No. Period.

The only other movie I EVER want to see that features Steve Jobs is Pirates Of Silicon Valley 2, involving the scandal between Steve Jobs and Eric Schmidt as Google steals Android in the days before and year following the release of the first iPhone.

Basically, it's exactly the same as the first movie but with different actors (save for Steve; still Noah Wyle) and different locations.

Schmidt's at Burning Man, gets a call from Steve: YOU'RE STEALING FROM US?!

Classic.

I would have thought Jobs would have already sold the rights to a Disney owned studio but maybe that's naive thinking on my part.

Don't really know how I feel about this, but at the same time I'm surprised this hasn't gone to a Disney studio as pointed out above.

Too soon, but then again, this is Hollywood.

I'm open to the movie. It all depends on who's going to be doing it and if it'll be done right.

I would like to see 100% accuracy and not made up scenarios. And since they're basing it on the official biography and not on making shit up like other movies, then hopefully it has a chance at becoming a pretty good movie.

The geek in me would like to see some accurate behind the scenes portrayals of what went on at Apple, like when they were first designing the iPhone or iPad before they got released. I want the whole damn story from beginning to end, told accurately! Make the movie 2.5 hours, I don't mind.

This is not like making a movie about Benjamin Franklin, where everybody died hundreds of years ago. I need 100% accuracy. If Steve Jobs in the movie is sitting at his desk at Apple, then that desk, the room, every last detail must be 100% authentic and exactly the way it was in real life. Zero liberties should be taken with the movie.

And Hollywood, don't make this into a 'social network' type of movie, because I though that was pretty much garbage, boring and unrealistic and Steve Jobs deserves way better than that.

This is a great opportunity for Apple, Disney, and Pixar to step in and say to Sony "You know, that's an excellent idea. But since we actually knew the man, we're going to do it."

The thought of Pixar's next film telling the life of Steve Jobs is already making my eyes well.

:Those Unholy@wood MF*** are thirsty for easy money already?
:Shameful!

They should just wrap the Steve Jobs story and Ender's Game into the same film.