DocumentaryYear2011Duration5hIMDb6.7

Steve Jobs: One Last Thing

DocumentaryBiography

Friends, fans, colleagues, and rivals reflect on the talents and achievements of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. Includes excerpts from an interview with Bill Gates and Jobs shortly after his cancer diagnosis.

Trailer

Cast

SH

Sarah Hunt

Director

MO

Mimi O'Connor

Director

BF

Bill Fernandez

Self - User Interface Architect

RP

Robert Palladino

Self - Instructor of Calligraphy

DH

Dean Hovey

Self - President of Digifit

Ross Perot

Self

Demetri Goritsas

Self - Narrator

Robert X. Cringely

Self

Steve Jobs

Self

Will.i.am

Self

Steve Wozniak

Self

Tim Allen

Self

Apl.de.Ap

Self

Richard Branson

Self

Fergie

Self

Tom Hanks

Self

Eddie Izzard

Self

WM

Walter Mossberg

Self

John Sculley

Self

DS

David Sheff

Self

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9 Comments

londie_london_officiMay 29, 2023

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Bahiyya HaneesaMay 23, 2023

Worst doc I've ever seen. Found footage and new interviews with wannabes who now pretend they were important to early Apple God it's bad.

BEBITOMay 23, 2023

This documentary really doesn't give much insight to Steve Jobs. Oh wait, he liked to take walks. Wow! What a revelation. This whole thing was a badly put together mish-mash of people talking about Steve Jobs, with a couple of snippets of Jobs talking about various things. It was more or less in chronological order, but was rarely given much of a context. Hmmm, one guy remembers a raging argument with Jobs but can't remember what it was about. Probably the most interesting thing in the whole long slog of the documentary was the guy talking about trying to build a prototype of a mouse. This documentary should have either focused on the technologies that Jobs pushed into being or more about the person that Jobs was, what he believed in, what the corporate culture at Apple was like, and what affect he had on the people around him. Unfortunately, it really did neither, and basically left me with more questions and fewer answers about Jobs than I had before. A really dissatisfying documentary, poorly made and rushed. Give it a pass.

Agouha YomeyeMay 23, 2023

Very recently I watched the movie "iSteve" with Justin Long, plainly a parody of a bio-pic on the life and times of Jobs. So I was fortunate to run across this one, quite accidentally, on Netflix streaming movies. It is reasonably short, under one hour, and includes clips and interviews with the actual people who knew him and worked with him. I like to muse about this sort of thing, what if Steve Jobs had never been born? What would our computing, music, and communications world look like today? We would probably be OK, but I suspect it would look a lot different. Just as our world would be a lot different if Thomas Edison or the Wright Brothers had never been born. Steve Jobs was an enigma of sorts, brilliantly creative but ruthless when he thought he needed to be. After being mostly responsible for the success of Apple, he quit in frustration, Apple almost went bankrupt without him, and he rejoined the company to lead it to even greater success. No matter what one thinks about Steve Jobs, there is no way to get around the profound ways our daily lives are different because of him and his vision. I wonder if the next great visionary is stepping up yet, Jobs has been gone for almost two years.

SANKOFA MOMENTSMar 13, 2023

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George Moses KambuwaNov 22, 2022

Very recently I watched the movie "iSteve" with Justin Long, plainly a parody of a bio-pic on the life and times of Jobs. So I was fortunate to run across this one, quite accidentally, on Netflix streaming movies. It is reasonably short, under one hour, and includes clips and interviews with the actual people who knew him and worked with him. I like to muse about this sort of thing, what if Steve Jobs had never been born? What would our computing, music, and communications world look like today? We would probably be OK, but I suspect it would look a lot different. Just as our world would be a lot different if Thomas Edison or the Wright Brothers had never been born. Steve Jobs was an enigma of sorts, brilliantly creative but ruthless when he thought he needed to be. After being mostly responsible for the success of Apple, he quit in frustration, Apple almost went bankrupt without him, and he rejoined the company to lead it to even greater success. No matter what one thinks about Steve Jobs, there is no way to get around the profound ways our daily lives are different because of him and his vision. I wonder if the next great visionary is stepping up yet, Jobs has been gone for almost two years.

user8467114259813Nov 22, 2022

This documentary really doesn't give much insight to Steve Jobs. Oh wait, he liked to take walks. Wow! What a revelation. This whole thing was a badly put together mish-mash of people talking about Steve Jobs, with a couple of snippets of Jobs talking about various things. It was more or less in chronological order, but was rarely given much of a context. Hmmm, one guy remembers a raging argument with Jobs but can't remember what it was about. Probably the most interesting thing in the whole long slog of the documentary was the guy talking about trying to build a prototype of a mouse. This documentary should have either focused on the technologies that Jobs pushed into being or more about the person that Jobs was, what he believed in, what the corporate culture at Apple was like, and what affect he had on the people around him. Unfortunately, it really did neither, and basically left me with more questions and fewer answers about Jobs than I had before. A really dissatisfying documentary, poorly made and rushed. Give it a pass.

Ma Ra Mo...Nov 22, 2022

Worst doc I've ever seen. Found footage and new interviews with wannabes who now pretend they were important to early Apple God it's bad.

Mohamed AlkordiNov 22, 2022

Steve Jobs: One Last Thing

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