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General Magic

2018 · Movie · TV-PG · 92 min

6.9(42)unSUB Rating

Documentary

This documentary follows an ambitious Silicon Valley startup whose bold ideas aimed to reshape how people communicate and use technology. Through firsthand reflections and vivid archival footage, it explores big dreams, teamwork, and what it means to fall short commercially while still leaving a lasting mark on the world.

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Details
Years
2018
Release date
2019-05-09
Language
English
Rated
TV-PG
Runtime
92 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
7.3/10 (42 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you like inspiring, real-world stories about big ideas, teamwork, and learning from setbacks, with a strong dose of 90s tech nostalgia; Not for you if loud music issues or business/tech history bore you, though fans of We Are X may connect with the passion.

Pros: inspiring story of failure; fascinating tech history; fun 90s nostalgia | Cons: background music too loud; hard-to-hear interviews; not for tech-averse viewers

Themes

  • technology
  • it-expert
  • silicon valley
  • interview
  • rise and fall
  • cell phone
  • business start-up
  • phone
  • computer programming
  • social history
  • communicating via phone
  • smart phone
  • +9 more

Cast & crew

  • MS

    Megan Smith

    as Self

  • TF

    Tony Fadell

    as Self

  • MP

    Marc Porat

    as Self

  • Andy Hertzfeld

    Andy Hertzfeld

    as Self

  • Steve Jobs

    Steve Jobs

    as Self (archive footage)

  • JH

    Joanna Hoffman

    as Self

  • JS

    John Sculley

    as Self

Directed by Matt Maude, Matthew Maude, Sarah Kerruish