because keep in mind this is why Woz left, Steve."
LOL. Jobs built Apple into the largest most profitable company in the world at the time of his death. He also is responsible for OSX and the success of Pixar.
The story and the scene is truly the same old story since the beginning of time. Human Beings get off betraying one another. Deception is their sugar, the calories for getting through the day. Shakespeare relied on it. People betray because they hold contempt for someone instead of respect, as being too close or too familiar to someone can be dangerous. This is why some people are wise enough to do their job and not get too close to people to allow them to know who they are as the mystery keeps them away from betrayal.
Steve's ego is wounded when they turned against him yet he was happy to screw over Apple employees to such an extent that Woz stepped in and gave them some of his own shares. Steve Jobs really should have worked on his personality and learned humility and maturity.
If breaking down walls in the name of innovation means a few peoples’ feelings get hurt, then so be it. Meanwhile there are folks who actually *die* in the name of innovation and exploration.
If apple didn't do it someone else would have , the ibm pc out sold apple . Because of the ibm pc multiple computer companies were formed because it was open source
Alexander de Seversky was removed from his company that way. After he was gone the company became Republic Aviation and built the greatest fighter of WWII.
The Vought F4U Corsair is the greatest fighter of WWII with a 12:1 kill ratio against the Mitsubishi Zero and a 6:1 kill ratio against the Nakajima KI-84, compared to the P-47 Thunderbolt's kill ratio of 4.6:1.
Apple kind of went downwards after Steve left, and when he return he managed to get Apple back on track again even collaborate with Microsoft. When Steve passed away, well we all seen what happened to the iPhone which pretty much the same if you ask me. Just better hardware, and that Apple pencil...
Steve Jobs knew what he was doing when he handed the reigns to Tim Cook. He wasn't looking for someone to push innovation at Apple, he was looking for someone who wouldn't f*ck things up for the company after he was gone. You can criticize the lack of perceived innovation since Tim Cook took over, but the company is operating better than ever under his leadership.
This movie is far better than other. The story of Apple is of ups and downs in real sense. When people look in hindsight, firing Steve Jobs was a big mistake. Later, when Apple was at the bottom of its journey, Steve Jobs was asked to return as CEO, and from that point things took a different turn. Making Apple one of the best companies in world. The board look short term benefits more important than long term plan. And I think that's what happens many times, ultimately leading to failures. Mike was one of the best VCs.
It was steves fault. he lost focus and sold his shares to buy shinny things. He learned and eventually did far greather things with pixar and when he returned to apple.
He cried in meetings when he didn’t get his way, it’s on record from former employees hahaha. Of course he was a pussy beta - he even lied and stole from his supposed “best friend” repeatedly
Didn't happen to me, but true story. I knew a guy well, in our mid 20's. He founded a company that was doing quite well, but made the mistake of empowering enough people that together they could fire him... and they did. That company he founded is now valued in the mid 6 figures. My friend whose own company fired him, dabbled in this and that, but was always successful. When he changed he was moving up. I'll keep this generic not to name drop. One night he and I were sitting alone on the floor of his living room and he told me of a business he was going to launch. He told me every single banker and financial advisor he's consulted with told him it flat would not work. I'll never forget the next moment, he tilted his head, back let out a big laugh and said, "I'm going to do it anyway". 30 years later he sold out to a store brand everyone in America knows and personally walked away with $100 million cash.
Yes, he was just a guy who, in business, knew what to do. Another story about him is during his post fired stage, but before the big company launched: he was selling a natural peanut butter that sold like hotcakes. One year the normal yearly peanut crops basically failed. There was this huge peanut shortage. Based on publicly available info he saw it coming before anybody else. He locked in contracts for peanuts before the crisis hit. At the peak of the crisis even Skippy was running out of peanuts; his top competitor in the state ran out of peanuts and my friend is sitting on a mountain of peanuts. So he cleaned up and when it was over he'd banked around $80k in cash which he used as seed money to start the company that eventually made him very rich. He had a talent for seeing what others could not see. What a gift that is eh?
This movie is way too underappreciated for what it was. I think Kutcher did an incredible job. The 2015 movie was too boring. Maybe they stretch the truth a little in this film like Hollywood always does, but its highly entertaining and emotionally thrilling. Kutcher looks just like him in this too.
@@tom5848 I also think they did an incredible job on set design. The entire movie is incredibly detailed. I was extremely impressed when they showed the Atari headquarters from the 70's.
@@Stackali well yea but not the same way as in the movie but similar fashion Their is a old video of Steve jobs in court with papers he's in his papers im guessing evidence for something
@@thetest8777 Lol what was that complete mess of a sentence? Also, in what possible way is this the same as Donald Trump? There is literally zero parallel.
Steve Jobs was the epitome of the negative connotation of the word 'Salesman' IMO. Steve Jobs USED his 'best friend' when he worked for Atari. He used Woz to develop the Breakout game for half of the regular contract of $750.00. Jobs chose NOT to tell WOZ about the Bonus money, for reducing the total number of chips on the board. In the end, the Bonus Jobs was paid was 5,000.00. He kept it all and did not tell his 'best friend' about the money. //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakout_(video_game)
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“I started this company, you know how much I sacrificed!”
I literally looked thru the comments for someone to say this 😂
@@demoh2o I got you 🕷️🕸️
Ashton: I've practiced this walk for months. I want every other scene to have me walking in frame for way too long.
😂
This is why you hold on to 51% really 55% of controlling shares of the company so they cannot remove you.
Facts
How much did Steve had at that time?
That's what Vince McMahon at WWE did. When that scandal hit last year over the misuse of funds for hush money etc. He was 'forced' to step down from the Board. Only then a few months later when everything died down he reinstated himself. Why? He's still the sole majority shareholder of WWE.
Literally no ceo owns that many shares as you need to either liquidate most of them or sell them to new investors for the company to grow.
While that's nice in theory, in order to get investors to provide your company with money, these investors usually want a stake in the company in the form of company shares. Generally how much stake they desire depends on the amount of funding the company is asking for and how developed the company currently is. Companies that are just starting out are riskier so to offset this risk the investors will ask for greater stake in the company. This is very common and if you look at large companies such as Amazon and Facebook, their founders have 10-15% of the company shares and the vast majority of remaining stock is held by institutional investors or board members.
Oh, you can't do this to me. I-I started this company!
YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED!
Norman, you’re out!
Steve we know became that only after returning from India
That’s what I thought of too when I watched this scene. And J.K. Simmons was also in that movie.
Lmao!😂
You've taken your eye of the ball.
Whoever had the idea to give jk Simmons hair is a troll
i mean they are trying to make him look like a person that existed and was on the board of directors at apple.
@@Stackalithanks captain obvious 😂😂😂
Its like they were trying to make him look like George Will. Rug and all.
To be fair, it is one of the best efforts of its kind I ever saw.
Under-rated comment.
When you start a company, you own it. When you trade off company stock and don't maintain control, it's no longer your company.
Did that really need to be said lmao.. 😂
Yep
And this was when Steve Jobs took it personally
once a company goes public it's no longer your company, he deserved to get fired, he got better and became a legend
Yep
I really appreciate this movie more and more. Great Job to the team that put this Picture together. This film captures a lot. The good, the Great, and the bad of Steve Jobs and his life.
2015 one was better. Woz, scully, hertfield, all said this was demonising steve. 2015 has mroe meaning
@@markzuckerberg6054 To be fair, Jony Ive said the same about the 2015 film and that he felt like Steve in that film was not the man he knew. Everyone will have their different memories and opinions.
Fun fact: Steve was so mad, he sold all his apple shares (except for 1 share) after he got ousted. He then used $5 million of that money to buy pixar which he later sold to Disney. It was Pixar that made Steven Jobs his first billion...not apple.
I felt he deserved this. Afte the way he treated is friends who helped him build the company in the first place. He needed to be knocked off his high horse.
J. Jonah Jameson and Private Joker handing Steve Jobs his hat and kicking him out the 🚪.
I did a dissertation on Jobs as part of my IT degree. Guy was a straight up sociopath who pitted people against each other and stood back and watched the carnage. There's a very strong rumour that they had to remove the fire axes from Apple HQ in case someone grabbed one and put it through his skull.
Source on that rumor?
As much as all our modern phones are descendants of the iPhone, I still dislike Steve Jobs for the reasons you mention. I dislike Apple as a company and I do not own any overpriced Apple products.
Guy playing him is a sociopath too found his girlfriend dead didn't call the cops went to a party instead so her roommate could find her been defending Danny Masterson the convicted rapist etc. Money is all they care about. I Never had an I Phone either.
Jeffrey Skilling did the exact same thing at Enron. You can google that. I believe this was discussed - that is, his "management style" - in a Cold Fusion video on Enron.
Yup, and a narcissist.
I had a job in the corporate world, near the end they started making my life Hell. When they fired me I broke down, Because I had put so much into my work. Just to be spit on.
They don't care about anyone but themselves.
Imao, welcome to Capitalism bud, guess you learned reality the hard way.
Sucks. I know.
@@SMGJohnwelcome to capitalism…. If the person is telling the truth then they worked for 15+ years making 6 figures at the same company
@@SMGJohnwithout capitalism there would be no corporations and most of us would be serfs. Capitalism isn't always great but it's the best of a bad bunch.
If Jobs had kept his head about himself, and instead of selling much of his Apple shares when he was fired, he would have been 330 billion.
… But then he wouldn’t have the cash to fund Next and Pixar 🤷♀️
You should watch the the pirates of silicon valley
One of the worst thing which can happen to any founder of the company is getting fired by the company they founded, especially when they literally drawn their blood and sweat in building it. It is a never forgetting experience which haunts each and every single day of your life😢
That is why John Sculley and the rest of the BOD were such pieces of garbage. They knew nothing. They ended up driving Apple in to the ground. Steve had to come back to save them. This is what happens when you put people in charge who never created anything. Rich a**holes who think they are gifted because they lucked out in life. I've seen too many CEOs with this attitude. If I ever meet John Sculley in real life it is not going to end well. I don't care how old he is.
Happened to my dad... An immigrant church though, not a company, from zero (as an immigrant himself, for other immigrants) to a very big one in 20 years. He never recovered after that.
@@dannnsss8034 my apologies to your dad.
or they develop a flying goblin suit and carpet bomb the execs later in revenge
Jobs did it to himself.
Macintosh was a failure, and it was a failure because the only person Steve Jobs wanted to listen to was Steve Jobs.
4:24
Now, you lose Apple billions, get the company close to bankruptcy, and then hire Steve back so he can fix your mess.
in reality, Apple 2 was a big success then literally everything was a complete failure until Imac, then Ipod was huge, then Iphone. everything inbetween was a massive failure and plot twist, the only thing steve jobs EVER actually did was knowing the apple was a product that people would buy.
@@bennycostello2472 But that is the time Jobs was gone. If he deserves blame, it was for allowing the III and trying to kill the II. The III was what almost killed Apple, not the Mac. He was actually pushing the Mac full force, and he was the one that pushed the iMac. In hind sight he should have taken a Mac/IIgs approach, but the technology was not there yet when the Mac was being conceived.
Steve Jobs was the epitome of the negative connotation of the word 'Salesman' IMO.
Steve Jobs USED his 'best friend' when he worked for Atari. He used Woz to develop the Breakout game for half of the regular contract of $750.00. Jobs chose NOT to tell WOZ about the Bonus money, for reducing the total number of chips on the board. In the end, the Bonus Jobs was paid was 5,000.00. He kept it all and did not tell his 'best friend' about the money.
//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakout_(video_game)
@@gotthumbs2235 and then went on to make his best friend incredibly rich and never screwed him out of his shares even after Woz left. Oh wow he cheated woz out of a little extra pocket cash even though steve did create the game, his name was on the game contract, he was the Atari employee and had woz come in to help him finish it (as essentially a paid contractor for steve) so it was his money to begin with and he paid Woz for his time. Watch any interview with Steve Wozniak at all and you'll see he wasnt bothered over a few hundred dollars cause it led to them creating apple and changing the world and their lives entirely. I get it, you watched the movie and read a few wiki pages but your assesment of the man as a whole is just warped. Woz is still worth 100 million dollars as of right now today 11/26/2022 so i doubt he is worried or holds animosity over petty cash when he has millions in the bank and is a forever beloved figure in tech. He also still defends Steve today and is probably the only person who truly knew Steve jobs and who he was as a person both good and bad.
Right!
I look at it like, if Steve was never fired, we would have never gotten "Toy Story"
And iPhone, Mac OS X, iPad, Vision Pro, Apple Watch and probably GTA 5.
@@dbtech4562 GTA 5? please explain.
@@crashboy0 The guy that created the first web browser did it on a NeXT. It probably would have been invented and running on something else but we don't know. A small change in history can cause a chain of events that could alter the future in completely unexpected ways. Linkages to what we would think of as unrelated events could be changed.
A movie about NeXT would be great, because it has a great character arc. Starts with Jobs fired from Apple, then he rallies and starts NeXT, they overcome numerous challenges to build a great machine but it has a fatal flaw: too expensive/niche. But they pivot to the OS, and Jobs wins against Be for the Apple deal. Then he's asked to join Apple as interim CEO, a triumph of character over process. As the protagonist finally matures, he gives the speech where hating Microsoft is not the answer.
I understand it, but no more Steve Jobs movies! The guy had already 2 flicks about him in a space of 2 years, like he was some sort of demigod!
Nope watch pirates of silicon valley it came out in 1999
People were so hung up on what other TV shows and movies that the actor for Steve Jobs played that they missed out on a really good Steve Jobs movie.
He was good at making money... maybe the best ceo of the modern (built 3 billion companies).
Unfortunately, socially, physically, spiritually, he was toxic.
Damn.
Mr. Jameson and Dr. Brenner just booted Kelso out of a Billion Dollar Company
It bothers me how they painted steve jobs as a saint when he was really just the guy who drove people towards innovation. In later interviews people talked about how while his micromanaging was a huge problem, some of his nitpicking did bring some great changes to the tech industry that might not have happened
About the painting as a saint, I'm referring to when I was younger. When he was still alive and whenever he presented things etc. Basically crediting him with everything apple came out with
That little walk always cracks me up 😂
Jobs only walked like that in his last years.
“what…. you can’t do this to me… DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I SACRIFICED?!”
I don’t remember this episode of That’s 70’s show
LOL
You are your own worst enemy
this was a lesson to him....necessary.....
I don't picture Steve Jobs crying for a even a second. That guy was so arrogant !
This actually wasn't a terrible movie. It had some weird casting choices (the guy who played Woz) and it appears the producers/writers really didn't understand the technology ("What's that?" -- "It's an operating system." when he's showing the Apple 1 to Steve Jobs) but it's actually watchable.
Yes, Woz was actually fit in his younger years. And he really left after a plane crash that really messed him up. It really affected his engineering skills.
No this is why you don't have strangers controlling your company in the first place
Steve: _"Hiring you was the worst mistake I ever made"_
Me: "Ahh, so you finally admit, you _DO_ make them. Because keep in mind this is why Woz left, Steve."
For the sake of Apple at the time, this had to be done. Steve Jobs needed a time out.
I mean to be fair if Jobs had his way he would have ran Apple into the ground.
But he would still have no regrets if that happened
LOL. Jobs built Apple into the largest most profitable company in the world at the time of his death. He also is responsible for OSX and the success of Pixar.
@@christschoolcould not have if he stayed in his role initially
The story and the scene is truly the same old story since the beginning of time. Human Beings get off betraying one another. Deception is their sugar, the calories for getting through the day. Shakespeare relied on it. People betray because they hold contempt for someone instead of respect, as being too close or too familiar to someone can be dangerous. This is why some people are wise enough to do their job and not get too close to people to allow them to know who they are as the mystery keeps them away from betrayal.
Sorry but Sorkin’s script was so much better. Both movies had terrific casts, but this just wasn’t written as well.
The other film was over dramatic. "Jobs" on the other hand felt natural and smoother.
@@FirstLast-cw8ko lmao. Never seen a wrong opinion before
@@dylanowens7902 Maybe you should see the opinion that you're attractive
@@FirstLast-cw8ko other way around boyo
"Pirates of Silicon Valley" is the one to beat.
The movie where Ashton Kutcher thought he’d finally be taken seriously as an actor. What a joke.
still traumatized that the punk'd guy played steve jobs in a movie because his face slightly looks like him
These are the guys that put Steve Jobs on a PIP.
"Out, am I?"
This movie is outstanding
Steve could have done the willem dafoe's "You know how much I sacrificed?" meme there LMAO.
Written like a soap opera
Steve's ego is wounded when they turned against him yet he was happy to screw over Apple employees to such an extent that Woz stepped in and gave them some of his own shares. Steve Jobs really should have worked on his personality and learned humility and maturity.
Then Apple wouldn't have been as successful. Jobs made Apple, Woz as nice as he is, didn't.
If breaking down walls in the name of innovation means a few peoples’ feelings get hurt, then so be it.
Meanwhile there are folks who actually *die* in the name of innovation and exploration.
If apple didn't do it someone else would have , the ibm pc out sold apple . Because of the ibm pc multiple computer companies were formed because it was open source
Alexander de Seversky was removed from his company that way. After he was gone the company became Republic Aviation and built the greatest fighter of WWII.
The Vought F4U Corsair is the greatest fighter of WWII with a 12:1 kill ratio against the Mitsubishi Zero and a 6:1 kill ratio against the Nakajima KI-84, compared to the P-47 Thunderbolt's kill ratio of 4.6:1.
Apple kind of went downwards after Steve left, and when he return he managed to get Apple back on track again even collaborate with Microsoft. When Steve passed away, well we all seen what happened to the iPhone which pretty much the same if you ask me. Just better hardware, and that Apple pencil...
He needed money from Microsoft to do it
Steve Jobs knew what he was doing when he handed the reigns to Tim Cook. He wasn't looking for someone to push innovation at Apple, he was looking for someone who wouldn't f*ck things up for the company after he was gone. You can criticize the lack of perceived innovation since Tim Cook took over, but the company is operating better than ever under his leadership.
@@tboneforreal the isheep is the reason
This is a remake. I remember the original. I don't do remakes or sequels.
If want to screw anything, just invite Ashton Kutcher
This movie is far better than other. The story of Apple is of ups and downs in real sense. When people look in hindsight, firing Steve Jobs was a big mistake. Later, when Apple was at the bottom of its journey, Steve Jobs was asked to return as CEO, and from that point things took a different turn. Making Apple one of the best companies in world. The board look short term benefits more important than long term plan. And I think that's what happens many times, ultimately leading to failures. Mike was one of the best VCs.
Lmao why he walking like that. It doesnt even feel like he's portraying jobs, it feels like he's mocking him.
It was steves fault. he lost focus and sold his shares to buy shinny things. He learned and eventually did far greather things with pixar and when he returned to apple.
This movie is so much better than Steve Jobs, people really sleep on Ashton's performance in this movie.
I'm not a Jobs worshiper, but it's hard for me to imagine him being such a beta in this whole interaction.
He cried in meetings when he didn’t get his way, it’s on record from former employees hahaha. Of course he was a pussy beta - he even lied and stole from his supposed “best friend” repeatedly
His powers were weak at that age. He didn't have the experience and knowledge to deal with that yet.
Why J.K Simions always get the role of people who Fire people from job ?🤣🤣
That didn't stop him from being a complete asshole to everyone around him, including his own daughter..
Sam Altman be like...
❤
Didn't know Steve walked like a chicken.
Didn't happen to me, but true story. I knew a guy well, in our mid 20's. He founded a company that was doing quite well, but made the mistake of empowering enough people that together they could fire him... and they did. That company he founded is now valued in the mid 6 figures. My friend whose own company fired him, dabbled in this and that, but was always successful. When he changed he was moving up. I'll keep this generic not to name drop. One night he and I were sitting alone on the floor of his living room and he told me of a business he was going to launch. He told me every single banker and financial advisor he's consulted with told him it flat would not work. I'll never forget the next moment, he tilted his head, back let out a big laugh and said, "I'm going to do it anyway". 30 years later he sold out to a store brand everyone in America knows and personally walked away with $100 million cash.
Hell of a story. Kudos to him
Yes, he was just a guy who, in business, knew what to do. Another story about him is during his post fired stage, but before the big company launched: he was selling a natural peanut butter that sold like hotcakes. One year the normal yearly peanut crops basically failed. There was this huge peanut shortage. Based on publicly available info he saw it coming before anybody else. He locked in contracts for peanuts before the crisis hit. At the peak of the crisis even Skippy was running out of peanuts; his top competitor in the state ran out of peanuts and my friend is sitting on a mountain of peanuts. So he cleaned up and when it was over he'd banked around $80k in cash which he used as seed money to start the company that eventually made him very rich. He had a talent for seeing what others could not see. What a gift that is eh?
JK Simmons looks like Gilbert Huph from the incredibles 😂
The sheer irony of casting the guy from "Dude, where's my car" to play one of the smartest people on the planet: why i still can't do it
He also was in the masterpiece, The Butterfly Effect. Stop hating a great actor.
Saw an advertise for japanese Samsung. Great!
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This film was so much better than the pretentious nonsense that came out with the bigger budget.
Steve would've never showed up in a suit and tie. Horrible
Revenge is best served cold
Did you try turning it off and on again?
@@Hammid Freezer works like a charm man. Been storing and serving wild Ws for days 😂✌️
Toy Story! And then iphone!
Jobs steve is CEO
This felt more like a SOAP OPERA. I liked STEVE JOBS better... more yelling & passion!
i feel like this movie is better. especially since it doesn't have seth rogan in it. he can't do serious roles. its impossible.
@@Stackali Finally someone has the balls to say it. So many betas and yes-men harping on this one without any original opinion.
With the way Steve Jobs was written you'd think it was shot in gotham city lol
This Jobs resembles the real Steve Jobs better. The other movie is horrible
what the hell is this comment section
Pirates of Silicon Valley was pretty good too.
Why was Ashton Kutcher fired from Apple? Lol 😆
That guy is going to come back with an oozy I swear it. You can't fire him! He's the owner!
This movie is way too underappreciated for what it was. I think Kutcher did an incredible job. The 2015 movie was too boring. Maybe they stretch the truth a little in this film like Hollywood always does, but its highly entertaining and emotionally thrilling. Kutcher looks just like him in this too.
100% agree I liked this one far more than 2015 one.
@@tom5848 I also think they did an incredible job on set design. The entire movie is incredibly detailed. I was extremely impressed when they showed the Atari headquarters from the 70's.
@@tom5848 I will say though they went a little overboard on the shaky camera effect.
@@tom5848 the 2015 film was the cinematic masterpiece.
@@nikhil1234raje agreed. This movie was okay but the 2015 film was truly amazing
I can’t believe they did that to Steve😢
He cost the company millions on the failed Lisa computer and the first Mac
@@scallen3841 yes but Lisa was his daughters name
@@mobilemoke-ne2gr so what the computer was still a failure regardless
Your out Norman.
Papa?
WWE CEO vince mcmahon to get get kick out of WWE.😭
I dont care what anybody says. I like this movie better than the 2015 movie.
Now play the one where fauchi cooked up the wuhanflu then released it on the world.
Is this supposed to be a serious movie?
The movies jobs was Soooooo much better
No one talked to Steve Jobs like that. Completely ridiculous.
Every person has to go through a phase when they get pushed out by bozos. Steve Jobs’ triumphant return in 1997 gave these bozos the biggest fu ever
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kutcher is so bad in this lmfao that gait is sooooo bad
Well, that looked riveting......NOT.
Pirate of the Silicon Valley is a better film than this one.
This movie sucked
This movie is bad on its own. Next to the danny Boyle version, it looks childish
Ashton is a terrible actor.
The same thing happened to Donald Trump and the Republican party
Crazy that this can happen in reality
this did happen in reality. this movie is based on real events. jobs was ousted as CEO of apple.
@@Stackali well yea but not the same way as in the movie but similar fashion
Their is a old video of Steve jobs in court with papers he's in his papers im guessing evidence for something
@@thetest8777 Lol what was that complete mess of a sentence? Also, in what possible way is this the same as Donald Trump? There is literally zero parallel.
@@FiveSigma72 what do you mean? Basically the whole politicians on the right betrayed him
Steve Jobs was the epitome of the negative connotation of the word 'Salesman' IMO.
Steve Jobs USED his 'best friend' when he worked for Atari. He used Woz to develop the Breakout game for half of the regular contract of $750.00. Jobs chose NOT to tell WOZ about the Bonus money, for reducing the total number of chips on the board. In the end, the Bonus Jobs was paid was 5,000.00. He kept it all and did not tell his 'best friend' about the money.
//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakout_(video_game)