Rec | HER (2013)

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Her (2013)

what’s this tender, soft, beautifully color graded dream? I haven’t felt such tenderness in so long and I’ve hardly ever seen something as romantic as this. this movie was so ahead of its time: letting go of love and finding someone new is so terrifying and looking for it in AI is something that is getting realer by the day. it’s scary, dystopian, unethical. why did this movie made me not feel any of this? maybe I loved the relationship between Theodore and Samantha because it felt so incredibly human. I resonate with his loneliness, his desires and fears so I think that’s also why I never thought of him as “weird”, sympathy and empathy can really make you understand anything. PS: my love for Joaquin Phoenix seems to be growing by the day

@proximacentauri

Feb 15, 2025

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@salad_valet

Something cool about this is that Spike Jonze and Sofia Coppola were married and divorced in 2003. He made “Her” and she made “Lost In Translation” each about the dissolution of their marriage. I’d recommend watching them together 💖

Feb 15, 2025

@proximacentauri

salad_valet really?? omg then I guess I have to do a rewatch of Lost In Translation!! this is so interesting, thank you for sharing!!

Feb 15, 2025

@khatnip

'Her' walked so that 'Companion' could run.

Feb 15, 2025

@proximacentauri

khatnip I’m so curious about Companion, can’t wait to watch it. I’ve decided to go in completely blind, I‘m not even gonna watch the trailer or read the synopsis :P

Feb 15, 2025

@khatnip

proximacentauri that's a perfect way to go! report back 💚

Feb 15, 2025

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