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Ashton Kutcher's 'Jobs' Movie Now Available on iTunes
"Jobs," the Steve Jobs biography directed by Joshua Michael Stern and starring both Ashton Kutcher as Jobs and Josh Gad as Wozniak, can now be purchased or rented in iTunes.
The film, which scored a 26% on Rotten Tomatoes, can be purchased for $19.99 in high definition or $14.99 in standard definition. A 24-hour rental is also available for $3.99 (SD) or $4.99 (HD).
"Jobs" can also be purchased or rented via Amazon Instant Video for $14.99 and $4.99, respectively, and it is available on both Blu-ray ($22.99) and DVD ($17.99) from Amazon.com.
Originally released on August 16, the movie received mixed reviews from critics, who felt that it was unappealing and focused too heavily on Apple rather than on the life of Steve Jobs. Original Apple employees like Daniel Kottke and Bill Fernandez also criticized the movie for its inaccuracies.
During its opening weekend, "Jobs" made just $6.7 million, which was below the $8–9 million projected by its distributor, Open Road Films. In theaters the movie, which had a budget of $12 million, has earned $16.1 million in the U.S. and $19.8 million abroad, for a worldwide total of $35.9 million.
Another Steve Jobs movie, from screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, remains in the works with a prospective 2014 release date.
The film, which scored a 26% on Rotten Tomatoes, can be purchased for $19.99 in high definition or $14.99 in standard definition. A 24-hour rental is also available for $3.99 (SD) or $4.99 (HD).
"Jobs" can also be purchased or rented via Amazon Instant Video for $14.99 and $4.99, respectively, and it is available on both Blu-ray ($22.99) and DVD ($17.99) from Amazon.com.
Originally released on August 16, the movie received mixed reviews from critics, who felt that it was unappealing and focused too heavily on Apple rather than on the life of Steve Jobs. Original Apple employees like Daniel Kottke and Bill Fernandez also criticized the movie for its inaccuracies.
During its opening weekend, "Jobs" made just $6.7 million, which was below the $8–9 million projected by its distributor, Open Road Films. In theaters the movie, which had a budget of $12 million, has earned $16.1 million in the U.S. and $19.8 million abroad, for a worldwide total of $35.9 million.
Another Steve Jobs movie, from screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, remains in the works with a prospective 2014 release date.
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74 months ago
I didn't want to watch it when it came out, and it don't want to watch it now. Do yourself a favor and instead of watching this, watch the 2007 iPhone announcement. Or any other Steve Jobs keynote, for that matter. They're so good.
74 months ago
I went into the film thinking I was going to hate it, but I really enjoyed it! You just have to remember to take it for what it is....a movie.
74 months ago
I believe the film was held to a standard that was simply impossible to reach given it's circumstances. I saw the film and actually quite enjoyed it! I think many of us went into seeing the movie expecting it to truly, in two hours, encompass the legacy that Steve has left. To be "worthy" of him. Now, while even I'll admit the film did fall short of that, it's certainly worth a watch if you have the time.
74 months ago
Its Ashton Kutcher, you know its gonna suck. Him and quality don't go together. Accept that and you'll prolly have an easier time enjoying the movie for the piece of crap that it is.
74 months ago
I didnt expect to like this mainly because of the critical panning it had received but I enjoyed.
It's not an especially intelligent film and tackles the Jobs story very literally. But I think AK did Jobs proud.
It's not an especially intelligent film and tackles the Jobs story very literally. But I think AK did Jobs proud.
74 months ago
Aaaand no one will watch it
Cant wait for the Sorkin Jobs movie. If he started writing for Spongebob i'd probably watch it
Cant wait for the Sorkin Jobs movie. If he started writing for Spongebob i'd probably watch it
74 months ago
Aaaand no one will watch it
Cant wait for the Sorkin Jobs movie. If he started writing for Spongebob i'd probably watch it
I didn't want to watch it when it came out, and it don't want to watch it now. Do yourself a favor and instead of watching this, watch the 2007 iPhone announcement. Or any other Steve Jobs keynote, for that matter. They're so good.
Thanks but no, thanks.
Its Ashton Kutcher, you know its gonna suck. Him and quality don't go together. Accept that and you'll prolly have an easier time enjoying the movie for the piece of crap that it is.
Apple should pay me $5 to watch this dog.
Nothing could convince me to pay to see this POS. Ashton Kutcher? A Steve Jobs biography? Fucjjjing boring...
never seen it. probably never will. because it shows no understanding of the subject matter.
why you would celebrate the life of a man, who despised mediocrity, by putting out a mediocre hasty, unthought out film.
They should be paying us to download it.
So basically not a single one of you has actually watched the movie, yet can somehow declare that it sucks based on:
- The lead actor
- Some review
- Its budget, thus must be crap
- It's not accurate
Newsflash people, it's a movie. Pirates of Silicon Valley was very inaccurate, and was rife with terrible acting, low budget bits (Ballmer's bald-cap anyone?) and sensationalised events. That's what a movie is - it's entertainment. If it's mildly based on fact, that's great. But nobody expected this to be given they didn't have any inside knowledge or consultancy going on.
If you've not seen it, how the hell can you declare that it MUST be rubbish. I know we've got a lot of eccentric Apple fans here but come on, be realistic here.
Accuracy, acting quality and overall production quality wise it's certainly no worse than Pirates.
People seem to have this thing about it as well - "Oh its got Ashton Kutcher in it? That must immediately mean it's pure rubbish as I've only ever seen him in Dude where's my car, thus he can only do comedy roles".
If you don't want to watch it, that's fine - nobody's forcing you to. But to start blabbing on about how it's crap without knowing anything about it is stupidity in it's highest form.
Having watched it myself, whilst it's certainly no 'Film of the year', it's entertaining. Like POSV, it's just a movie very loosely based on Apple.
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