Her

this movie really touched me.

This is a true long distance love story.

"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.

When I left the theater after seeing this movie I remember thinking that I wanted to go home and immediately watch it five more times. There’s so much in this beautiful screenplay to unpack, I think you could teach an entire college course on the philosophical issues in this movie: What is intimacy? What does it mean to have a relationship? What is the relationship between mind and body? What are the limits of artificial intelligence? What is love? Are humans uniquely capable of experiencing love, or do our uniquely human failings make us ill-equipped to love completely? Vulnerability, melancholy, jealousy, euphoria–this movie has so much to say about so many emotions it’s impossible to respond to it all in one sitting.

And that’s just the screenplay. The filmmaking here is top-notch–I particularly love the costumes/cinematography/production design which combine to create a futuristic world that is intimately familiar and subtly alien. World-building in the future is so hard and they knocked it out of the park. (So many tiny little details, like the sprawling architecture in the background, or the ingrained misogyny endemic in the video game industry.) Karen O’s music (especially “The Moon Song“) is dreamy, ethereal, and absolutely perfect. Lastly: Scarlett Johansson gives the best voice-only performance I’ve ever heard in my life. It’s impossible to listen to her and not fall completely in love yourself. So, so good.

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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That's a hell of an odd love story but it's engaging and heart touching, nice Directing/Writing by Spike Jonze tho.

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

I love it. I love how it makes me feel so many feelings and how I can relate in a weird way. 10/10 if you love

I feel like I've been rung through a mangle, this movie hit me in so many ways; haven't got inside a character as much in a long time. So well executed. I miss Samantha's voice. Excellent.