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Published on January 27th, 2013 | by Gizmodo

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jOBS Review: a Satisfying Experience for an Apple Fan

Gizmodo reader Seth Kinkaid was one of the first people to watch jOBS—the first Steve Jobs’ biopic starring Ashton Kutcher—at Sundance 2013. These are his impressions

Gizmodo reader Seth Kinkaid was one of the first people to watch jOBS—the first Steve Jobs’ biopic starring Ashton Kutcher—at Sundance 2013. These are his impressions.

Today I saw jOBS at Sundance, the story of a young Steve Jobs, the now legendary co-founder and CEO of Apple Computer. And although I know it may be inaccurate and exaggerated, it was the experience I wanted.

jOBS had a cheery retro feel to it. It covered key scenes of Jobs being a college drop-out and of his time in India. I was nervous they might skip this, as India and its impact on Jobs was integral to how he saw life.

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