So, Captain Filmstalker. Not a fan of apple? I know that we have a lot of off recording banter about it when we do the audiocast. It's always fun.

Coming from the opposite side of the fence, as an apple fanboy, I've been looking forward to this for a while, and its good to see it finally ramping up for release.

It seems to hit the main beats from the biographies I've read, plus pick up on his binary style of leadership.

I don't expect it to be a puff piece, just a balanced flick. The story is all there, and it is drama based, christ, there is drama there. But theres also the human stuff which they seem to have picked up on.

You might not like apple, or the way they operate, but people do. I for one, know how big a difference a mac made to me, just as a PC has to you.

At the end of the day, the banter is banter, but this is a great story, I hope it works.

Just to clear something up, I'm not on the "opposite side" of any fence, I just dislike the way that Apple control their systems at the expense of the user's choice. I love their stylish designs, but I hate the way they treat their users and how their systems limit the user's access and control.

I don't think the PC on its own made a difference to me, for me it was the whole computing revolution and specifically the work that IBM, Microsoft and Apple did in delivering object orientated computing.

It's there I can see drama, the whole battle about delivering an GUI for computing where IBM and Microsoft worked together working on their OS until Microsoft split to work on Windows. I find that could be a corporate thriller story.

With the Jobs and Apple one it's really a battle all around Apple and I'm not sure how big that is going to feel for the non-Apple fan. Still, it could be a great character piece.

Maybe we should do an audiocast for it.......?

We'd just argue all the time wouldn't we?