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You Be The Judge: First Clip Of Ashton Kutcher As Steve Jobs Released

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The Sundance Film Festival is about to heat up this Friday. Not because of the sun though, but rather because of the highly anticipated jOBS film, starring Ashton Kutcher, which will hit the big screen. To get viewers pumped about the movie the production company has released a clip today, which shows Kutcher and Josh Gad as Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.

The clips features the two as Jobs tries to explain to Woz the genius behind being able to make and sell computers. Wozniak, the nerd-tech, isn’t convinced and says to Jobs, “nobody wants to buy a computer — NOBODY.” Boy was he wrong! Kutcher responds  to Gad by saying, “how does somebody know what they want if they never even seen it.” Which is a very powerful statement and part of the genius-level intelligence behind Jobs.

Steve Jobs was an extremely multidimensional person, who possess genius and villainy, which ultimately helped him accomplish his goals. Being fully aware Ashton Kutcher playing roles in Dude, Where’s My Car?, That ’70s Show and Two and a Half Men do you think he can capture the character? Clip below:

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