As the movie continues, and the viewer learns more of what an ordinary guy Theodore is—he checks his e-mail on the ride home from work, just like pretty much all of us these days—director Jonze, who also wrote the movie's script, constructs a beguiling cinematic world that also starts to embrace the viewer. The way Theodore's smart phone and its earpiece work is different from ours, and soon it becomes clear that "Her" is something of a science-fiction film, set in the not-too-distant but distinctly fantastic future.
A big part of the movie's charm is just how thoroughly Jonze has imagined and constructed this future Los Angeles, from its smoggy skies to its glittering skyscrapers to its efficient mass transit system and much more. (There has already been, and there will no doubt be more, think pieces about how Caucasian this future L.A. is. There will likely be few think pieces about how the fashion for high-waisted pants in this future makes life unpleasant for the obese.)
ونظام النقل الجماعي الكفؤ والكثير الكثير أيضاً , كان هناك فعلاً , ولا شك ان هناك المزيد , فكر حول كيفية تخيل مستقل لوس انجلوس , سيكون هناك مجموعة من الأفكار حول كيف ستكون الموضة بسراويل عالية مخصرة في المستقبل التي ستجعل الحياة غير سارة للبدناء .
