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Steve's (Michael Fassbender) dramatic exit from Apple leads into a heated confrontation with CEO Scully (Jeff Daniels) right before the NeXt presentation.

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@BlakeWR81 1 year ago

Jeff Daniels with Sorkin dialogue is just something different. Always blows me away how great his delivery is.

@Korijenkins1414 1 year ago

"And I realllly haven't thought about it in a while." -Man who has clearly thought about it every day

@tomace4898 2 years ago

"We showed a lot of happy people drinking Pepsi! We didn't say the world was going to end if you bought a Dr. Pepper!"

@lundylow 1 year ago

I love how percussive Jeff Daniels's pronunciation is when he gets upset. "Coopertino in the middle of the fuckin night" is so satisfying to my ears.

@KMcNally117 2 years ago

I'll protect Woz... Until he asks me to acknowledge the Apple II team.

@R3L3NT_USA 1 year ago (edited)

“Don’t play stupid you can’t pull it off” what a compliment tbh. Maybe the best performed scene I’ve ever seen in my life

@Just_Gaming4Fun89 1 year ago

This is easily my favorite scene in the entire film. This is basically a fight scene with words.

@naughtiusmaximus 1 year ago

Just a reminder : the absolute killer soundtrack of this film was composed by Daniel Pemberton, the badass who made the soundtrack for the Spiderverse movies.

@ashjogalekar8814 1 year ago

Michael Fassbender was great in this movie, but Jeff Daniels totally steals this scene. He's phenomenal.

@GrumpyOldChap 1 year ago

I love the tiny bit that showcases perfectly how Sorkin writes: he makes Jobs refer to something as a "homicide" just so that Scully can refute it by calling it a "suicide". Same with the bit ending with "I'm okay losing, but I'm not gonna forfeit" and Jobs responding "I'm not okay losing". They're just feeding off of each other's dialogue in a symbiotic manner that's so delicious.

@danieldevito6380 1 year ago

"I believed I was right, I still believe I'm right, and I'M RIGHT"... That part gives me goosebumps.

@john_drennon 2 years ago

Regardless of the accuracy of this movie, it’s compelling af. So good.

@trewhite7903 1 year ago

i remember being like 15 in the theatre watching this scene and realizing for the first time the power a good script can have — never been the same ❤

@ElijahYilma 1 year ago

"I forced the vote because I believed I was right. I STILL believe I'm right! AND I'M RIGHT!"

@n_v9386 1 year ago

8:20 Nice way to include Arthur Rock into the script. The investor who funded early semiconductor companies in Palo Alto that eventually grew into the Silicon Valley we know today. Early Investor in Apple as well.

@kevingreen4952 7 months ago

This scene is like a short film. You can watch it without seeing the rest of the larger film and it still hits hard. What a masterclass in filmmaking.