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Her
Her
2013 ·126 min ·United States of America ·R 18+
8.7
IMDb 8.0 КП 7.7 RT 95% MC 91
Romance, Science Fiction, Drama
Director: Spike Jonze
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In the not so distant future, Theodore, a lonely writer, purchases a newly developed operating system designed to meet the user's every need. To Theodore's surprise, a romantic relationship develops between him and his operating system. This unconventional love story blends science fiction and romance in a sweet tale that explores the nature of love and the ways that technology isolates and connects us all.

Budget: $23M
US Gross: $25.57M
Worldwide: $47.35M
Joaquin Phoenix
Actor
Amy Adams
Actor
Scarlett Johansson
Actor
🏆 Golden Globe 2014 — Best Screenplay
🏆 Academy Awards 2014 — Best Screenplay
🏆 Saturn Awards 2014 — Best Supporting Actress
🎬 Academy Awards 2014 — Best Original Song
🎬 Academy Awards 2014 — Best Production Design
🏆 Academy Awards 2014 — Best Screenplay
🎬 Saturn Awards 2014 — Best Actor
🏆 Saturn Awards 2014 — Best Supporting Actress
🎬 Golden Globe 2014 — Best Picture (Comedy or Musical)
🎬 Golden Globe 2014 — Best Actor (Comedy or Musical)
🏆 Saturn Awards 2014 — Best Screenplay
🏆 Saturn Awards 2014 — Best Fantasy Film

Her is widely celebrated as a profoundly unique and emotionally resonant exploration of love and loneliness in the digital age. While a minority of viewers find the premise pretentious or cold, the general consensus praises the film's atmospheric direction and the powerful, nuanced performances that anchor its unconventional central romance.

Acting Joaquin Phoenix delivers an exceptional, vulnerable performance that provides the emotional foundation for the film's central romance.
Production The film features distinct, high-quality production design and cinematography that effectively realize a warm, plausible near-future aesthetic.
Screenplay The script is debated, with some lauding its intellectual depth and emotional honesty while others find the dialogue and thematic resolution underdeveloped or pretentious.
Pacing The contemplative pacing invites deep engagement with the film's themes, though it proves polarizing for viewers seeking a more conventional or kinetic narrative.
Theme The central romance creates a divisive experience, where many find it a moving, original study of connection, while others view it as a hollow interaction between a human and a simulated voice.
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