Jonez will be know as one of America's greatest filmmakers

Rating: 10/10 (9 February 2014)

This film is almost perfect. Jonez's introduction of characters and setting was seamless. The arc of the characters' relationship, the resolution, the climax, the ending, the sets, the costumes, the special effects, the music, even the character's pants....I've got nothing bad to say about it. An almost perfect film by the same man who produced Jackass for Christ's sake.
Despite the fact I didn't see this movie until it had been out for a while, I was not prepared to see one of the best SF films of the past 10 years. No aliens, no space ships or time machines. In fact, my kids and I had a healthy geek debate over how far in the future this was supposed to take place, with guesses ranging from ten to 40 years.
The realistic continuation of our engagement with technology was one of the strongest secondary themes throughout the film. While I viewed the movie as an allegorical love story, the philosophical questions the film addresses about what defines love will likely be questions we will actually have to deal with one day. Can you fall in love with your Operating System? In "Her" is was a common occurrence.