Who are we, what to become & obscenity

Rating: 5/10 (17 April 2016)

Relationships are one of the most difficult things we as humans are faced with, as seen by too many individuals who struggle staying in them.
Many factors are at play, and we see some of them in the movie 'her'.
The few 'effects ' we see are not the hallmark of the movie,but they underscore where we are likely headed as a society, for likely the betterment of us , no doubt laced with challenges of their own.
We all want to be needed and in love and to share our lives with another human, or do we ? If that stimulates you to want to see 'her', then by all means you will probably enjoy it.
It is rated 'r' for good reason, so just be 'aware' of that, right from the start.
Its definitely 'sci-fi', and a intriguing look on where as a society, we may or may not be going, but it does ask some fair and interesting questions,yet at the same time in this authors opinions, strays a bit too far into language choices.
Its worth watching as a study of human interaction and a overall feel good sensation about the promise of what life and love can offer ,- just beware , its fairly riddled with F bombs and some unnecessary sexual content, that frankly disgusted me.
That is why, as much as most people will be able to 'relate' to the humanity of this movie, that I couldn't give it what I wanted to, and shame on Hollywood for venturing, where it did not need to. I felt somewhat betrayed.
Worth watching, just beware of language and 'odd' to say the least, sexual ( mostly verbal in one very obvious scene )content.