This is similar to a long distance relationship in so many ways. When I watched this, I was dating my then -girlfriend who lived in England (I am from the U.S). No one can really understand the lengths people go to for someone they are unable to touch. The love has a depth to it that you can only grasp by experiencing it yourself or having an open mind to a wonderful film like this. Our connection was so intense at times it was difficult to separate my life at home from the life I imagined having with her. The great thing about long distance is, you can eventually close the distance. And we did. We are happily married now, but I still love this movie because it reminds me not to take anything or anyone for granted.

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

Having been in a long distance relationship myself, I completely agree, and that was definitely something I felt when making this video. This video was actually just made a few months after that relationship didn't work out, so this video was really reflective to what I was feeling at the time, I related a lot to Theodore.

@Godsjester71

6 жыл бұрын

I still cannot rewatch this movie because I saw it when I was in a long distance relationship that went bad primarily because of that distance amongst other things.

@hank1972

5 жыл бұрын

Saw this right after I divorced my wife who lived in Nicaragua. Traveled back and forth be-tween Miami and Managua waiting for her entry visa for 4 years. Yeah it was painfully beautiful.

@cloudia.-.

5 жыл бұрын

About 8 months ago, I remember sending a screenshot of this comment to my partner (UK to USA ldr). February of this year 20 months in, and 4 days before booking the flight to see him for the first time, he ended it. (Sadly due to future distance worry). I remember though, how we spoke about your comment and how relatable it was to us. How the connection was so intense, pure, and how we couldn't wait to close the distance. As much as it tore me apart, I look back on that time in my life and appreciate everything that happened. A piece of my heart is always theirs. sorry for being soppy. All the best to those in ldr's

@KC-wb7lq

5 жыл бұрын

As someone who has been with the same person for 8 years, 4 years in college and 4 years long distance I completely agree. It’s hard and you really have to love and trust the person your with to make it work

What you just did - making this video. That is a work of art in itself. So perfectly told and expertly analysed! I enjoyed every minute of it.

@daniel_netzel

8 жыл бұрын

+Darren Martin Thanks Darren, that means a lot!

@ofanzivnonestabilan

7 жыл бұрын

It's pretentious pile of dung, that's what it is

@bolso4

5 жыл бұрын

Seriously, bravo man. I really loved this video and it made me re-think myself quite a bit.

While I think the final shot of the movie hints at Theodore giving him and Amy another chance, I think you have a point about him embracing the idea that friendship can be a fullfilling relationship too. For example, in various parts of the movie, Theodore's weird co-worker (played by Chris Pratt) tries to befriend him, but he keeps ignoring him...while close to the end of the movie, they actually become friends. I think this was a really subtle way to show that Theodore opened himself not only to love again, but to also become more social, befriend people, LIVE outside just wanting to fuck someone (as showed in the Olivia WIlde scene). Anyway, great video!

@daniel_netzel

5 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more! He's taking steps toward intimacy without sex, and I think he becomes a better person for it.

film analysis videos like these are art. This is art. And it almost made me cry.

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I really appreciate you saying so.

@geoboy700

3 жыл бұрын

@@daniel_netzel mhm!,

This film means so much to me. This analysis now means so much to me. Very well done!

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! "Her" is one of my all time favorites.

@shannonnicollechannel5884

4 жыл бұрын

@@daniel_netzel Amen

@wiseauserious8750

3 жыл бұрын

Same here, this film touched me in ways that I can't even fully understand.

The whole way through the film pretty much the only shots we see are selfie shots and 1st person shots. Another way I think of showing isolation but also as if your watching the film through a phone which is how we spend most of time in the modern world

You deserve so much more recognition for such a detailed and expertly written analysis

@daniel_netzel

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you :>

This is a beautiful work of art. We were presenting about the human condition for my english class. And i presented this video, My teacher was very fascinated, amazed and had no questions. She loved it and so did I. You video literally explained everything. Thank you very much.

@daniel_netzel

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your lovely comment :3

I just recently watched this film and was floored. It instantly became one of my favorites. Definitely top ten. It was beautiful. It was also strange how the film made the audience (including myself) begin to fall in love with “Her”. The breakup scene... gutted me. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@dankjssecretdiary61

4 жыл бұрын

I just watched this movie yesterday and this is exactly what happened to me

Brilliant analysis of a Brilliant Film! I have lived it just as Theodore has, and at 66, have finally learned the same lesson.

I just watched this for the second time in about a year and i'm still amazed. You almost made me cry, twice! I really love this video not just for the incredible script, presentation, and editing, but for the message you put out there: that you should always let love happen, but not get too dependent on just one aspect of love, instead, we should embrace all forms of love but especially love and respect for ourselves. You have earned yourself an eternal subscriber and hopefully a future patron! Keep doing what you're doing FilmRadar!

@daniel_netzel

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you kindly! This video still holds up despite it not being the best I could do these days, because the message is one I think a lot of people should hear. Love is necessary for a good life, but romantic love is a tricky one and it can't be forced. Thank you so much, I will!

i have to say i have no idea how you don't have millions of subscribers. this video was so well put together, thought out, and edited. your language is beautiful and this video rlly made me feel something. thank you

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

Well thank you, maybe one day I'll have that many, but for now, I'm grateful for the community I have. Thank you for your comment, I'm glad the video made you feel something! It's a really person one for me.

There’s something beautiful about listening to someone so eloquently explain all the thoughts running through my head so effortlessly. Your video is just as beautiful as the movie itself.

Damn. All that intellectual thought, composed and strung together perfectly in a video just under 7 mins!?! Damn man, Great job. I’m writing an essay about this movie, and this video really helped inspire me more. Thank you.

I literally cried watching this. Thank you for this.

you perfectly summarized why this is my favorite movie of all time, thank you.

This is so beautiful, I recently discovered your channel and I couldn't be more in love with the videos you make. Thank you

Just stumbled across your channel and immediately started watching all of your essays. What a great work. This essay specifically is so damn good. Thank you and keep doing what you do! You deserve more :)

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I really appreciate that. This video is super personal to me, I'm glad it resonated with you

I understand theordore in this movie. I was suicidal just a year ago and this girl was kind to me, and like a fool I fell in love with her. She gave me a reason to smile and exist but she started being repulsed by me. She said to me to please call her If I was ever feeling down and I did after a major suicide attempt. She completely ignored my existence and my greatest dream, being in love with her or just being her friend was shattered. Theres nothing in the world I ever wanted more than just to have one heartfelt moment with her like in a dream I had. Everything went so bad now she hates me and I kinda hate her, but she was the first girl I loved so its complicated for me. Love is so painful, but the lesson is to never give up and ever give your feelings and heart to someone who doesn't even value your existence. This girl did not value my existence at all and it hurt so much being that I loved her more than life itself

@MrThuggzBunney

7 жыл бұрын

Hang in there :(

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

@lukebecker1990

7 жыл бұрын

Divad Onarres truley remarkable story. Fight on ! You're an wonderful human being this world needs.

@abecallard442

7 жыл бұрын

Filip d That's such an awful thing to say.

@ofanzivnonestabilan

7 жыл бұрын

I know it is, but it needed to be said nevertheless.

This is one of the only movies I've seen this decade that I've not only seen more than once, but has managed to bring me to near tears after seeing it

Her has been my favorite movie ever since I've seen it, this video makes me love it even more. Great video.

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

Really important film in my life, I just think it's one of the most beautiful films ever made. I'm glad you enjoyed the video :D

Man, I am in love with your reviews. You truly deserve more attention and love.

@filmradar I don't believe that anyone could have encapsulated this film in such a brilliantly spot-on way like you have. You've ticked every box for me and I absolutely love this film. It's like a tall drink of water every time my soul is parched and I couldn't have given it a better analysis than you have here and I can't appreciate your carefully crafted thought anymore than I do right now. And to think I was merely searching for "The Moon Song" when I stumbled across this and its just nice to find that someone else can see all that I see when I guzzle down this film. Thanks for this video friend! I often feel like Theodore myself, most people in my circle have no appreciation for the things that I find mesmerizing and it's a rare relief when i find that someone out there shares my views. I wish there were more of us out there but sadly, I'm an introvert, so even if there were I might not even make a move towards such an opportunity.

Daniel, thank you very much. This is so beautifully put. You have just crystallised my thoughts upon watching this movie. I rewatch it from time to time, and it hits differently with more experience, but this idea emerges.

Man I just discovered your channel and it's simply amazing. It's really good. Great video and keep the good work. Cheers mate

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, that means a lot! Cheers :)

I've watched this so many times. Such a good message and inspiring for my writing

I keep on coming back to this video, so beautiful.

This is the best analysis of this film on KZread. Subscribed!

Daniel, it was a great experience watching this video. I’m currently in a film course where we just watched Her, and I think I recognized the colors as one of the most impactful visual elements of the film. Thanks for the analysis, just subscribed!

These videos are so amazingly reflective, and I'm in awe of how poetic they are. Your closing statements are so inspiring and thought-provoking.

@daniel_netzel

6 жыл бұрын

That's very kind of you to say! This one and the Eternal Sunshine video are very closely related in my mind, though I think this one is a lot more optimistic haha, but it's cool to see you liked both of them!

@t0m1337n

6 жыл бұрын

Film Radar i totally agree that they are related, i had the same feeling of disconnection in both, and they are two of my favorite movies. Looking forward to your future content!

It's 3 in the morning. Can't sleep thinking about her and about how distant she's been lately with no reason whatsoever. Thought about looking up scenes from the movie ('Her' is a safe space for me) and I stumbled upon your video. This is amazing. Helped a lot. Need to talk to her. Need to communicate for she won't, so I gotta take the leap and embrace what I feel. Thanks for the insight, beautiful video.

This video is art. Deep & meaningful in a way that is relatable, it makes you reflect and question your own life in a comforting way. Thank you.

This analysis is beautiful. For me, for someone who distant himself from social life and who is scared to love another. I thank you.

Beautiful video essay about one of my all time favourite films! Great job!

incredible work, I really enjoy your use of the soundtrack. Great job, keep it up!

@daniel_netzel

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed!

The literally cinematography and camera shots and quality of the movie was breathtaking in the movie theaters

wow. I loved this video essay. this movie holds a very special place to me, and this was the first analysis of Her I've seen where I felt like you hit all the points I felt but couldn't articulate when I watched the movie. fantastic breakdown and editing, I really enjoyed every second of this one.

@daniel_netzel

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I'm so glad you enjoyed it

Nice one man. I've watched all the 'her' analyses - yours is succinct and heartfelt.

THIS guy fuckin gets it. I've been watching so many lil video essays about this movie trying to find someone who sees what I personally think it's about... the human condition. Everyone either just sees the AI part or the love part. But the freaking human experience man. This movie hits that feeling more than any other. And our place in the universe? So small but so beautiful. Yes. Well put my man.

Loved it - great movie with analysis so eloquently drafted. The editing, music, and spoken word is really fantastic. Glad I found this channel !

@daniel_netzel

8 жыл бұрын

Why thank you very much! I really appreciate that! I hope you enjoy your stay :D

Beautiful video, love the way you scripted it and the way you added clips to more emphasis your point. As for the movie, the cinematography was astounding and nobody could have done it better than Joaquin Phoenix. Thanks for the video!

Ive watched this video over 10 times. Made me think of the movie and life in a whole new way

I loved this movie, it was so beautifully executed and Juaquin is just amazing in every mobie he's been. This movie brought so many emotions, and refreshing to what it is to be human. Love how you broke it down.

bro you snapped on this bravo

@daniel_netzel

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks dude!

Made me cry, not gonna lie. Beautiful, thank you

beautiful analysis of a beautiful film. keep it up!

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Mr. Joker sir!

You have some talent dude, this was fantastic.

Terrific Analysis. This video in of itself is a work of cinematic art. Subbed

This film and analysis like this is more important than ever these days. good video.

Thank you for making this video and this channel. You are a beacon and inspiration for film-lovers. Just......thank you.

@daniel_netzel

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words

This was beautiful, gave me an understanding of the movie i could never have came up with myself. Wish I found this account sooner. When i search video essay in youtube your videos are nowhere to be found, i guess i got lucly

@daniel_netzel

6 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you

Beautifully narrated

Really love this video and this film. Thank you

Beautiful analysis! 👌🏼👏🏼

i love youre essays

@daniel_netzel

4 жыл бұрын

That's kind of you to say!

I just discovered you and I'm going through your channel and I'm loving all of it. Keep up the great work!

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I always love to hear people going through more than one video.

I'm not quite sure what took me so long to find this channel. Excellent. Well done!

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

You're not alone! But thanks for watching, glad you liked the video :D

Glad to see you have uploaded a new video good sir! You are an inspiration to us all

@daniel_netzel

8 жыл бұрын

+Gerald Davis Why thank you very much! Stay tuned, I'm going to be uploading more frequently these days!

Coming back to this video post covid and hearing what is being said abt the disconnect; so real.

Finally got around to seeing this movie. Fantastic video man

@daniel_netzel

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely wonderful film, wish I could watch it again for the first time! Thank you so much!

5:30 “Falling in love is a form of socially acceptable insanity”. After recovering from true heartbreak I couldn’t agree more. Love is a dangerous drug that needs to be respected and treated with objective caution.

I love this video. This is up there with Crisswell, and Kaptainkristian, yet you also bring a unique perspective on the same film. Excellent work, my friend.

@daniel_netzel

4 жыл бұрын

Wow. Thank you. Those are two of my favorite essayists.

You explained this movie beautifully.

Very well done, great summary of a fabulous movie.

Beautiful video and analysis

ive watched other analyses about this film and i didnt feel like the got it exactly right but you hit it right on the nail!

Great analysis. Thank you.

Got here through reddit, amazing video, well thought out and perfectly edited. You can count me a new and happy subscriber!

@daniel_netzel

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I appreciate it! I hope you enjoy your stay ;D

Very well said! Favorite movie, thanks.

this video actually got me emotional so thanks

This is truly a film that makes you think a lot.

THIS VIDEO IS AMAZING

@daniel_netzel

5 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU :D

Perfect review! Cheers from Kazakhstan

Awesome!

Amazing work! This and your piece on Linklater are beautiful

@daniel_netzel

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, I appreciate that!

Daniel, You've made a video that helped me change my life. Maybe if I rewatched Her time and time again... I'd be able to draw the same conclusions? Maybe. That's a big if. But you gave me something I really needed. You put this video and words within at my (and everyone's) convenience. And I needed it long after I found it fir the first time. I wish I could offer you money but I don't have much to my name, really. I can offer you programming lessons, Polish lessons, sewing lessons, drawing lessons or my friendship. I wish to repay you for your effort of reflection and the fear that comes sometimes with putting our thoughts out there. Thanks.

@daniel_netzel

2 жыл бұрын

Your beautiful comment is more than enough repayment

this is such a great one! only if it was this simple and unspecific though, the world would be pleasurable than what it is really but I was really moved by your speech at the end :D thumbs up

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

Best analysis I've ever seen

Best video essay I've seen on Her by far

@daniel_netzel

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

thank you for the amazing breaking down one of my favorite movie. you get a sub

I watch this video every time i need inspiration to write essays

I've been binge watching your videos ever since Philip DeFranco put a link to one of your videos in his. Excellent analysis, great editing, and overall a wonderful experience. Happy to be a new subscriber!

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoy your stay :D

Amazing!!

Thank you for sharing. I just watched the movie. I loved it. It made me cry, laugh and think. I was moved by it... But after watching your video, I have a bigger perspective :) Thank you again.

This film broke me down man, should of saw it years ago

@adrian72300

3 жыл бұрын

There was a lot of the Theodore character in the Joker character

Amazing video, my friend. This movie is my favorite one so far. I can relate so much much to it that it can be "scary".

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Honestly, it's what got me interested in making this video, sometimes watching the movie it's like looking in a mirror. Except for those pants that go up to his nipples, I gotta get me some of those.

@purugigi

7 жыл бұрын

Not gonna lie, I've thought of looking for those pants online a couple of times, lmao

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын

I don't blame you! Personally, I'd wear the crap out of that jacket he's got.

My all time favourite movie.❤️

Great analysis. I’d also like to add how much I enjoyed Theodore’s personal journey. When he started, he was alone and so full of fear. He couldn’t let his ex go and wasn’t able to trust himself or his feelings. It kept Samantha’s love away. When he understood that what he felt in his heart was all that mattered, he was never the same. It enabled him to fully embrace Samantha. His ability to open up to Samantha also allowed her to make his dreams come true, like writing the book. Even when Samantha had to leave, as much pain he was in, we knew he was going to be ok. He wrote Katherine a beautiful letter about how grateful he was to have spent time with her. His heart was healed.

@daniel_netzel

6 жыл бұрын

The ending of this film is one of the most beautiful completions to a character's arc that I've ever seen, when he's writing that final letter to his ex-wife, it's just one of the most incredibly powerful sequences ever filmed. I just really relate to this film.

Dude, MAKE MORE VIDEOS! YOU ARE AWESOME!

I loved this video...thank you. :)

The very idea of that romantic love is crazy. We let it sinks it’s hooks so deep inside we forget to love any other way sometimes. The fuck dude.... You just dissected this masterpiece.

this is so good !!!!!

This is the most wholesome comment section I've ever seen.

Wow. Nice. (It is an awesome and complex movie). Thanks for these thoughts about it!

Great Analysis

@daniel_netzel

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Lol! I think the way you summed it up is more beautiful that the actual movie 💜

This movie means so much to me and I wish few people could know this anyway it's fine.

Her. video essays just always hit different

A very nice review for a GREAT movie.

wow, thank you so much for this

@daniel_netzel

7 жыл бұрын