This Steve Jobs movie actually looks pretty good, though it also looks like the sort of movie that continues to try and push the fact that success is a sacrifice, and that following your dreams means you're an asshole. It kind of pisses me off. Sure, Jobs had his moments where he was a bit cruel, a jackass, and stepped on people to get to the top. But so did every single billionaire there's ever been. Do you know why? Because you have too.
Everyone in those positions will push you down, the business world is a competition, and if you're not willing to strike when you get the chance, you'll get buried and left behind. The man was a tech genius, and unlike one of the lines from the trailer, what you make
does define you. Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, Nikolas Tesla, all of these people? It defined them. Rockefeller, J.P. Morgan? It defined them, and they stepped on people to get to the top. It doesn't make them good people, it makes them smart people.
It's a bit insulting to say that someone chasing their dreams, and going and getting their dreams is somehow a bad thing. We tell our children that, so why is it a bad thing when we do?