Exclusive Steve Job movie trailer finally launched (video)
He started Apple Computers at age 21. He was forced out of the company at 30. He was brought back when he was 42, and he spent the last decade-and-a-half of his life revitalizing the corporation he founded and revolutionizing communication worldwide.
Steve Jobs' life had a lot of drama to try to pack into one movie, and making it feel real is a lot to ask of any actor, reports Yahoo News. From the moment it was announced that Ashton Kutcher would be playing him in the biopic, "Jobs," it was obvious that the 35-year-old actor looked the part.
Kutcher brings a little more dramatic weight to Jobs' famous "Here's to the crazy ones, the misfits, the rebels" speech from the classic Apple "Think Different" ads. The actor delivers this moving mantra to thinking and acting outside the box with grave conviction, whereas Jobs himself sounded a bit lighter and more playful.
Ultimately, the trailer does succeed in making us interested in finally seeing this already much-discussed film, which was originally supposed to hit theaters on April 19 in celebration of Apple's 37th anniversary. "Jobs" instead will be closing the summer with a release date of August 16.









