>> i'm sorry, mr. butler, i didn't mean to make fun of your hero. >> everything you are and everything you have is because of that butler. >> the movie is being greeted with critical acclaim, scoring a 73% on rotten tomatoes. and the "boston globe's" ty burr calls the film remarkable, not unremarkable for its unerring social portrait of a black middle-class torn by the stress fractures of an era. clearly not everyone here is a fan. mike lasalle of "san francisco chronicle" writing this, a nice idea for a movie but has a mostly silly script and some of the craziest and most laughable casting imaginable. >> what? >> still want to see it. >> oh, yeah. i want to see it. now a topic a bit more contemporary, steve jobs, "jobs" is a dramitization of the life and times of the apple founder. ashton kutcher brings to life job's story, the turbulent tale