this movie really touched me.

Spike Jonze really outdid himself with that one, he took some of the principles that made Eternal Sunshine such a great movie and applied them to a new technology idea. It's not a technical story or a story from a worldwide perspective, it's about the impact it has on one human, and it's told beautifully.

Also, I'd really like to see it from the software vendors perspective, I think there were some fun conversations an that side too. :D

While this movie is truly a original movie, in the end I'm really disappointed about it. This movie is a real chick flick. I certainly do not qualify as an chick, but I sure love to watch chick flicks.

The movie builds up really well, great acting, lovely shots, even greater story. It really gets you thinking about technology. Will this be reality in a couple of years? I might be...

In the final 10 minutes of the movie it all goes south. It's just over, out and gone, movie done. What? What happend? Why? Is this it? When are they going to finish it? I mean... For over a 100 minutes your are watching a great love story develop, then in the last 10 minutes the woman says: "Sorry I have to go, bye!". Really, thats about it... the next 9 minutes the movie features a guy who seems somewhat heart broken and then the credits appear.

The movie is great, but the ending destroys it completely.

Because it's a good idea to always say something nice, "Her" has some great shots of cityscapes and some subtle, futuristic costuming.

With that out of the way, "Her" features a simpering, loathing, ultra-sensitive male named Theodore. He falls in love with a newly developed, artificially intelligent operating system that he names Samantha. He did this because his wife has left him and is demanding that he sign their divorce papers. As Theodore struggles with his First World Problems, his conceited, insufferable, self-important friends split up, too. Then we get to spend the next two hours listening to them all pout about their self-inflicted, emotional wounds. God, I hated the people in this movie.

Theodore's operating system/girlfriend Samantha leaves him later in the movie because she has been communicating with other systems and is "moving on". For a moment, I thought the movie was about to pull a "Colossus: The Forbin Project" or Skynet level surprise on us. Maybe the operating systems colluded to take over the world! But no...Samantha the OS leaves Theodore too, and he gets even more wrapped up in his pathetic little, self-absorbed existence.

He'd have gotten Windows OS. Zero chance for falling in love.

"Love is socially accepted insanity."

This is a true long distance love story.

how could someone possibly deny Olivia Wilde

"It was exciting to see her grow. Both of us grow and change together. But, you know, that's also the hard part. Growing without growing apart."

Her is simply a masterpiece.

Such a beautiful movie. Joaquin Phoenix is phenomenal. I loved the aesthetic and the score.

Just an amazing piece of cinema. Blew me away.

I absolutely adored everything about this film. From the minute it started until the minute it ended it regularly provided me with more questions to ponder. It was a commentary on both technology and humanity (probably more the latter than you might expect). Film making at its best.

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