The Review of “Her”

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“Her” is a software girl (Scarlett Johansson) that feels like she is next door. She is beautiful, social and keen. Theodore Twombly (Joaquin Phoenix) is a hero of the movie who brightens up with the greeting and good night evening voice of her. The voice does everything in his PC and phone. She is an outstanding assistant that Theodore falls in love at last, even though she is no more than software.

 “Her” is whole conceivable love story movie about a man, who sometimes would be like machine or robot that falls into definition of living woman. The movie credits Los Angeles for its screenshots. Theodore finds out about operating system from the ad and in a short time installs it into his PC and phone. Right after installation he and the software named as Samantha becomes closer and closer and eventually lovers.

Mr. Jonze is screenplay writer of “Her”. The movie comprises a lot of talks rather than an action, as of it is a romance movie between a guy and software! Many things surrounding Theodore affects to become a lover of software, such as his divorce with his wife Catherini (Rooney Mara) and surrounding people’s addictions to their devices rather than people and due to the fact that he has only one friend Amy (Amy Adams) and he talks with his one colleague (Chris Pratt) in the office where they write intimate letters for others.

“Her” is rated R, with some voice sex and fantasies. Music selection by Fire and Owen Paller, production design by K.K Barret and costumes by Casey Storm; produced by Mr. Jonze. Released by Warner Bros. the runtime of “Her” is 125 minutes.

Cast: Joaquin Phoenix, Scarlett Johansson, Amy Adams, Rooney Mara, Chris Pratt, and Olivia Wilde (as blind date girl)