What happens when love is freed from the physical form?

Rating: 9/10 (21 June 2014)

That is the question that I believe this film is trying to examine. And it does it very well. What happens if we were freed from the body, what happens if we were free to love thousands of others, not just one. It is an important question because love is something that appears to be generated from an individual but which one can apply to endless numbers of people. It is, in essence, an energy field (an analogy) which we can grow infinitely. But our love is bound in many ways, due to our physicality and our social norms of what it means to be in love (marriage/monogamous relationships etc). What if these bounds were broken?
Running in addition to this is the idea of us falling in love with our technology. Can we get to the point where we could easily fall in love with machines? We see it everywhere now as people fall for the next phone, the next gadget etc as a type of obsessiveness as a replacement for real emotional/social connections. So what would happen if we get to the point where these technological marvels can begin to provide the emotional and social attachments we are lacking/looking for?
The cinematography, the soundtrack, the futuristic imagining, all done very well. Top notch acting from both leads and supports. It fascinates me to read reviews on here from people who exclaim "What was the point of this movie?". Read the above and you might have some idea!