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Jan 20, 2014 · Movie Analysis: “Her”. “Theodore represents a futuristic Everyman, the result of human experience enshrouded and infused by technology. What promises to give us connection results in precisely the opposite — the illusion of relationships.”. Some thoughts on the movie Her.
Jan 15, 2014 · Ever since Spike Jonze’s Her premiered at last fall’s New York Film Festival, one of the things that critics have praised the most is the film’s subtle portrayal of the future. Now that Her ...
Dec 17, 2013 · Spike Jonze’s Her examines one man’s relationship with just such an electronic device. Far from being a cautionary tale, it highlights how technology itself can not only fulfill our emotional ...
Jun 4, 2021 · Spike Jonze's 2013 sci-fi romance "Her" saw Joaquin Phoenix's lonely greeting card writer falling in love with a honey-voiced A.I. called Samantha, whose essence is captured by a never-glimpsed Scarlett Johansson (via IMDb). Although the premise might sound outlandish, Jonze's film sells the central romance beautifully, right down to a ...
I miss Spike Jonze. With only 4 feature films (not including documentaries) under is belt in the last 23 years, Jonze has never been what we might call a “prolific” filmmaker. His movies are few and far between, but always feel interesting, different, and fresh. Even with his long breaks (9 years between Adaptation and WTWTA), the time ...
The cinematography was really comfy, as 4chan would say. The whole movie just felt like a blanket I could cuddle up with. I also liked how Spike didn't make it a dystopic society. It felt more like a real place in the near future. Like I said, part of all this working is because Joaquin Phoenix is an amazing actor.
Which is why I propose that director Spike Jonze make another movie that isn’t exactly a sequel to “Her”, but takes place in that same future. Particularly, I’d love to see more of weird and unexplainable aspects of the future that were briefly shown in “Her” like the ERP or surrogate scenes; perhaps also delivered in a more comedic ...
