Steve Jobs' new movie has grossed $ 2,2 million

Although the new film about Steve Jobs has not yet been officially released throughout the American territory, this last weekend it has been re-programmed in more than 60 theaters. Last weekend, the new film that represents three key moments in the life of the Apple co-founder, could only be seen in several theaters in Los Angeles and New York, this time Universal Studios has decided to expand the number of cities and rooms where Apple fans have been able to enjoy this new movie. The film will be officially released on October 23 throughout the country, and it will be then when we will see if the movie is really a success or not.

In the opening weekend, the latest film starring Michal Fassbender, grossed just over $ 500.000 in the three days it was on theaters in Los Angeles and New York. However this last weekend, the collection has reached 1,5 million dollars in the three days that it has been on the billboard, raising $ 516.000 on Friday, 527.000 on Saturday and $ 437.000 yesterday Sunday, with an average collection per playback and room of $ 25.000.

At the moment it seems that the film is being a resounding success, but it must also be borne in mind that this film is aimed at a specific audience niche who are the users of Apple products. Steve Jobs has always had a reputation for being too strong a character with everyone around him. After his death, several were the people who said that they preferred to climb the stairs of the Cupertino facilities so as not to have to meet Jobs in the elevator and that he asked him what he was working on, for fear of what to say to him.

In the movie they see various character samples that Jobs had in general and in particular when arguing with the other Steve, Wozniak, who has stated that the film faithfully represents the personality of Jobs, where Fassbender does a great job, but that really everything represented in the film did not happen as it is told. At the moment this last film is receiving better reviews than the first called Jobs, played by Ashton Kutcher.