What an incredible evocation of what Apple represents, what Steve Jobs represents. It's a symphony, a rewriting of history, a smart and imperfect story with a weak emotional thing with the daughter (but the painting stuff is good, surprisingly), and it's been 2 years since I started my repetitive journey with this movie, and it still grips, man.

I love the performances. Has anybody pointed out how cinematic Fassbender's teeth are? Why did Danny Boyle feel the need to add…

Six years since I first saw this gorgeous, quietly hilarious movie and it still remains my absolute favorite. Now that I've seen The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (another favorite), I noticed the "war starts at midnight" reference. I watched this version on Criterion's lovingly assembled release, one I've been hoping and waiting for since I learned about Criterion in the first place. The truth is that I didn't really need this disc, even less than one needs any…