Her

Name: Her 2013 Movie
Rating: 4.8

A Spike Jonze Love Story

In the not so distant future, Theodore, a lonely writer, purchases a newly developed operating system designed to meet the user's every need. To Theodore's surprise, a romantic relationship develops between him and his operating system. This unconventional love story blends science fiction and romance in a sweet tale that explores the nature of love and the ways that technology isolates and connects us all.

Release Date : 18 Dec, 2013

Duration : 2h 6m

Generes : Romance Science Fiction Drama

Vote Average : 7.862 Vote Count : 12,947 Popularity : 37.286

Top Billed Casting

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Production Country

United States of America

Budget

$ 23,000,000

Revenue

$ 47,351,251

Official Trailer 2
Official Trailer 1

Reviews

A review by treestannn

Written by treestannn on 30 May, 2014

The opposite of garbage...

A review by kineticandroid

Written by kineticandroid on 21 Jun, 2014

In the run-up to me seeing this, I heard a lot of people saying simply this was "a film about relationships." I feel like that holds up quite well. More specifically, I felt like "Her" is a film about why relationships end. Using a motto I picked up from too many Dan Savage podcasts, all relationshi...

A review by tmdb39513728

Written by tmdb39513728 on 04 Feb, 2015

**Not a Keeper** The Academy of Motion Picture Arts needs to return to limiting Best Picture contenders to five nominations, which always fell in line with the five Best Director nominees. Having ten casts too wide a net and allows squeakers like "Her" to slip in. Spike Jonze needs to return t...

A review by Andres Gomez

Written by Andres Gomez on 17 May, 2015

This was a really unexpected surprise. The cast is great, specially Joaquim Phoenix, which is a great actor. The story is simple but well told and the photography, style and design of the movie has been taken into account until the smallest detail. Very well done movie....

A review by HikariWS

Written by HikariWS on 07 Mar, 2021

I can feel what Spike wanted to achieve. It starts with Theodore feeling he's superior to Samantha, as he's a living human being and she's a software. Then he understand she has emotions and is real, and just doesn't have a body. Then she talks how not having a body is better because she's not limit...