C.r.a.p.

Rating: 3/10 (28 February 2016)

C.R.A.P., this would be the name of my personal AI, the digital person dragging me into bits & bytes. C.R.A.P. stands for 'can't really argue, pal'. But also it describes 'HER' in all its efforts. This is one of those kind of movies I really ask myself, what the heck did they think when they were doing this? The movie tries desperately to overdraw the world of information technology. The voice can hear me, understand me, see me, ...wonderful! Today we know of no technology which would be able to achieve this. Illusional! However, AI can be philosophy as well, at least in this context, obviously the viewpoint of those who made this movie. Why philosophy? Because it is the science who can give answers to non existing things, such as the AI. And where does this lead to, if people who haven't got a clue, try to use science like a fast food restaurant? No where! Why should I find interest in a dude talking to a illusionary AI, who lives in a perfect world? Everyone in this movie is such a kind person, and the guy has not a single real problem! The educational gear this movie shifts in, does not deserve the term 'informative'. It's not that someone couldn't find devotion or love in the things he does by man-machine communication. Only that 'HER' is obviously too far away from reality, but too bothersome in asking questions about the future. Well, it is time to think about the world of tomorrow, voices who speak to us without a person being present. Let's see what they think about 'HER'?