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Steve Jobs - The Importance of One Scene

by Jack's Movie Reviews

Danny Boyle’s Steve Jobs (2015) is a masterclass in direction, acting, editing and writing. In this video essay, Jack analyzes a particular scene between Steve Jobs and Andy, demonstrating how the scene ties the entire narrative together.

 

Steve Jobs

Directed by

Danny Boyle
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