About the movie I saw today Today I watched Her, a movie by Spike Jonze. It’s set in the near future, so the world is more technologic, with videogames that can communicate with humans and operational systems with artificial intelligence. Spike Jonze's movies always have a different esthetics. I already had watched Were the Wild Things Are, which is a simple children's story by Maurice Sendak. The differential in this piece, to me, is the esthetics appeal. I felt really good in Jonze's wild world, the aura is so dreamlike, so ethereal. I loved it! Being John Malkovich is another movie of the same director that I liked a lot, too. However, the screenplay is by Charlie Kaufman, so the movie is a lot more psychological, the esthetics is not so attractive. But I liked it and had been thinking about it a lot of time. Her was wrote and directed by Jonze, so he is entirely present in the movie. The movie has melancholic characters, a weird story, an awesome soundtrack and very good performances, but what enchanted me the most was the beautiful "color blocks" style of the scenography and clothes, and the questions that the relationships of the movie raise. Now I’m reading an interview about the characters and their styles. I would like to discuss about this movie with some friends someday and listen about their impressions of it.