
This documentary looks not only at how his talent, style and imagination have shaped all of our lives, but also at the influences that shaped and molded the man himself. Through interviews with the people who worked closely with him or chronicled his life, we gain unique insight into what made him tick. In a never before broadcast, exclusive interview, Steve Jobs expounds his own philosophy of life, and offers advice to us all on changing our own lives.
Publisher:
[United States] : PBS Home Video, c2011
Edition:
Widescreen
ISBN:
9781608836185
1608836185
1608836185
Branch Call Number:
DVD H 338.761 STE
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Alternative Title:
One last thing [DVD]


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Very brief history of Jobs's success.
Very well done and interesting documentary movie. A pleasure to watch. I would recommend this movie for all to see. No fast forwarding no falling asleep on this one. A++ DVD
Captivating interview at a time when things were uncertain in his development. A glimpse of his insight into the future. The essence of success. The start of an amazing emergence of a company on the brink of bankruptcy to the largest American corporation of our time. 18 years later his vision is still not outdated.
Through interviews with those who worked closely with Steve Jobs, this documentary lets you gain unique insight into what made him tick as well as his way of life that offers advice to you on changing your own life to achieve your ambition, desire and dream.
It's a really interesting and fascinating film.
steve jobs has made the entire human race stupid. turned them into a race of pod people who dont know things-they look up things. they dont dare have a point of view until they look up what the crowd is bleeting. all the better to herd the sheep.
Not a bad watch, but feels very brief
I really liked this documentary. It was obvious that many of the people interviewed in it knew and loved Steve Jobs, but were able to offer an unbiased assessment of the man, his quirks, foibles and passion.
The film is more about talking-face testimonials about the man's character,.. but offers not much insight about the 'what,' the 'why', or the 'how' concerning Steve Job's important and revolutionary achievements.
It seems to be assumed that the viewer already knows all about the tech stuff, and that the mentioning of product names is enough to explain all.
The documentary, like the book, gives a brilliant view of Steve Jobs.