Couldn't through the whole thing twice

Rating: 3/10 (30 June 2014)

It is clearly no question that this film was well composed in terms of score and cinematography. Jonze presents a introverted, sad lonely man in an otherwise place of utopia. The little details on emphasizing that world is quirky, cute and an excellent visual addition.
But why did I chose to give it a 3? While I appreciate Jonze's choice of filling the plot gaps by posing philosophical questions throughout the film that we thought, or perhaps never even thought of, and never articulated. But that on its own can't fill my lack of shits for Samantha and Theodore's relationship. The intermittent, forced giggles between them and the falsity of their relationship bores me. Theodore plays the sad part so well enough that I don't care what he does. There is an entire perspective in this film that I can't see eye-to-eye in comparison to other reviewers here. It seems to me that because this film is plastered with Jonze's name all over it, people don't give it a chance to even hate it.
I would criticize this film even more but I couldn't get myself to watch the whole thing. I tried watching it twice and couldn't get myself to care. To those who were able to remain optimistic watching this film, I applaud you for your patience.