The Love Story of a Lonely Man

Rating: 8/10 (19 June 2014)

The only folks who will be lost unconditionally with this film, are those without a cross link between obscure infatuation and beloved intent. This film instills the concept of love not being a conventional merit, but rather an emotional occurrence beyond our realm of understanding. The idea, that love, and the need to be loved, can be so far beyond our spectrum of understanding, can often cause confusion and distaste. Spike Jonze has frequently projected this ideal in the sense that beauty is not within the expected perspectives of a typical day to day, but rather in the fabrics of our distasteful disdain. Sorrow is beautiful, unpredictable, and miraculous in its result within accordance to the receivers understanding. Jonze understands this beautiful accordance, and makes poetry within story to example this. Her, is beautifully crafted, demonstrating the human nature of love, and the need to be loved, beyond the natural instincts to breed, protect and defend company. Her examines the humanistic desire to find affection, define love, and seek one's self within another, whether it be man, woman, computer, or piece of mind. This film touches base on a philosophy simply questioning the definition of love, and the factual stance of its frequent existence. Bravo Spike Jonze, was thoroughly impressed. So many people on here look for reasons to hate, yet its the morality a film entails that takes my opinions. In this case, an original love story, beautifully shot, well written, and introspective toward the pursuit of love, in the most modernized and reliable fashions, though constructed through an as well reliable form of isolation. Overall, well done Spike, and to the haters on this film, you'r bummed, because of your relation with your computer, ringing a similarity, that brings no benefit or revelation. Watch Her, its beautiful, for both men and women, children and adults, it poetically presents a lovely insight on the human mind, and its relation with the pursuit of love within modern technology, and dis-illusion.