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Sex Education could be the sturdy tv show for teenagers but I've some doubts for mid ages. Unfortunately, I didn't hook it with the first episode despite smart and funny writing. Sexual desires and insecurities of teenagers are portrayed well.

Michael Fassbender's performance as Steve Jobs deserve Oscar. He's relentless, imitating every habit Jobs carries. "Steve Jobs" isn't the greatest movie in the world, yet I guess it's a watchable biography type picture which indeed showcases a man who has both struggles life and job wise. Instead of dramatizing the crucial moments of Jobs' life, screenwriter Aaron Sorkin splits the film into three sections: 1984 (Mac), 1988 (NeXT), and 1998 (iMac). You'd think that a movie that's just 3 long scenes would be boring, but the film has so much energy and intensity. Danny Boyle's dizzyingly surreal style adds greatly to the wonder of the story. I highly recommend it.

I'm glad I saw this movie. Bryan Cranston is incredibly enjoyable to watch, and during the credits you get to watch a clip of the real Trumbo to compare. He creates a very unique character that's both interesting and believable. I mean, it's based on a real person, so he didn't "invent" the character, but it's still very good. I think that other notable performances come from Michael Stuhlbarg. Truth may be stranger than fiction. This true story is way better than all the current competing fictional concoctions. Truly excellent film-making here, deserves more kudos then its getting. I should you watch this great movie.

85/100