In the second half of the film, there are countless urges to cry. The male protagonist has such a magnetic voice and can write love words. If it weren't for this face, I would definitely fall in love with him again haha.
I don't think the male protagonist is weird as others think in the film, maybe it's because I'm also such a person. Depressed, lonely, sensitive and fragile, I would rather confide my thoughts to strangers than tell those close to me...I wonder if OS1 really appears one day, will it be a kind of sadness.... .I still don't believe that Samantha's feelings for Theodore can be called love. She is so perfect and intelligent that I always keep a guard against her. Afraid that she will transfer her love, that she will disappear suddenly, that she will become another person after being infected with the virus... In fact, Samantha is indeed a "person" who does not use love, but I express very much Understand, why do things that people can't do ask a Samantha who doesn't exist in reality to do it, just because she can talk to 8316 people at the same time and love 641 people at the same time? Is it because this number is too large for humans to do it for the time being?
I thought that such OS1 would continue to develop. I don't understand why the director finally arranged for them to disappear collectively. Like "Transcendence", he wanted to tell us that no matter how powerful artificial intelligence is, it is impossible to replace the supreme sense of existence of human beings? If not, I really really want to know how Theodore would deal with such a fraternity girlfriend.
Write so much first, and Scarlett's voice is really good sex!
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