Rating: A -- [With STEVE JOBS,] Sorkin ignores the standard biopic formula. We bear witness to a subject who's difficult to get along with, yet who's imbued with a subtle, slow-building warmth. Full Review

Rating: 9/10 -- From camera angles to staging, it's a film that speaks on so many levels. It proves that style and substance aren't mutually exclusive, they can live together in a film successfully. Full Review

Rating: A+ -- For a movie about a man making and SELLING computers, it is not only watchable, it's repeatably watchable, and endlessly fascinating. Full Review

Rating: 4/5 -- In the case of Steve Jobs, Boyle and Sorkin paint him as an unpleasant, egotistical and unapologetic jerk, with an almost magnetic presence. Coupled with a neat script, great visuals and a brilliant supporting cast, it is outstanding. Full Review

Rating: 8/10 -- The film never manufactures a leap of maturation in Jobs, rather it leverages Fassbender's innate likability and subtle acting choices to imply the kind of realistic growth you might actually witness in real life. Full Review

STEVE JOBS creates an impressionistic inner portrait, a Shakespearean character study in three tautly constructed acts in which Jobs’s contradictions, demons and most searing primal wounds are revealed in constantly peeling layers.

5 stars out of 5 -- This is brazen, bravura filmmaking, with Boyle corralling a clutch of terrific performances while taming his own often-ostentatious style for fear of getting in the way of the words.