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[koko-duckiee]

OMORI burns something in Blackspace | probably no spoilers

[jessica-tobedetermined]

This is how memes work right?

[lili2424]

Queen Charlotte, killing me 😭

[fugadelsilencio]

[fugadelsilencio]

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Saw Her few days ago...

As far as narrative goes, Her tells a story of Theodore, a lonely writer that can't let go off his past. The movie does a pretty good job introducing the futuristic world to the audience through mise-en-scene. The new AI Operating system, voiced by Scarlett Johanson also did a fantastic job on her counter part. Soundtracks also brillant, very impressed by Arcade fire... Flow very nicely with the gorgeous visuals.

The film really makes you question what defines us as "human". However there's some bizarre moments that didn't really work for me, well at least personally. I used Bizarre, perhaps it's rather hard to put myself in Theodore's shoes. Since Artificial intelligence like Scarlett does not exist (yet).

This, by all means does not make this a bad movie. In fact it really make an impact to me after. Personally, this movie speak beyond a tale of a machine acquiring human emotions; it is a statement that question what makes us so humane. Highly recommended it, especially for romance lovers.

[improvisedplan]

my sleeping pattern is messed up, i woke up 2 hours ago, i feel like a westerner