Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak sat downwith Bloombergthis weekto pleadhisthoughtson innovation, Larry Ellison,and,most extensively,Jobs—the not long ago expelled biopicabout Steve Jobs, starring Ashton Kutcher. Wozniak attended the midnight premiereofthe film,and assumingly didn’t leavewith the unequivocallygood impression.

“Therewere the lotof thingswrong,”hesaidin the televised talk Friday. Accordingto Wozniak,the movie inaccurately saved Jobs but acknowledginghis flawsas the immature entrepreneur,and but giving due credittoother people concernedinthe company’s early days.“I didn’tlike observant the lotof people we knownotgetthe apply oneselfthey deserve,”he added.

Wozniak,who levied identical critique oppositethe moviein commentingon theGizmodoessay Thursday,saidthat nonethelesshe in all“liked” Kutcher’s acting,hethoughtthe actressportrayed Jobsin the one-sidedly intense light.“Ashtonhastoo mostofthis‘fan’ thinglike the cult leader,” Wozniaksaid.“Hecouldnot seethat [Jobs]had the lotof flawsin meaningfulhowtorun thingsandexecuteandmake productsthatwere inestimableathis timethere.”

“I’m unequivocally easytoget the reasonof,hecouldhave calledme.”

Whenaskedifhehad the summaryfor Kutcher, Wozniakreplied,“You knowwhat, I’m unequivocally easytoget the reasonof,hecouldhave calledmeand consulted overthe phoneany time.” Wozniakwasin actuality invitedto deliberateonthe film,but declinedafter celebration of the massthe script, observantheandhis motherwere“abhorred”byit. (Heis consultingon Aaron Sorkin’s stirring Steve Jobs film.)Whenaskedwhyhe didn’tatleastcorrectthe inaccuracieshe saw, Wozniaksaid,“Ihave the unequivocally bustling life,andit cameat the unequivocally bustling timeinmy life.”

Wozniakalso addressed new commentsfrom Oracle CEO Larry Ellison,who progressingthis week likelythat Applewill decrease but Jobsatthe helm.The company’s batchhas left upand downin new years,and mosthave voiced doubtsaboutits capabilityto come outwiththe same innovative productsthatitcreated duringthe Jobs era. Accordingto Wozniak, though, predictionsof Apple’s passingare still premature.

“There’s timetotell,”hesaid.“I wouldn’t decider Appleas being outofthe creation globeyet… Sometimes Applehasthebigger warnthan anyone.”

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