The best movie of the year! Deserves the 'Best Film' award at the Oscars.

Rating: 10/10 (15 February 2014)

Her is a movie about, Theodore(Joaquin Phoenix) who is a slightly shy & awkward man. The movie is set a few years in the future. Theodore is about to get divorced from his wife, Catherine(Rooney Mara). He is really lonely & depressed. He hasn't been himself, lately. He hardly interacts with people, except for his neighbors, Amy(Amy Adams) & Charles(Matt Letscher). Enter Samantha(Scarlett Johansson). Samantha is a fully functional, intuitive & interactive operating system. Theodore finds solace in Samantha as she really gets him & they can talk for hours. Samantha is very sweet & has a really sexy & seductive voice! Samantha sends Theodore on a blind date with an extremely gorgeous woman(Olivia Wilde) to help him forget about his wife. In many ways such as this, Samantha helps Theodore come out of his shell & live a little.
Her is a flawless piece of art. The plot of the film is the most unique plot I've ever come across. The fact that the movie has elements of sci-fi & the future just makes me love it all the more! Her deserves all the accolades at the Oscars. It's better than all the other major contenders for 'Best Film' like, The Wolf of Wall Street, American Hustle & 12 Years a Slave. Although this movie is about the relationship between a man & an OS, the reason this film is so warm & touching is due to the performances. Joaquin Phoenix is outstanding as the shy & reserved, Theodore. Amy Adams is brilliant as his neighbor, Amy. Rooney Mara is spectacular in her brief role, as Catherine. Olivia Wilde is mind blowing in her cameo as Blind Date. However, the person who makes the movie what it is, is the inimitable Scarlett Johansson & her seductive voice. Johansson portrays Samantha with so many emotions & little mannerisms that no one else could have performed the role better. The supporting characters are effective, as well. Anyway, Her is a must watch, for the gadget addict in all of us.