An unusual tale that question the definition of love

Rating: 9/10 (22 December 2014)

Since Being John Malkovich, Spike Jonze is brilliant at portraying unreal situations in a realistic way to critique humanity. Jonze did it again and better with "Her".
To be able to enjoy this movie, a viewer needs to be able to look pass couple things:

Artificial Intelligence can evolve and grow, or at least appear to be human. (There are currently "chat bots" that can carry conversations by doing research via internet, to have an AI like OS1 is not impossible in the future, in my opinion.)

Human can have relationships without physical/sexual contact and purely based on exchanges of conversations. (Before internet, people in long distance relationship have phone sex without any video, there are also phone sex hot lines, or people with disabilities such as blind or paralyzed in relationships.)

Once a viewer can accept and not to be bothered the above, this movies can show its brilliance in portraying a beautiful relationship between a human and AI, while throwing strange and unreal situations at you and making you question yourself what is humanity? What is love? What do you value in a relationship.
"Her" is a well paced, carefully crafted and strange love story that reflects human emotions and questions the definition of life and love.