Ashton Kutcher’s portrayal of Apple’s co-founder debuted yesterday in the move Jobs. So far, reviews of the movie have been mixed and more leaning towards the negative. The movie’s ‘tomatometer’ reveals it’s 24% rotten.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak spoke with Emily Chang from Bloomberg TV to share his thoughts on the movie, particularly the inaccuracies. He reveals how his participation as a ‘tutor’ in Aaron Sorkin’s upcoming Steve Jobs movie is a stark contrast to how he was asked to assist with Kutcher’s movie.
Check it out below (Bloomberg Flash video):
Have you seen Jobs? What did you think?
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