Lot to say here!!

Rating: 7/10 (21 February 2014)

Not being a facebook or twitter user, you appreciate where this could go in the future. Human interaction getting less and less; people becoming insular and even when in going out groups, breaking off to pour over their electronic devices. The whole skill of communication and conversation deteriorating. That is really emphasised where Phoenix works in a letter writing Company. The art of letter writing and calligraphy (style of writing gone).
You noticed that in the street and subway scenes; people just chatting to their earphones.
There was various "Hers" in this. More so than "hes" e.g. The OS, the ex-wife, the date, his "friend" in the living complex, young girl. All of different characters; so you imagine that the writer/director (same guy) included his own experiences. The ideal "her", given all the human versions, being the electronic "her".
Phoenix doesn't play a "mans man", so for the male portion of the audience its hard to relate to him.
Whilst "art house" film lovers tend to pontificate over what the Director was trying to convey in certain scenes, I would like to point out several I noted (but have no idea of their meaning, so shall guess) as follows:
Why give the main character such a ridiculous name....sounded dickensian?
On-screen colours of light blue, green, reds....pleasing to the eye?
In the near future, trouser belts no longer required....improvement in waistband design?
Summing up, an interesting watch, though not a memorable one.