🤖 Didn't 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘛𝘸𝘪𝘭𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵 𝘡𝘰𝘯𝘦 do this story? Sure, Jack Warden fell in love with a robot. And it only took them 30 minutes!

If it wasn't for the humming and buzzing of refrigerators and air conditioners, this would have been quite enjoyable. This is a serious development in the history of the art of the drama in cinematic form. Often funny, ridiculous, insightful, touching, creepy, and thought-provoking (to explicate each of these would render this comment a full length review). One majorvery brief nude scene of a late stage pregnant woman; lots of obscene language.

I was not impressed with this movie at all. In fact, I found it creepy, boring and stupid. Enough said. Turned it off after about ten minutes.

This was a very well written and thought out movie. Very entertaining and thought provoking!

I returned this.... Why is it in my chevk out spot?? I didn't have any desire to watch it. That's odd I'm not psying for a librarians mistake. Hailllno

Long drawn out; inappropriate language and actions.

A telling tale of what becomes of us as we fall in love with our "smart" devices. We want our devices to be ever more intelligent, but at what price? How well do we want them to "know" us. Samantha is Theodore's girlfriend. She started out as just a friendly OS there to help him organize his files. She becomes very helpful to him - perhaps too much so. Theodore becomes completely emotionally dependent on "her." But, who is "she" really? I think this film is quite prescient. It is warning for what we are becoming. I saw this film when it first came out in 2013. Since then, every time I see someone looking down at their smart phone and smiling, I think of it. Whatever happened to good old-fashioned human interaction? Though the film does not explicitly address it, the movie does hint at what could become of a world where our smart devices are smarter than us and have their own ideas and ambitions? Call me a luddite, but I think it's time to hit the pause button and explore what potential damage lies ahead.

A bizarre movie that kept my interest the entire way through! I liked it.

"Her" is really, really, really, really awful. Really!

Morbidly funny.
Evidently in the future everyone has become a Hipster. The clothing, absolutely disgusting color combonations, and Joaquin Phoenix's offensive Molestache make this film almost difficult to watch. It is an assault on both the eyes and good taste.
Joaquin's character is timid, flavorless, and uninteresting. So, when the (oh, so inevitable) ending comes it is darkly satisfying to see him weep.
This is Her's only true redeeming quality.